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The Title IX crowd will make sure that football and men's bb don't get nearly what they deserve. Count on it.

I don't have an issue with the MSHSL numbers. The figures in disco's post seem inconsistent.

Seth is the son of former Bill Clinton counsel Lanny Davis fwiw.

Aireontae Ersery, offensive tackle from Minnesota, showcased his exceptional talent at the 2025 NFL Combine, solidifying his status as a likely first-round pick. Measuring 6-foot-6 and 331 pounds, he recorded a remarkable 5.01-second 40-yard dash, marking the fastest time for a player of his...

Tied for second in the 10 yd split for OTs.

Jah Joyner I assume you mean. Here's his results. https://www.nfl.com/prospects/jah-joyner/32004a4f-5930-2635-2a85-97b24279ee36

I just know that graduating classes are closer to 200 than 300 for Albert Lea these days. Class 3A or 4A would be a more appropriate size based on 9-12 enrollment.

Do some of these schools calculate 8-12? That would seem to skew on the high side. I know Albert Lea's number is high for 9-12.

From Gopher Nation: Former Minnesota Golden Gopher standout defensive end Jah Joyner had himself a solid day at the NFL Combine on Thursday, showing off impressive top-end speed but did leave room for improvement in other areas of his game. After the defensive end prospect who checked with a...

He's the typical rags to riches to rags story!

https://www.si.com/college/minnesota/gophers-football/when-and-how-to-watch-minnesota-gophers-stars-in-drills-at-the-nfl-combine-01jmynfarftf

This poll accepts the Chicago way of voting for those who are interested.

Would have liked to see an OL or two on the list.

Cal also at 6.5 it appears.

Perry: Seven names for Patriots fans to watch at NFL Combine Aireontae Ersery, OT, Minnesota "We actually had him go to the Patriots in the second round (in our latest mock draft)," Perry said. "Again, we just want to see how these guys move. "... You get Aireontae Ersery out there in wide open...

Is everything ok bro?

Carson won't be street racing for a while.

If we can get the NIL level up closer to tier 2 schools, this would be a good thing for Minnesota.