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All good points. I'm just thinking big picture for the season.. what could go wrong. Maybe we lose a guy to injury and we're forced into starting an Atkinson or Cummings before they are really ready. Spence is a good thought.. I just don't know exactly how Boom will deploy him.. hopefully much more of a pash rusher than he was last year. Overall, my personal opinion is that we're in "good" shape with a few great pieces in the room. I'm not saying the sky is falling in the room at all, and I"m not afraid to have the freshmen play early roles.

From my understanding: Florida and Tech pushed the NIL way up on this one. We really like Jackson Cook, who we see as comparable with less NIL required, Reed Ramsier is the other IOL along with KGH.

There’s always Spence. Play recognition, speed of the game, etc, he’s got it. This concept that we can’t run out guys with no experience is a bit off kilter. We ran Simmons and Hill out there once with no experience. We have promising freshman. Nevermind if you get 10 other guys on the field doing their job, that inexperienced guys job is much easier. Indiana 2025 has people convinced that experience is a must. But it’s not every player. Yet Charles Becker had 23 snaps the prior year. And only about 120 last year until week 10. Weve got 100+ years of college football with guys gaining experience and coming of age all within the same program but now we’re afraid to allow them to grow within our program.

She was getting hit a lot leading up to the NCAA tournament last year too.

If it is Miller, I wonder what turned? Thought we were believed to be the leader for months now? Giant NIL push elsewhere?

We won’t run just 2 linebackers on the field all the time. besides cryer who else has experience? If biles or smith are injured there is a huge drop off.

Call me when he flips.

That is true, I do like Zina a lot but Jayden Woods would've projected to be the better player unless Zina surprises us all this year.

Same. ND should have no special status as independent.

Zina would’ve hit the portal.

Woods was a want, not a need. For the amount of money it would if cost to land him we probably wouldn't have gotten some of the other players that we needed

Man i still wish Texas didn't let Jayden Woods leave without committing. Biggest mistake of the portal cycle.

A player that plays football will commit to a school this year…

How does stud and great equal good?

Looks like a pic where he just told Dan he’s committing🤣

It's Sark’s MO. Texas will be just fine 🙂

Arkansas series starts Thursday-Saturday not the usual Friday- Sunday

I’m going to be completely honest I’m just ready for the portal, high school recruiting is now overrated 😂😂😂

I bet Muschamp won't put up with dubious.

You woke up and chose violence today, on the Lord's Day no less

Lmao every year.

I mean, we pay to subscribe to this website and hope for smoke signals from the oracles that we are gonna get the new shiny recruit. When they flip or go somewhere else it isn’t the “sky is falling” its just disappointing. Last cycle I feel like Ojo sabotaged his visit week and drove other recruits away, like the IOL kid who packed his stuff and his mom drove him straight to Aggy where he promptly committed.

THIS IS IT RIGHT HERE ✅️ 👏🏿

It’s the same thing every year. This community loses its mind because we don’t have every five star in the country committed by the end of April. The darkest day, July 4th, hasn’t even come yet so settle in. But it will turn. It always does. Texas hasn’t even made their money offers to these guys. Long game baby!