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I saw him 3 different times when he played in AA for Amarillo after he crushed it in A and A+. He was not in the same shape he was in at Texas, but that happens to most bigger ball players as they get older. At AA, the quality of pitching - especially breaking balls and change ups- reaches a different level. He had a lot of bad Ks when I saw him play. A lot of hitters that can crush a good fastball flame out in the upper minors for the same reason. I hope he gets another shot. He was a phenomenal player for us.

Interesting. Good size (215 lbs per 247) and solid speed combo. He's run 11.2 in the 100 and 22.7 in the 200 this spring, so not ideal for a WR, but could make for a solid safety or LB prospect.

Between Hiller and Miller, Florida is making some significant NIL/rev share commitments to OL.

My guess is that OSU was also willing to pay more than we were for Klare.

Yes they will. Manny was CB15 (!) in this draft. He should have been no lower than CB7 or CB8 (if you roll the dice on McCoy, who is a stud recovering from an ACL tear). When you look at all the guys picked above him that should not have been (Igbinosun, Davis, Everette, Neal, Husky, and Moore), they are all taller and bigger than he is. He got dinged for being 6', 182 lbs. Keionte Scott went right before Manny for the same reasons (5'11" slot corner).

Trey Moore to the Dolphins! He really improved his draft stock during the process. Good pass rushers get drafted - even ones played out of position their last year.

Manny to the Bears! Great pick.

Don’t understand the Devin Moore pick for the Cowboys when Manny was still on the board. Manny is a much better CB.

Is the House settlement and its clearinghouse even relevant at this point? Several schools never agreed to the settlement and likely never will. That’s why we are heading to more and more of a world of the have and have nots. Change is coming in 2030-31 when the TV contracts expire, because the current model is unsustainable to most of the power conference schools (mostly outside the SEC).

Not sure I would take that job if I were him. The Warriors are likely heading into a total rebuild with an owner and a fan base that are used to winning at the highest level.

Think he meant HC instead of HS. Golden was the head coach at University of San Francisco before taking the Florida job.

He was committed to Minnesota as a LB, and I think he was committed to UCF prior to that as a TE. Yes, he is at TE for us.

Great update. I have faith that our starting OL will be much improved over our OL for much of last year. Our OL at the end of last year was pretty solid, so we'll see if there are significant improvements over that group. It's great to see positive notes on McCutcheon after all of the attention (rightfully so) on C. Coleman and Bishop this spring.

If he has a good year, he might go to the NFL next year.

Correct - Siani is a redshirt junior this year.