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Looks like he might be the top player/pitcher in NJ for 2028. He is already 6’5” and 225 lbs with a fastball in the 95 MPH range. It will be interesting to see how high he gets drafted.

I could only fight thru the Venables babbling for a few minutes. On the speed option with Underwood who scored from about 40 yards out…BV said he wouldn’t have called made that defensive call if he knew Michigan was going to run that play….SMH.

Analysis of 3 run running plays from our game Saturday night.

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The SEC doesn’t allow a team to have a player on their roster who: 1. Entered the NFL draft, or 2. Signed an NFL contract, or 3. appeared on an NFL roster. if the OU players don’t fall in the categories outlined above they might be ok.

It would be helpful if Quinn could stay injury free for a season. Key Injuries by Timeline: 2020 (High School Junior): Missed six games following core-muscle surgery before returning to lead Southlake Carroll to the state championship game. 2021 (Freshman at Ohio State: Redshirted. 2022 (Redshirt Freshman at Texas): Missed three games after suffering a sprained/injured left clavicle (collarbone) from a hit by Alabama's Dallas Turner. 2023 (Redshirt Sophomore at Texas): Missed two games with a Grade 2 AC joint sprain in his right shoulder sustained against Houston. 2024 (Redshirt Junior at Texas): Suffered an oblique strain (torn oblique) initially flagged or worsened around the Michigan and UTSA games, causing him to miss two full games and parts of another. He later dealt with a severe (Grade 3) ankle sprain in November against Kentucky, though he played through it. 2025 (NFL - Miami Dolphins): Suffered a right knee/hip-drop style injury in the regular-season finale against the New England Patriots on January 4, 2026. 2026 (NFL - Miami Dolphins): More recently, he pulled a right groin muscle during an August 2026 preseason game against the Washington Commanders, forcing him to miss a preseason contest against the New York Giants before returning to practice.

Not sure why everyone is writing off Pack in CF. It’s his natural position and guys do get better. Adrian Rodriguez proved a lot of people wrong this season playing SS. Lugo didn’t play CF at Campbell his freshman year. But we should have options next year. Pack has been playing CF for the Collegiate National Team. Here is a nice play.

Lugo is 5’9” and 185 lbs per the Campbell baseball site.

Texas was leading 34-10 going into the 4th qtr and our defense gave up 3 TDs in the 4th. Vandy had TD drives of 77, 67 and 89 yards. This wasn’t on the offense.

Following the game The Dallas Times Herald (the other newspaper in Dallas at the time) went with the headline: “Roosevelt Leaks All Over The Field”.

Pretty sure they had assurances last year also. The MLB draft is this weekend so it won’t take long to find out if he gets drafted. Last year Moroknek committed to Texas on June 12, 2025 and Freeman committed on June 14….a full month before the draft.

Walls could be a starter or reliever. He might be able to close. Two starters should be Volantis and Cozart. Other starter candidates beside Walls include: Winter, RHP Crossland, RHP Kaleb Rogers, RHP Jack McKernan, LHP Jason Flores, RHP (portal candidate but would love to see him harness that 98 MPH fastball) Maybe another current freshman or 2 might be ready. And that doesn’t include the incoming freshman pitchers that could start or relieve. There could be 7 freshman pitchers or more make it to campus once the MLB draft is done.