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I think there is a pretty good write up on 247 about it and if I’m recalling correctly, a 0.90 or thereabouts is the equivalent of a four star and is projected to be an nfl talent. A five star is projected to to be a future first rounder, so they only award 32 of them per year. I don’t really...

Because that’s a story about the ranking of our transfer class in a vacuum and I was pointing out that we’re currently in line to be losing a higher level talent than anyone we’ve signed so it’s misleading. I don’t know how to break it down further for you.

I'm impressed with our portal navigation to date but this is similar to when we have a top ranked class early in the season due to the number of recruits committed. Highest rated commit so far is Turner at 0.88. Phillip Daniels was re-ranked at 0.91 as a transfer so technically we're losing...

The reaction from local recruits to McDevitt’s staff has been beyond encouraging.

Very impressive win over SDSU today with Flynn upsetting a top five guy and McEnelly and Salazar Both winning top ten bouts. Anyone know why Millard wrestled for Askey at 157? I know he beat his guy earlier this year at Daktronics so not sure if that played into it. We might have two top 15...

Top heavy.

Assumed he would be picked somewhere in the top ten rounds in July - maybe he’s not anticipating that.

Yep, all those tackles made twelve yards downfield required that flexibility.

He and Derry Norris, please. Has anyone checked out Norris’ offer list? ‘Bama, LSU, OSU, among others.

Gophers have now outhomered their competition almost 2 to 1: 68 hit vs 35 given up. I don’t remember a Gopher team with this kind of power. Will be very curious to see where Perry and Counsell are drafted this year.

I think Millard beats out Brenner at 165, which would leave Whiting at 174, McEnelly at 184, G. Nelson at 197 and Hopke at Hwt. That’s the best bottom five I’ve seen in years for the Gophers and we could have multiple all Americans, though I think they’d be a year away from being a true force...

Maybe 174 or 197? Looks like a top tier get and Sparks and Joles are gone, though Gavin Nelson is pretty stiff competition at 197.

George Klassen with a dominant start to his pro career: 15 ip, 5 h, 4bb and 24k. Yet to allow an earned run. Looks like the Phils have helped him to throw strikes and they might have a steal on their hands. Shame we couldn’t get more out of him.

I see Leo Contino is up to #7 at 150. Jed Webster is HM at 175 as is Silas Dailey at 190. Surprised not to see Wyatt DeChateau anywhere - he was in the top ten during the season.

I know someone who is close to the bride and apparently a whole bunch of NFL’ers were invited, including Christian McCaffery - I guess his locker was next to Kamal’s during his run with the Panthers.

Brody Brecht with 11k’s and 6 bb’s in his first start over 4.1 innings. Only a slight chance he’d be there when the Twins pick and their front office has an aversion to college arms early, but he’s one I’d consider making an exception for.

Great to see Anderson going to some of his freshmen early - Sutherland and Spanier with early starts; Hemmesch and Remington with some early innings.

This is one of those times I'd recommend replying to a post so we know who you're talking about....

Sure, the run it up their throats works against a decent MAC team but it will never position the program to beat teams that can match us or surpass us in the trenches. I'm guessing most of the folks you characterize as "pass-happy" are just hoping for a competent passing attack that will even...

In fairness, he has managed to turn that into a non-revenue sport so the theory holds.