I was getting really irritated with this game. Then, I remembered that the Skycast option existed. Such a better experience not having to listen to the announcers.

Looks like Williams is staying now

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Class: 2027
Position: CB
School: Warner Robbins (GA) Northside
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 180lbs

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CB Jayden Sanders, another one of their higher rated 2025 recruits into the portal as well. Got some decent play as a true freshman this year.

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Yep, it’s not just beating your opponent 1v1. You can get bonus points for your team depending on how badly you beat down your opponents. Winning by 8 points or more is a major decision. Beating your guy by at least 15 is considered a tech fall and the match ends due to your superiority, and then, of course, if you pin your opponent that is called a fall.

In dual meets, a win by 7 or less nets 3 team points. A major decision by 8-14 points nets 4 team points. A tech fall will net 5 team points, and finally a pin will net your team 6 team points. If your opponent forfeits, that’s also 6 team points.

The same principles apply in conference or championship tournaments. Each round is scored by your victory plus any bonus points you get. In the case of Penn State, they have several dudes that can and will rack up bonus points, which will inevitably cause a disparity. The term “hammer” is used frequently when describing someone who has the history and seemingly effortless skill to pile on points. Even if one loses in the championship bracket, they still have the ability to bonus their way through on the consolation side to claim at best 3rd.

Mitch Mesenbrink is someone I would consider a hammer for them. The kid is absolutely relentless, and fun to watch to be honest. They have others as well. They have kids redshirting and simply waiting for their turn that would start at their respective weight class at any other school save for a few.

So when Mike says they are 20-25 points better, he means wins plus bonus points. It’s really not that close. They are so good up and down their roster.

I will give Miami some level of props. They invested HEAVILY in defensive and offensive line with HS recruits knowing it’d take multiple years to pay off.

It finally did this year. They’ll take a big step back next year with all the talent they lose across both lines but I do give them credit for getting to where they are this year. JMO.

My hero!

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He was right on both counts.

billmac91 said:

There’s no one in the portal currently….but if Bo decides to enter, you can bet there will be kids tripping over themselves to get a crack at starting RB for tOSU.

Portal remains in play until Jan 16th.

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Love the optimism. No sense worrying about it, you can clean up and rebuild after the fire is over.

Go be great!

Honestly this is where he should’ve always been at, a MAC level program

billmac91 said:

Really nice pickup at QB. Van Buren is a baller.

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Brian just needs to remember to flash the 8 around his people to avoid trouble.

Kinda reminds of Xavier Johnson

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The former Ohio State star and current New Orleans Saints defensive end dominated the final five weeks of the regular season, collecting 19 tackles, six tackles for loss, five sacks, two fumble recoveries (one returned for a touchdown) and a pass breakup. Young’s surge coincided with New Orleans winning four of its final five games to close the season at 6-11.

The 2025 campaign marked Young’s second season in the Big Easy, where he has rediscovered the drive and disruption that made him the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NFL draft. Across 29 appearances with the Saints, Young has recorded 69 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 15.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries (with one touchdown) and seven pass breakups.

Before arriving in New Orleans, Young spent three-and-a-half seasons with the Washington Commanders and a half-season with the San Francisco 49ers. He signed a three-year, $51 million contract with the Saints in March 2025, a deal that can reach $57 million with incentives.

Just sayin': Either...
1) It took him a couple years to adjust to the NFL,
2) He finally got on a team where he is a perfect fit",
or
3) He had some injury issues and he finally "got healthy".

Losing 6 out of 8, including to Rangers will do that to ya.

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Definitely a candidate for the Block O this coming year.

Just transferred from Euless Trinity to North Crowley, a recently very strong program.

https://www.dallasnews.com/high-sch...ruit-transfers-from-trinity-to-north-crowley/