This kid is from Yukon and he's an absolute UNIT. Went 7 innings with 10 Ks in the same game where he hit a 491 foot tank with a 118 mph exit velocity. He and Brock Rodden (Oklahoma kids) are tops in their positions in in college baseball. Rodden is from Oktaha.
I'd guess the ACC is in a much more precarious spot; they are a blink away from losing FSU and Clempson to the SEC and the P12 has been irrelevant for years already. The ACC risks losing any clout they ever had.
FSU and Clemson can't leave because of the grant of rights that lasts to 2036. The only way for them to leave is to convince a majority of the conference to disband the conference. At the same time they have the worst TV contract of any P5 conference pending the PAC's renegotiation.
I believe this will be the last year the Pac exists, it looks like UW and UO will end up in the Big and at the very least Utah and Colorado will be in the Big 12, I would bet the Zona schools will be too. It’s a shame the Big 12 already added those 4 schools, the remaining Pac schools should have just merged with them.
This will put pressure on the SEC to expand to keep up with the Big and if they’re serious about not having divisions 18 schools wouldn’t present a problem. The top schools in the ACC will be falling all over themselves trying to find a way to get into the SEC.
FSU and Clemson can't leave because of the grant of rights that lasts to 2036. The only way for them to leave is to convince a majority of the conference to disband the conference. At the same time they have the worst TV contract of any P5 conference pending the PAC's renegotiation.
I believe this will be the last year the Pac exists, it looks like UW and UO will end up in the Big and at the very least Utah and Colorado will be in the Big 12, I would bet the Zona schools will be too. It’s a shame the Big 12 already added those 4 schools, the remaining Pac schools should have just merged with them.
This will put pressure on the SEC to expand to keep up with the Big and if they’re serious about not having divisions 18 schools wouldn’t present a problem. The top schools in the ACC will be falling all over themselves trying to find a way to get into the SEC.
The ACC schools can't leave unless they convince the have nots of the league to abolish the league. Otherwise, their grant of rights will lock them in until 2036. Without their media rights no other conference will want them since the money for their games would go to the ACC.
I believe this will be the last year the Pac exists, it looks like UW and UO will end up in the Big and at the very least Utah and Colorado will be in the Big 12, I would bet the Zona schools will be too. It’s a shame the Big 12 already added those 4 schools, the remaining Pac schools should have just merged with them.
This will put pressure on the SEC to expand to keep up with the Big and if they’re serious about not having divisions 18 schools wouldn’t present a problem. The top schools in the ACC will be falling all over themselves trying to find a way to get into the SEC.
The ACC schools can't leave unless they convince the have nots of the league to abolish the league. Otherwise, their grant of rights will lock them in until 2036. Without their media rights no other conference will want them since the money for their games would go to the ACC.
It won’t stop them from trying when they see how much money the other conferences are making. I have actually heard some rumblings today that half the ACC is revolting at their meetings currently going on.
Which is it; "on...IG..." or "after the commitment"? Those are VERY different things when it comes to "legality" within NCAA rules. As I understand it, coaches are not to refer to potential targets until they are signed...is this not correct? Can they discuss them, by name, after they have committed?
So, in our school weights program we have what's known as the "Wall of Fame". This means any male student who hits 1000 total pounds between squat, hang clean, and bench gets on the wall (500 lbs for females, which ought to highlight some obvious differences for a certain portion of our society, I digress...). This is obviously, at a school of our size, fairly rare. This week we had a sophomore achieve this and a freshman as well. I've never seen a 202 lb freshman squat 520 before, but this kid is gonna be a monster. Oh, and after his 520lb squat, he took his 6' self to the gym to dunk a volleyball. LMAO. Ridiculous.
Which is it; "on...IG..." or "after the commitment"? Those are VERY different things when it comes to "legality" within NCAA rules. As I understand it, coaches are not to refer to potential targets until they are signed...is this not correct? Can they discuss them, by name, after they have committed?
Last I knew, they couldn't mention them by name until they had SIGNED.
If y'all have never seen Granger Smith in person, and are of the country music persuasion, I highly recommend seeing him if he's close. The guy is a stand up dude, a great song writer, a fantastic performer, and his band puts on an excellent show.
From what I've heard we lead for Nigel Smith, David Stone, Williams Nwaneri, and Joseph Jonah-Ajonye Sammy Brown is from right down the road from Ga and has a family member at Clemson and yet somehow we are getting him to OV. I doubt we have much of a chance to sign him but that we even are in the mix is impressive.