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With pockets full of homemade jerky.

He played part of one year there and medically retired before his 5th year which woulda turned into 6 with Covid if healthy

Better than Shower5.5

He's closer to the Dome than he is to either home state B1G school

Best comp that comes to my mind (when he's playing LB) is Jack Lamb. I'd have signed Mason Posa and got Tackett Curtis to transfer in instead.

Before we get too excited here let's remember he committed to Donte Williams at SC and then Williams took the DB coach's gig at Georgia... the other team he's OVing with.

I was coming here to say the same thing after I saw that Slap the Sign article. Weird he'd write about the Freeman (and probably Mickens too) HS connection and not mention he's the receiving end of Brady Hart's passes when Hart looks to be the most likely '26 QB at this time.

Coolest gym in Indiana? I'd go with the Hatchet House in Washington. Capacity 7090. Home of former Irish hoopers... All American Leo Klier and Mr. Basketball, Luke Zeller. BTW...Steve Alford's dad Sam played there and had he been able to get a coaching job there, Steve may have also...

(The Wigwam was the HS gym at Anderson HS) A pic from the top looking towards the stage:

Gotta post a pic of the Wigwam. Capacity of 8996 and it was a horseshoe with a stage on one end.

Here's our place before they dropped the official capacity to 7300 something. There's 9000+ there that night. BY FAR the loudest place I've ever played in. Spy the follow through there fellas.

That was the JV game when Alford was there.

Next up Chinle (AZ) High School. Gym seats 6000+ Both of these gyms were featured in the Netflix documentary Basketball or Nothing

Let's change directions and talk about some more HS hoops arenas. The Window Rock HS Fighting Scouts Arena on the Navajo Rez in Fort Defiance, AZ. It seats 6500. School enrollment 550.

Updated the Profile for Clash. Damn Sacca's got an offer list. Rivals still has him at #57 Nationally. LB Philadelphia, PA St Joseph's Prep Measurements Ht: 6'4" Wt: 225 Ratings 247 Comp: :s::s::s::s: .9322 Rating, #25 LB, #187 OA 247: :s::s::s::s: 90 Rating, #27 LB, #231 OA Rivals...

If that's an OG share from 1980, it's actually 192 shares today. Which is worth a whopping 8.5 shares of NVidia. I thought it'd be a lot more.

Hoosier Hysteria wasn't about small town teams beating the big city powers or single class basketball. It's not about what happened on the court at all. Hoosier Hysteria was about what happened in the stands. It was about how many fan buses and cars were behind the team bus going to away games.

I'll bet 100 shares of NVidia he doesn't enroll at SC.

Snuck on campus. Me likey.

Did not get offered. Might already be working with a first round group of Rudolph's favorites.