Gerry Hamilton

He's in the California case ... NCAA starting to win the "stay"'s ... so could see them winning that one too.

Correct for me. If Texas was playing (insert school other than Ohio State) ... he wouldn't have interest in attending. Texas will continue to work to hang around the rim, however

PF Mark Mitchell - has multiple issues playing at Kentucky The guys LSU was attempting to get from NFL/Ole Miss If those guys didn’t already put their name in the portal … they are out in the SEC

This is very key in all the NFL and NBA 5 year guys too SEC doubling down… love it.

lol I mean… he has a house in Lubbock haha

Seven Longhorns make the list https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49582973/2026-college-football-player-rank-top-100-jeremiah-smith-leonard-moore

Doesn’t seem like Mark Mitchell will end up being eligible at Kentucky

OU also loses G BJ Edwards

Tennessee loses Jalen Washington with the NCAA being granted a stay in the state of Tennessee ruling today. UH loses Chendall Weaver https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/ncaa-granted-motion-stay-injunction-210431536.html

It has to be. He already made an official visit. Please tell me nobody is reporting otherwise lol

For those that care … NCAA just won a stay in the state of Tennessee case too. So more hoops guys are now ineligible for the time being, including Chendall Weaver

He’s good to go per OTF reports yesterday

Agreed. Total BS. They are saying he didn’t sign the normal Exhibit 10 … SEC should say rule still stands. He signed a contract of some sort to appear on the Denver Nuggets NBA summer league team, and he played in games!!! It’s no different that NFL guys. This attorney has been 100% spot on and ahead of the curve on all this… his latest today

This attorney has been 100% spot on …

Haha

#75 ... worth the watch. A lot to like here ... "got a chance" level prospect IMO. Very good feet, quality body quickness, physical, pretty good pad level in HS.

I don't think this is college sports anymore either. This is professional sports. I agree with that. I think one area I like with where it's going, or the Big 10 and SEC (ACC will follow) is trying, is there is a difference with what's going on now vs. the true "pro sports". These established college athletes have it all right now. They can go pro, decide they don't want to anymore because of more $$$ or get cut and return to college essentially. That can't go on. It's just not healthy for "college" sports. It will get to a point where coaches recruit their roster, work out all summer and then rug pull athletes a week or two before seasons. And those athletes are screwed. They can't just transfer somewhere else and be eligible to compete/play immediately. They have to get in the portal, wait for the portal window, and go through the process again.

Kelsey isn't a good defender because she's not a good defender. It ain't just because of size. That dog doesn't hunt. That's an insult to any quality defensive player that was a little undersized, and there have been thousands in basketball over the years. Without being close to the Fever, or caring to be BTW, I'm betting the demands aren't there defensively as a team under the current coach. No single player can carry a basketball team to a championship. You have to have the coaching, the system and a great supporting cast. That goes for MJ, Shaq, Kobe, Hakeem or anyone. MJ couldn't carry the Bulls to a championship vs. the experienced Celtics or Pistons early in his career - and was very clearly the best and most dominant player on the court. The Bulls had to put everything in place to make it happen, and grow as a team and individual players with the correct coach. And he's the best ever. Steph Curry couldn't have carried to GS Warriors to a title without Klay and Draymond. Because no single player can. Who knows what will happen in all these players careers. Some of it is out their hands, and in the hands of management and coaching. If a very good player doesn't have those pieces in pro sports... they are up against it. I always reference VY at Texas in that regard at the college level. If Mack and Greg Davis hadn't opened their mind to what they needed to do offensively to maximize Texas with VY, and maximize VY at the same time ... there is zero chance Texas wins an NC with Vince, as truly talented as that team was. What a shame that would have been.

The Fever's biggest issue is none are high end defenders. Kelsey Mitchell much worse that Clark. Mitchell is -51... which is a wow bad number defensively. Boston okay, but still -9. Clark's a little overblown in comparison to the perception... she's very similar comparison to Steph Curry in that regard. But she doesn't have Klay and Draymond defensively around her ... that also were space players, shooters and skilled passers in the system. Fever have a product that sells tickets for sure, but they will eventually have to get more rebounding and interior defensive presence.

On Caitlin Clark... "The 30-point, 10-assist game was the fifth such total in her career, setting a new WNBA record. The rest of the league has combined for only four such games. This is the fourth time this season that Clark has reached the 30-point, 10-assist threshold, and the 6-foot guard has accomplished the feat against the Sky three times in her career." Clark has more 30 and 10 assist games than the rest of the WNBA ... ever if the story is correct.

100% agree

We shall see ... he appeared on an NBA summer league roster for the Nuggets, and played. What will the SEC say on that

Correct

Don't believe so, but need to double check

College hoops guys that signed Exhibit 10's: Mark Mitchell - now at Kentucky Donovan Atwell - Texas Tech Roddy Gayle Jr. - was trying to go back to Michigan Keyshawn Hall - about to commit to St. John's