Quote from: HogBreath on Today at 01:09:03 pmIs this the bootlegger boy's boy?

QuotePenn State safety King Mack has decided on his next destination. Committing to Alabama as he'll take his talents to the SEC down in Tuscaloosa ahead of the Crimson Tide's first season under head coach Kalen DeBoer.

Mack exited from the Penn State program following just one full season with the Nittany Lions, re-opening up his recruitment after being a highly sought after high school prospect and one of the best players in the state of Florida for the 2023 recruiting class.

In his lone season in Happy Valley, Mack served primarily as a reserve safety and a contributor on special teams. But did appear in all 13 games.

QuotePenn State safety King Mack has decided on his next destination. Committing to Alabama as he'll take his talents to the SEC down in Tuscaloosa ahead of the Crimson Tide's first season under head coach Kalen DeBoer.

Mack exited from the Penn State program following just one full season with the Nittany Lions, re-opening up his recruitment after being a highly sought after high school prospect and one of the best players in the state of Florida for the 2023 recruiting class.

In his lone season in Happy Valley, Mack served primarily as a reserve safety and a contributor on special teams. But did appear in all 13 games.

QuoteFormer Miami linebacker Marcellius Pulliam has committed to Michigan State out of the NCAA Transfer Portal, he announced on Friday. He will have multiple years of eligibility remaining.

Pulliam saw action during 10 games last season, mostly on special teams. He logged one tackle and one interception in 2023.

Pulliam even saw time in Miami's Pinstripe Bowl game against Rutgers.

I'm coming HOME🟢⚪️

Quote from: codeHog on Today at 03:46:29 pmHedgecock ruined the season for me

Not complaining, just how it is

I am nobody but I want them to be happy and successful so this team's hitting has made me upset to the point I can't wait to get a new team on the field

QuoteSouth Alabama basketball has added former Chattanooga guard/forward Randy Brady from the transfer portal, the school announced Friday.

6-foot-5 Brady started 11 of 33 games for for the Mocs this past season, averaging 4.8 rebounds in 21 minutes per.

Chattanooga native — a three-star recruit in the 2021 class who redshirted as a true freshman — has two seasons of eligibility remaining.