QuoteFormer Alabama defensive lineman Khurtiss Perry has set another visit after entering the transfer portal. After visiting Virginia Tech on Tuesday, Perry's set an official visit with the Louisville Cardinals for this week, and now he's added a date with the Wisconsin Badgers, according to ESPN's Pete Thamel

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Former Alabama defensive lineman Khurtiss Perry has an official visit set next week to Louisville, per the @APSportsAgency. He's already visited Virginia Tech and Indiana. He's a former ESPN Top 60 recruit from the Class of 2022.

QuoteFormer Cal Bears cornerback Kaylin Moore has committed to UCLA, via the NCAA Transfer Portal. Moore began his career at Colorado, where he spent two seasons before transferring to Cal ahead of the 2023 campaign.

In his lone season with the Golden Bears, Moore made 11 appearances. He tallied 24 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and two passes defended.

In his two years at Colorado, Moore made 20 appearances, including 14 starts.

QuoteFormer Texas defensive lineman Myron Warren is back in the transfer portal, On3 has learned. Warren signed with the Longhorns in the class of 2019.

He played last season at Texas State, finishing with nine tackles.

QuoteFormer Texas defensive lineman Myron Warren is back in the transfer portal, On3 has learned. Warren signed with the Longhorns in the class of 2019.

He played last season at Texas State, finishing with nine tackles.

QuoteRob Dillingham: Hand Length (Inches): 8.00; Hand Width (Inches): 8.25; Height W/O Shoes: 6′ 1.00″; Standing Reach: 7′ 11.00″; Weight (LBS): 164.2; Wingspan: 6′ 3.00″

Reed Sheppard: Hand Length (Inches): 7.75; Hand Width (Inches): 9.00; Height W/O Shoes: 6′ 1.75″; Standing Reach: 7′ 9.50″; Weight (LBS): N/A; Wingspan: 6′ 3.25″

Justin Edwards: Hand Length (Inches): 8.75; Hand Width (Inches): 8.75; Height W/O Shoes: 6′ 6.00″; Standing Reach: 8′ 6.50″; Weight (LBS): 209.4; Wingspan: 6′ 10.00″

QuoteESPN's Holly Rowe asked Tennessee-Martin athletic director and NCAA Division I Women's Softball Committee chair Kurt McGuffin about Ole Miss and their controversial entry into the NCAA Tournament. Which he explained:

"Ole Miss had some top 25 wins that we consistently looked at throughout the whole field," McGuffin said. "I think that's what put them in. It was tight. The last four. It seemed like we put more teams in this year because we didn't have any bracket busters. But Ole Miss deserved that spot with the quality of wins they had in the top half."

The Rebels make it to the NCAA Tournament for the eighth straight season after receiving their first bid in program history in 2016. With a strong finish to the season making up for their slow start in conference play and propelling them to the 'Big Dance' once again.

After starting off SEC-play with a 3-14 record, Ole Miss caught their stride to close out the season. Defeating both Auburn and No. 8 ranked Arkansas respectively 2-1 in a pair of series to close out the regular season.

NCAA Chairperson explains decision between final Super Regional berth between No. 8 Stanford, No. 9 LSU

Quote from: #1 STUNNA on Today at 11:27:49 amDance with the one that brought ya.

I'm probably the only one thinking it, but i probably wouldn't change anything.

If we get the game one win with Smith I do think about sitting Tygart and Molina this weekend though.