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I live in the Midwest and Tom was QB at Michigan when I grew up. He started games and Michigan won a lot of those games when Tom started. Tom played a great Orange Bowl game and got a victory over Alabama in his final collegiate game. Numerous teams passed on him six times in the 2000 draft, rest is history.

And then Tom Brady became the best football player of all time. That matters a lil bit...

Arthur Kaluma, who spent last season in the G-League with the South Bay Lakers, is with the Lakers for the Summer League:

Tom Brady did nothing at Michigan. Jim Harbaugh was cheating POS.

Max Abmas is with the Utah Jazz (he's spent the last two seasons with the Salt Lake City G-League team):

Does he know Tom Brady played at Michigan? Desmond Howard and Charles Woodson won the Heisman. Jim Harbaugh.. Cowboys legends Drew Henson AND Mazi Smith.. Tom Harmon won the Heisman in 1940, flew (mostly crashed) planes during WWII, grandfather of the Nelson twins As far as the best from the state, Derek Jeter was raised in Michigan. The Fab Five's Jalen Rose and Chris Webber.. some guy named Magic.. Rudy T Pamela McGee, Olympian, 2nd pick in the inaugural WNBA draft..mother of Imani McGee, kinda won some Big 12 awards playing for Texas women's basketball ..but yeah, no one that notable. He's got a chance

Tramon Mark (and one-time Longhorn Devin Askew) is on the Suns initial roster for the Summer League.

The portal imo has made preseason rankings even more meaningless. Way too much roster movement around the country to predict who will be bad/good.

I just hope we get it done

That Angel Laya to Texas notification is going to hit like mayonnaise on a corn dog

Sure hope we can go at least 1 for 2 with Laya and Paz

That Baseball America dropped new portal rankings today. 🤘

What’re you telling us, Jeff? 🙂

In the CFP era (since 2014): 10 of the 12 champions were ranked in the preseason top five. In fact, one of the two that wasn’t was LSU in 2019, when the Tigers placed sixth before assembling arguably the greatest team ever.

Casey Hampton is in the College Football Hall of Fame. He had a 100-tackle season as a nose tackle while getting double- and triple-teamed on just about every snap. He led the team in tackles — as a nose — two years in a row. When the Pittsburgh Steelers' all-time defensive line is basically the Steel Curtain and you, you're in rarified air. I love me some Kasey Studdard. But it's Casey Hampton, all day, every day for me.

Don't forget Keith Cash.

Interesting, I guess Sherrone had his focus elsewhere…still not sold on his development under Whittingham

He’s young so he probably doesn’t know them or remember them, but he will have a hard time passing Jerome “The Bus” Bettis and Ty Law both from Detroit. It’s good to have a lofty view of yourself as long as you put in the work and prove it, but man, that’s an UPHILL climb for sure!