Quinncent McManning, Jr.

Hilarious seeing the preseason take on arch. They are screwed either way. Either say he’s the best and get blasted that he hasn’t shown it… or rank him as mid and look dumb when he’s in the heisman conversation.

Better than the expected “Baylor has gone all in” when I opened this thread

I think we’ll still have lefau but Spence likely to draft. Safety depth chart is a question as your backups have more upside that the starters Mack at nickel? You came to the same conclusion that I did when I was looking at where we really need to prioritize nil. Need a war daddy recruit this year. Clearly staff will go portaling as well.

I don’t know. We know his dad is a horn through and through. This is a case that if we are in the ballpark maybe not outright top nil we might have a chance. Would love him in the class.

As if we need more kool aid

If we get a post from OTF that Utah has gone all in on July 3rd there will be an epic meltdown on the is board 😂

okay, everyone's going to say 'go get him sark' but let's try to look at this with the most realistic lens. we know the high end recruits' main criteria these days are 1) how can i get the most nil $, in 2) a system that will highlight my talents, and 3) not be in an over-crowded room because I want to play early (particularly true for skill position players). relationships matter, but only to an extent. same with location. with that said, taking out pure NIL: 1) Texas - great system with proven RB production with recent draft picks, room will have some talent, but no big dawg 5 star underclassmen left over. If wisner or baxter come back, may only be for a year. 2) tOSU - great system with proven RB production and recent draft pick, 4 star RB Akih committed for 2026. in 2025 4 starts Bo Jackson and Anthony Rogers, 3 start Isaiah West still in on stud RB Hiter who is likely leaning Tennesee or Michigan. overall, a very similar situation to Texas 3) Georgia - great system with proven RB production and recent draft pick, 4 start Lamar commited for 2026. in 2025 4 star Bo Walker. again, overall a very similar situation to Texas 4) Miami - by far the weakest system and shakiest coaching situation. 4 start Mallory committed for 2026. in 2025 4 star Girard Pringle and 3 star Charmar Brown. So in summary, 3 great options with similar situations, 1 closer to home. The other 3 have RBs committed, but that shouldn't matter to an elite talent. All 4 could potentially decide to "go big" and shut down the recruitment. Texas is playing from behind with given the lack of an official visit, but a visit could provide a wow factor. Another gird up your loins recruitment, but let's get him on freakin campus.

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Was hoping the message was hook em.

So Calicut was promised a shot a CB and we were beaten on a top DT when we have 3 committed with another on deck… and that represents Kirby giving Sark the business? Not so sure about that.

Funny responses from the team. Ant Hill 😂 https://x.com/notaburnerr007/status/1938251302699434303?s=46

lol at arch and nuss

Taking a break from this sad thread for some weseley highlights

They are friends I believe. Would love a package deal. However Georgia will be hard to beat for Johnson

Interesting. No Moore this year for Oregon?