TravelingHorn

I would think playing quarterback in the situation is going to be so stressful as to be detrimental to the players recovery. Seems like this young man needs to stay at Tech, not play ball, regroup and work on his recovery until time to declare for next year's draft. Tech pretending they can only help him if he is on the team is a real bad look. Pretending he is better off in the pressure cooker that is big-time college football is ludicrous.

I'm probably the only one and showing my age, but the whole concept of "Hi" drives me nuts. There is no way to know if a Hi actually translates to a commitment. Hell, I could say if I post "Hello" it means there is a silent commit. I mean we already know they exist. Sorry, just venting today and I am sure that Gerry is not putting it out there for any reason other than that is what he was told, but just my own pet peeve.

I am sure you are right, I clearly don't know, hence the question, but why don't they do what they always do and charge him with a boat load of stuff and then plead it out to community service if he forfeits his season? I mean they force people into pleas all the time.

I have a question. Why isn't Sorsby being pursued by federal prosecutors for betting on his team? I have to believe this is illegal at the minimum some form of fraud. Now that the evidence is out there and he has basically admitted it, why aren't they pursuing this?

I think this is exactly right. If you are taking a kid that is already 315+ lbs., he better be physically ready for the NFL. He can improve on technique but for the most part he is what he is going to be. The real monsters seem to come in at 275-290 lbs. with great athleticism and improve both in technique and size. From this year's draft: PlayerDraft Rd/PickHS Recruiting RatingHS Height/Weight Will CampbellRound 1, Pick 4 6’6”, 285 lbs Armand MembouRound 1, Pick 7 6’3”, 260 lbs Kelvin Banks Jr.Round 1, Pick 11 6’5”, 300 lbs Tyler BookerRound 1, Pick 12 6’5”, 325 lbs Grey ZabelRound 1, Pick 18 6’6”, 240 lbs Donovan JacksonRound 1, Pick 24 6’4”, 293 lbs Josh Conerly Jr.Round 1, Pick 29 6’5”, 275 lbs Josh SimmonsRound 1, Pick 32 6’5”, 310 lbs Jonah SavaiinaeaRound 2, Pick 37 6’5”, 330 lbs Aireontae ErseryRound 2, Pick 48 6’6”, 315 lbs Ozzy TrapiloRound 2, Pick 56 6’8”, 280 lbs Anthony BeltonRound 2, Pick 57 6’6”, 330 lbs Tate RatledgeRound 2, Pick 60 6’6”, 300 lbs

My Grand Dad was the Game Warden in Columbus. We spent many years hunting and fishing that area. Man I miss those days!

I know that by the end of the day I will regret saying this, but for now.....I STAND ALONE in the OTF bracket challenge!!!

I like to do mixed fajitas. I usually make beef, chicken, shrimp, sausage, and steak (sliced for fajitas). Then everything else ties in, home made refried beans, home made pico de gallo, your cheese dip, fresh guacamole, sour cream, etc.

Wait.....what??? What exactly is going on?

Did I see that he ran a laser-timed 4.29 forty?

Texas 27-16

Bo Davis is with the Saints

One of the big issues is the amount of quality reporting that is behind paywalls. Many of us can afford one or two subscriptions, but nowhere near enough to get behind the paywalls in multiple areas, e.g. financial news, political new, local news, favorite college team, favorite pro team, etc. However, we still want whatever information we can get, so we end up feeding the problem by clicking on any article that promises some new facts or a different take. It was much better when the entire industry was driven by ad sales. When you visit a site with a paywall and see topics you can't read and can't afford, you begin relying on these less scrupulous sites. To be clear, I am not knocking anyone who chooses the paywall method. Everyone has the right to monetize the best way they can. I just think it exacerbates the problem.

Texas 34-10