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VY was generational talent, and I'm guessing your assertion was that Mack gravy-trained VY's success and called it his own. Colt was a 2-3 star nobody that at one point, won more games than any other QB in college football. Does Mack deserve credit here?

You people that still harbor some kind of grudge against Mack need to get a life. He left the program a mess, but he was solely responsible for getting us back to the promised land. And when he dominated, which was majority of his tenure, he was as dominant as anyone else. Even after being shown the door, Mack has continued to be an ambassador for Texas. We don't know if Mack really opened his mouth here. Frankly, for someone that's as media savvy as he is, it would surprise me to see him do that. This Belichick situation is a pure sht show. He should just sit back, get something good to drink, and enjoy in silence.

There's definitely a racial, at least a sexualized undertone to this. Clark is a tremendous player, there's no doubt about that. But there's been plenty of talented players before Clark, and no one has been to win over the nation's attention like the Fevers have. My personal theory is that like it or not, the larger fan base (read: middle class dudes) just don't identify with most of the WNBA players. We don't respect their athletic prowess, and if they aren't at least averagely attractive, we're not paying attention. We don't care if we identify with male players, because we don't sexualize them, so it's not just a racial thing. It's also not an accident that Clark has a couple of very attractive teammates who happen to be white, that are active on social media, which is spurring the team and league's popularity. There's a popular narrative that we're just a racist nation. While that may be true, let's not overlook that we're also a bunch of sexist pigs.

Oregon's was $503

I thought our offer was $512 million, not $205??

Aren't rookie salaries pretty much slotted based on draft position? Are the Bengals lowballing him or is he getting bad advice from his agent?

Has Iamaleava family issue their side of the story yet? I'm curious if there's another version of the story of Tennessee failing to deliver what they promised.

Banks is #11 here, but I’m also seeing a lot of projections of him late in first round, as a guard. I see his arm length and wingspan are both above average. What gives?

So this is a job interview for Miller

Please no. We’ve had enough!

Blue as a 7th rounder feels low. I don't know how good a pro he'll be, but he won the underwear Olympics by running the second fastest time among RBs. Since raw talent is pretty much what the NFL looks for, he should get picked higher than 7th round.

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The crowd is shockingly civil towards Mark

Cool story on Heggs https://www.jacksonville.com/story/sports/2019/07/13/beating-odds-former-jackson-fccj-star-heggs-found-off-court-success/4699529007/

This is so random. I was doing another lap at ex Arkansas players and thought about Oliver Miller. His wiki page said after retiring from basketball, he sold cars, working for Texas Ex Alvin Heggs. I'm old enough to remember Alvin Heggs. Just random.

Sidney Moncrief retired a long time ago dude. Alvin Robertson is the guy you need to watch out for. He averages like 15 steals a game.

Oh I’ve been here, just don’t post as much. I’ll try to spend more time here. Not much left at 247. What can I say, where Burton goes, I go.

Is Royal Ivey being discussed at all? We don't know if he can recruit, but NIL should offset some of his recruiting inexperience. His combination of NBA playing/coaching career, along with his miracle work with Sudan, all make him an intriguing candidate in my book.

Hate them both, but I have a FAR harder time seeing A&M winning, if that's some kind of tiebreaker.

When Michael Bolton does When a Man Loves a Woman, it just doesn’t get more magical than that…

Physical and technical development takes time. Attitude development does not, and that's what's needed.

and he's immediately eligible to play for Bama again?

the new guy is always the superior prospect, just as next year's flavor du jour will be a better prospect than Wingo.

Let me ask this question directly: I've watched Connor Hayden closely, but my untrained eyes really did not reveal any real deficiencies. Yet, he's everyone's favorite punching bag when it comes to OL play. I get that most people just parrot what they hear/read on these boards, but what exactly are areas where Hayden struggles?