Jeff Goldblum

For a QB to get D1 offers at 5'11" and 170 lbs, they need to be pretty special, like Tua, Young, Tyler, Chambliss and upcoming Houston. There's no shortage of good, 6+ foot QBs with decent or strong arms.

That said, if CLK sees something, he's probably better than the recruiting services rated him.

Ive seen Braylon Callais several times. If he's not a 5-star receiver in anyone's list, then those folks are just plain stupid. Watch some of the ridiculous catches he makes along with that tall frame and sprinter speed.

Depends on what he believes his value is worth. If he doesn't get selected in the 5th, he's probably better going to college and doing a Derek Curiel.

It wasn't that long ago that if a kid was drafted in any round and offered $100k or more, they were gone pecan. While most of these kids WANTED to go to college, there was little incentive to do so. NIL, increased fan bases, and increased exposure thru ESPN and other networks have changed the landscape.

If you're a MLB team, better have 7 digit offerings on the table. Even so, there's probably a few kids who'll still opt for the college experience.

Geaux Sam! You can do it!

NC State is one of four major universities in the Triangle area, and the 4th best of the four when it comes to BB. It'll take several years for WW to make them an ACC title contender, if even possible. It'll take him half as long in the SEC. Thats the attraction for us.

Fire Javi!

Is it me, or does Lane Kiffen give off similar vibes as Will Wade?

Don't bother asking legit questions. Retards say trust the process. Same retards who think Mcmahon needs 4 more years to build a tournament team.

Was Braswell drafted in July? If not, can he return to college baseball for an extra year?

If Pop ends up 6'2", with his arm, accuracy and mobility and ethic, he'll be the next Heisman winner from LSU.