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What a group of great 22s!

I just knew he'd use the Florida Atlantic comparison :rockon:

Will the coaches help the players get deals, will that be allowed? If so, I'm thinking PJ might be a hell of a spokesperson on my behalf.

Joe to Tom: "I'm hiring Tim Brewster". Tom to Joe: "This is not going to end well".

I enjoy the back and forth on these threads. The use of stars and rankings to grade players has proven to be somewhat predictive, not perfect but a guide. In that respect I'd have to side with those who think this is less than a stellar class. BUT there is something else to consider: From...

I think he wanted to start right away.

Until we see how the fall camp goes a 7 - 5 projection seems about right. Defense and special teams and the wide receiver position (depth) are all open questions.

The premise of the thread is incorrect. BJ was hired because he's from the state, played basketball at the University, and is a really decent human being. Pitino missed on two of those attributes. No one, I mean no one with authority is going to challenge Coyle on this hire. Bitch all you...

A great secondary begins with a great pass rush.

Jeez mine is for 21st and 22nd, I feel so "unelite".

This disappoints me, I think he's pretty solid.

With the front seven that Washington has St-Juste is going to get a chance to make plays. It's going to be fun watching him continue his journey.

Well, there you go, two years ago I had him as an all big ten wide receiver, I'll need to make a reassessment.

I'm very happy for Rashod and I think Baltimore got a wonderful receiver.

Free, white, and 21. Is that phrase still used? It was when I was a man of 21, not all that long ago. Is the phrase racist? No. Does it imply superiority? Yes. So it is racism even though the words (like the song) aren't overtly racist. Subtle racism is the most insidious IMHO.

It's not easy deciding whether to feed your girlfriend hay or corn kernels. Let's cut the guy some slack.

As I recall SON, you're a recovering alcoholic, right? If not, stop reading and I apologize. So part of the program is to state publicly that you're an alcoholic. Why is that? You know the answer SON. So when your friend who has gone on a diet and falls at his (or her) diet, who knows? Who...

As the brand improves so will the level of retention. Should Fleck and Johnson have sustained success local athletes will see the U has a great destination. Even with that, some will get away.

Never give up is attributed to Winston Churchill who used the slogan to rally the British people during World War II. In fact, he is credited with giving a speech at a boy's school that went something like this: "Never give up. Never, never, never, never, never give up" and then he sat down.

The equipment guys work their tails off.