All that video shows me is that he’s not 210lbs lol

calibuck said:

Looking at this guy's list, does anyone else wonder about why a 'lesser' team would offer him after many of the blue bloods already have? Maybe a phone call or two to guage interest, but making a big deal about giving him an offer, knowing there's a couple dozen schools already offered that would be more prestigious picks? Maybe if a legacy recruit....?

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Asa’s father is on Harding’s coaching staff. The more schools that recruit his son, the more opportunities that his teammates will have to also get recruited. Similar to what Coach Ted Ginn Sr. does at Cleveland Glenville. The more attention that their blue chippers get, the more chances that the other Tarblooders will have to get noticed.

As of this moment, eight Harding players have a combined total of 63 offers. With today being June 15, both of those numbers are likely to increase as more ‘28 recruits will start getting the green light.

In fact, when Harding had their College Showcase back on May 6, other schools throughout the Mahoning Valley scheduled their’s around Harding’s because they knew that Asa would help enhance the number of eyes in the area. Austintown Fitch OL Anthony Blalock also aided in that regard. He’s a monster!

FWIW, here’s a pic of a few of Harding’s players at Ohio State’s camp last week.


(l to r) Harding head coach Matt Richardson, ‘28 Asa Burch, Maurice Clarett, ‘27 Zay’vion Smith (Cincinnati verbal), ‘28 Makhai Brogdon, ‘27 Matt Richardson (Central Michigan verbal)

FWIW, Coach Richardson was Clarett’s running backs coach at Harding in the early 2000’s.

I don't think Tunisia understands Goal Differential and tournament play (especially for the opening match).

If you're down 3-1 you might want to close up shop and not leak anymore goals. Then you lose 5-1 and now it's a (-4) goal differential.

Pretty sure any team that loses their opening match by 4+ goals have less than five percent chance of advancing (it might be less than 3 percent).

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The Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup for the second time in franchise history and the first time since 2006, eliminating the Vegas Golden Knights in six games Sunday night.

Carolina Hurricanes captain Jordan Staal won the Conn Smythe Trophy for most valuable player in the Stanley Cup playoffs, becoming the oldest player to win the award at age 37.

If Meat Loaf was a Reds fan, the song would’ve been “one out of three ain’t bad” …

Jagdaddy said:

Hollenbaugh lost her team match pretty closely yesterday but won her singles match today 1-up as the US took back the Curtis cup by dominating singles play.

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This is a season for him elevating his reputation and status too. We’ve seen him get the best out of two transcendent physical talents - can he produce through cycles now?

I’m actually really excited to see what he can do with a platoon of Allegro, Pettijohn, Pierce and Alford.

buckeyebri said:

Trending towards the “disgraced”….

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You missed my reference.

dragurd said:

Well that's a downgrade maybe he just wants to play

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It's probably an indication of his actual ability. They gave him a shot but at this moment. imo he's clearly not power conference caliber. He might still develop but he's got a long way to go

Real talk.

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My rag tag bunch of non injured minor leaguers had the best week they have had all year

and they still got worked like @Thump mom on the 1st of the month.

I am directly responsible for 2 families who very recently lost pups.. and coercing them to get a new pup
I am 2 for 2 in mending broken hearts... Best therapy ever...

On the final day in the Canadian Open Neal Shipley shot a 72 (2 over) leaving him at -4 for the tournament and tied for 51st place. He did earn $24,598 and 8 FedEx points. The winner came in at -17; Shipley was 13 shots back.

83 days

Terry Glenn

calibuck said:

Remember when Larry Bird was commenting on the Celtics championship match-up with the Lakers. He said that the series wouldn't hinge on his match-up with Magic, but the 4th and 5th players on each teams matching up. Point being is that believe tOSU will match up pretty well one thru three, but maybe the fourth and fifth players might not carry their weight. Don't know, hard to tell. Hopefully they rise to the occasion, and the basketball team shows out this year.

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The bench killed us last year. If we dint find depth this year it'll be the same result.

Stupid people