Quote from: Deep Shoat on Today at 04:58:40 pmDo you guys really think CNT is the problem when we have two guys we were counting on hitting 100 points or more below expectations?

Diggs showed last season that he should be driving in a ton of runs.  And the days he get's a couple of licks in, our O looks completely different.  And Wilms was a .300 hitter in the SEC last year.  No one expected him to fall off the edge of the Mendoza cliff.

I don't love the launch angle approach, but Nate has shown he can teach it. 

Quote from: tophawg19 on Today at 04:11:26 pmSo you know more about an athlete's skill level than BP? got it, you were there during their meeting.

Quote from: DOGALUM on Today at 12:26:28 amI just don't get it. Unless he has (very recently) gone through some serious screening process that I/we don't know about.

Quote from: tophawg19 on Yesterday at 05:42:06 pmIt's frustrating to know we have all these high level players available and we don't have the NIL to compete

QuoteFlorida A&M linebacker Johnny Chaney has announced he will be transferring to play for Deion Sanders and Colorado.

The 6-foot-2, 230-pound Chaney was in Boulder this week.

"Just the culture and knowing what the coaching staff is capable of developing me and getting me where I need to be and want to be," Chaney told On3 Sports.

QuoteSullivan visited Iowa on Tuesday, according to Hawkeye Report's Tom Kakert. He joins Cade McNamara and Marco Lainez in the Hawkeyes' quarterback room.

In 2023, Sullivan threw for 714 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions.

Quote from: bphi11ips on Today at 03:38:50 pmYour opinion is that the question is silly.  I disagree and so do others. 

The point as it relates here to Gafford is that he demonstrated his intensity in college and has continued to develop in the NBA.  Everyone is the NBA and NFL have the physical tools to make it to that level.  Once they get there, the difference is sometimes the six inches between the ears.  Gafford is a good example.  Does Brazile have the burning desire to make it over the long haul or not?  So far that may be the biggest question in the minds if those whose jobs depend on picking the best future players.

Quote from: ucahogfan on Today at 04:32:01 pmThe biggest difference is that I would think Thompson and DVH didn't expect black holes in the lineup this year where Bolton didn't hit a ton at Austin Peay before he transferred in.  I write it off to just one of those fluke years where all of the weird happens offensively.  Thompson has a long enough track record here.  The offense last year was dragged down by two guys who were in there simply for defense.  I think we get that corrected next year.