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I am wondering if PB and Seth sat down with Mr. Novil and said "we can make you a better NFL prospect"? I think he could have a monster year if you can scheme it where he is not double/triple teamed constantly. He probably also heard from pro evaluators and was able to get a good list of the areas he can work on thanks to this "unique" year.

Wonder what is happening? Looks like both of their twitter accounts either closed or locked?

March 1 is the deadline for upperclassmen to declare for the NL draft or confirm returning to college

Right there with you

Seasoned, not old 😎

Thank you.

Was Farrell hurt in the Bowl Game?

Hopefully there were/are friends 🤞

More concerned about one Senior in particular who I hope is coming back

I wonder how many for Gore and Hankings were against us?

Not sure how you can judge how good this team is with the gaps in the schedule.

Wasn't sure if PB might reach out to his contacts and grab a couple of JC players. Speaking of PB - Is the hire "official"? I guess that's why we're not hearing other coaches being added?

Here's a question - With many JUCOs playing in the Spring, if we sign a JUCO should he be "encouraged" to Opt out of any games?

I believe the same rules are in place with the exception being the Seniors who return do not count against the 85 limit

Some are going to continue to hate Seth and Wren regardless. There are many reasons people leave. Situations change, people do not alway continue to see eye-to-eye. Hell, if you had a company with the amount of employee the football team has you would most likely see a much higher turnover than we are seeing.

You seem to be confusing compensating for added work compared to giving raises. I would think if we were able to check, that the combined increases to the three are most like lower than replacing the person that left. So don't assume there is not a net reduction.

Perhaps we should wonder why he hasn't got better offers before. The rating and the interest just seem strange.

To be that highly rated his list is a little strange. I'm wondering if he had hoped on Columbia or Dartmouth and thoses didn't work out?

Hopefully not

This is why I still think there could be a couple of late HS signings - if the right players slip through. Next year could be a big walk-on year for a lot of schools.

I heard a good, at least I thought it was, explanation on this. The draft geru (🤣) said QBs at the Alabama, Ohio States, etc. are hard to judge at how good they really are when almost week after week they have 5* lines and receives who are just that much more talented than the competition. He commented that is why you see QBs on NFL teams that might not have seemed like great college players or had the best numbers, but their skill sets were actually better and some of the "best" college QBs don't make it.