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I'd be more concerned about this if Saban was still there. But going up against Mickens for a DB recruit is a tall task, even for Alabama, especially since they can't really rely on the track record of the past, since the guy who developed all those players is no longer there.

That doesn't exactly increase the credibility of the stance. ISD has a lot more credibility in the recruiting sphere than Driskell or On3, as does II.

Film often doesn't lie, and I like Terry, but the Burress' film is better. Burress is definitely the better player with more positional versatility. Recent camp, Burress showed out in a big way against some quality competition. He was seriously underrated. Terry was too, but Burress is going...

I don't think Fisher benefitted a lot, if any, from dropping his weight. He got a little bit quicker, but he also wasn't pushing guys around like most expected. It also didn't help with his consistency issues. While I wouldn't consider Fisher's overall body of work last year as "mediocre"...

I've played in every temperature imaginable in Georgia. Droughts, jungle-humidity, torrential downpour, bitter cold, 40 mph winds. And that's all in the same week. Humidity is without question the X-factor. Heat and cold in and of themselves present their own collection of challenges, but...

Tore his ACL in the middle of fall camp. Usually guys aren't going to be back for spring. Imagine Gobaira was at the end of his rehab timeline during spring.

The cactus graphic isn't real Aggies. It can't hurt you.

Georgia and Clemson are old rivals. They used to meet annually until the late 80's. Since then, they've met on and off around every few years. They did home-and-homes in '94 and '95, then again in '02 and '03, and then again in '13 and '14.

50% of me: Welcome to the site and thanks for your contributions! 50% of me: The nearest tar-pit is 10 miles from here. Kindly walk towards it. This is the sheer duality of man you have wandered into Aggie. Great times are had by all.

Seems like Texas is the expected landing spot here.

He had no excuse in Chicago. He was a healthy scratch despite the Bears having next to zero talent behind DJ Moore. Dude wasn't getting on the field to even use Justin Fields or Luke Getsy as a viable excuse.

Hinish was a lot better than he gets credit for, but he was always going to be limited by his frame. He was 6'2 and was basically capped out at 300. Graham is nearly 320 as a true sophomore, and Fitz is 6'4 and already 280. He has the frame to easily put on another 30 pounds without much...

It begins. Slow cooked pork shoulder that I rubbed it down with salt, pepper, oregano, cumin, cayenne pepper and placed it in the crockpot for 8 hours with a half bottle of Mexican coke and the juice and rind of a large orange, along with onions and jalapenos.

Eventually, you're gonna be too old to play football, basketball and hockey. You're never too old to shoot and drink, so you got that going for you.

Everytime I see his name, I think of the Tanooki suit from SMB 3. Very fitting, because he does have that P speed.

Kinda. I ain't touching a kid like that with a 10-ft pole. The second things get tough or you don't get exactly what you want, you call it quits. Griffith at least toughed it out for 4 years before going into the portal and came right back.

Claypool is a massive disappointment. Dude clearly has the potential to be a top level receiver, as shown in his rookie year. But then his mouth got bigger than his game. Would've been nice for him to actually give a crap. Definitely would help with receiving recruits to point to a dominant...

Wow. I mean, why would any team welcome a dude who bailed like this? It's not that he entered the portal. That's happened where guys like Houston Griffith, went into the portal, but then withdrew themselves and stayed at ND. That's not what happened here. This dude left Michigan...

He can punt but can I win a nice game of Knifey Spoony?

My guess is that if they were already making the call this early, the competition wasn't remotely close.