Gerry Hamilton

Haha

Great one!

Thought about that one too lol

Total smoke show back in the day

Notes on Jonte Newman … Saw him in HS at Bridgeland High 81-82 wingspan 9.5’ish hands Moved to Cypress area from Mississippi Dad played DI Hoops or football … my memory can’t remember which Texas offered in 2023. He made a couple of unofficial visits

We have broken plenty of things … wrong

Tremendous prospects Will the Canes make the biggest move here? We shall see3

Absolutely lol

Chauncey is #AllIn

Barely!

Strong

Portaltails & Dreams This is the new portal thread for the OTF community. Every time a portal thread goes over 75k views, I'll start a new one.

New Portal thread loading! Great job OTF community

Basset hounds are hilarious

Welcome!

Love it!

Indiana has two of those type guys starting on their DL. One 6-1, 265-270, and the other 6-0 and 300 If a player is good, they are good.

Cignetti will never be the norm. He doesn't apply to coaches at power programs who have proven to not be as good at him, No. 1. He was a coaching hire by Indiana and brought many players and coaches with him. He began with continuity, and then build off it very well. He also didn't get into money whip recruitments as you pointed out. Then there is closer to the median, which is Miami. 25 of 44 in the two-deep are HS/JUCO recruits by the staff. 9 of 10 OL's were recruited and developed by the staff (C James Brockermyer only transfer). Rueben Bain (6 of top 8 DL's were HS recruits), Mark Fletcher, Toney, OL's, etc... Georgia continues to be the dominant SEC program, and they are 85+% HS/JUCO recruits. They have true toughness and development in their program. I personally don't think there is just one way to get it done or be a top program that has the chance to compete on an annual basis. Coaching change that results in quick success can't be looked as the end all for every program (the quick success) because more coaching changes than not by a big margin won't end like Indiana.

Yeah. My bad. Thursday... literally losing track of days.