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James Scott from Louisville is visiting. I don't remember seeing him play but his bio shows he has good length and put up decent numbers

re: Spring Football Practice

Posted by marshallcotiger on 4/28/25 at 10:44 am
I would take it. I'm pretty optimistic on the 25 season
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Freeman some at UCF


Hall was at UCF. Freeman was D2
I'm betting we see some 4 WR sets this season. We almost have to with the lack of numbers at the TE position
I've seen Illinois mentioned as the most likely spot for CBM.
Not everyone who smokes pot is a pot head just like not everyone who drinks is an alcoholic. Im 53 and have smoked since I was 16. I raised 3 kids, coached all the rec sports, im happy and i live a comfortable life. i don't see why it's okay for someone else to go to the store and get a 6er but i can't pick up a blunt without going to see a guy named Cajun that has a wobbly porch and sketchy spot at the entrance of his trailer. It just doesn't seem fair
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more pot heads.


You say that like it's a bad thing. You could probably benefit from smoking the Lords Loud.
Committed to Purdue I believe. Hopefully we hold onto Chad or that one may sting
Murphy is the starter at the 5 with Emeka and Scott as his back ups. Hall and Adams will be the 4's. I expect us to go back to the style we played with Chuma as a 4 and McElmore the 5. Up and down track meets. I expect we'll try to add one more combo guard and call it a day
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But I was told he needs more development.


He's 7'0 200 lbs. He needs a cheeseburger or two.
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What big fish are even still out there?


Walter Clayton Jr wasn't even a top 50 transfer prospect so I'd take any big/small fish claims with a grain of salt.
Play with effort. They outworked us in the first match up and that was the difference

re: Let’s talk about Michigan

Posted by marshallcotiger on 3/25/25 at 2:58 pm
Tourney basketball is a guards game. I love Tre with all my being but he would be 5th in our perimeter rotation. Keep him out of the lane and they are going to struggle keeping up

re: Spring Football Practice

Posted by marshallcotiger on 3/25/25 at 10:34 am
A few of the tidbits I found interesting from N King's practice notes. the pads went on for the first time today

K Alex McPherson is back working in full pads

As expected, Jackson Arnold is occupying first-team reps, followed by Deuce Knight. Ashton Daniels is present for a couple weeks while Stanford is on a break, but he's obviously not able to practice, just observing and listening to coaches

With Wright not present today, Lew dealing with a minor injury and Chaplin out for a while, the starting offensive group was wonky: Izavion Miller (LT), Dillon Wade (LG), Bradyn Joiner C, DeAndre Carter (RG), Mason Murphy (RT)

Singleton has to be one of the fastest players I've seen on that practice field.

I did not see a single pass thrown Cam Coleman's way by either QB that wasn't completed.
Bruce is the clear choice for me but I'm an auburn fan so I may be biased. With that said Mizzou didn't win a conference game last year. If it's going to an over achiever then I'd give the nod to Gates. Beard is an excellent coach though and deserves some praise
Is our Sat starter hurt or have we not decided on one?
What is the GA seating like? That's all i could get for the Sat LSU game.

re: Dylan Cardwell

Posted by marshallcotiger on 2/27/25 at 8:09 am
I believe he will make an NBA roster. He has the potential to be like Draymond without the assholery and dirty play. You can't teach his size and athleticism. He has every tool except being able to put the ball in the basket or on the floor.
247 has a article with notable weight changes. D Carter is the only one I can remember off hand. He had gained some weight instead of losing it and was up to 350+
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Just heard them say they haven’t been practicing very tough lately. Could be part of the shooting woes


Shooting isn't really part of practice. That's something they do on their own