Atticus

He'll be set up very well post Sloan. Amazing job by him getting admitted.

I agree with this. Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson epitomized SEC ball for me, even with all the Urban/Saban butt kissing

His measurables would have to be pretty far off for Muschamp to sign off on that one.

At the end of the day, it’s his life to live. No matter how obvious it may seem to you, you can’t make people make significant changes in their lives before they’re ready.

Cam looked like a giant there

FTFY 🤘

Which Chris Gilbert?

$700M in revenue is not $700M in income and who knows what he actually pays himself. He could probably use it as an investment for clicks, ad/sponsor revenue, and even more brand awareness.

He's a 2023 recruit. He's redshirted and possibly has a medical exception on top of that. Even with just the redshirt, he'd be fine to play 2027 as a RsSr. For example, Conner Robertson and Neto Umeozulu are both playing this year as RSSr. Both from the 2022 cycle.

He’s cheap/free to develop unlike many of the guys who pose that same risk as heavily offered 3-5 stars.

Barion Brown at under 5’11 after being listed at 6’1 is more egregious than Xavier Worthy’s overlisting.

Live look at Pavia arriving to the senior bowl for measurement:

Ole Miss over Oregon, ND and Iowa too high, but other than that, whatever.

I have a hard time believing they exhausted all avenues and landed at status quo minus Nate Kibble and Nick Brooks. They gained Baker on the inside, but it certainly seems like the strategy is to get on your knees, bend over and pray

You would think they’d bring in a guy as a fallback option by now if they fully struck out. Few more days until IU/UM guys close their window.