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I like the last preseason game because fringe guys can make or break their fate. It's a meaningless game for most but means everything for some.
I've heard he grew some and added velo. I like him.
I think Parker will take a leap next season. I would love to have him in the class.
Are you just guessing? I know you're a Mandeville guy, but these decommits aren't always predictable.
She went to Mount Carmel in New Orleans.
Kiffin is just so competitive. He wants to win all of the things, even when it comes to fringe loophole things that may eventually be regulated differently.
Ya-Sin jerseys would probably be popular
The depth is already solid but we'll obviously not stay put if valuable depth comes available. It will probably push some walk ons off of the roster.
I think the depth in various position groups have diverse skillsets, including TE. Everybody should be very valuable when used at their strengths, with everyone healthy, but the overall depth really helps to keep everyone fresh and if/when the injury bug hits. Offensively, the depth at skill positions should also help disguise play calls.
We're very different because I normally couldn't care less and I still couldn't care less.
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those three would be 1.1 in the state most years. Not sure why Parker is 3, he isn't on their level.


I think Parker will take a leap next season. I think the same about Littleton. I'm not sure about Luker taking much of a leap, but that's strictly from my eye test. I'm certainly not a scout, though. None of those kids are terribly imposing figures. Jack Lee is a big dude, but I was also not overly impressed by him yet. He may be the big leap dude for pitching recruits.
I think Koa is the most valuable recruit in the in-state class. That's not to take away from Luker's value as a lefty arm or the pure electricity of Griffin, but Koa is a tank, yet can play anywhere including behind the plate and pitch, just an overall can't miss and I don't think he's even hit his peak. I also think he will go to college.

re: Muh practice squad receivers

Posted by DRock88 on 8/20/26 at 6:18 pm to
Curious how Wright did in place of Ruiz.
Berry
Jones
Durham
Gage
Gainey
Guillory

I think that's a nice group with a diverse skillset. All 3 of our QBs can run, too.
He could prob use about 5-10 pounds of good weight, but the speed and agility play. He played 1A comp with 1A coaching, so it's not surprising that he still needs to work out some kinks especially in a Kiffin/Weis offense. Kiffin could also be playing possum. No reason to show your cards right now.
He's on em like White on Price

re: Little League Baseball!!!

Posted by DRock88 on 8/9/26 at 7:43 pm to
Same. I don't have a dog in the fight so it's not important enough for me to dig into. I just know teams mostly get popped for paperwork, kids playing out of district, or not following the requirements of Little League to be eligible for play beyond state. Danny Almonte is kind of the exception on the age side.

re: Little League Baseball!!!

Posted by DRock88 on 8/9/26 at 7:29 pm to
I haven't paid that much attention this year but age is usually not the grounds for protest. They usually protest where the kids are from and/or whether they met the criteria to put a team in regionals (i.e. you are bound by certain districts and are also required to have a full fledged league and not just throw a team together).

ETA: It's equally crappy for the kids from the Oklahoma team that are being used as puppets. They really have no say in the matter - they're just going out there to play the game they love, hoping to make the biggest stage. They are not privy to all of the rules, or at least not adult enough to refuse to play if they know they're illegal.