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Class: 2028
Position: OT
School: San Bernadino(CA) Cajon
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Weight: 300lbs

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

“Cincinnati Athletics has no comment at this time.”

It appears that they also had no comment at the time they found out about it either.

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The time to comment will come after they get their bets down at Polymarket.

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The Buckeyes are not going to be able to stop Kent's Special Teams.


Sarcasm font, but a nice addition to the Kent State staff.

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I went there in the early 90s. That was some bad football. 3 wins in my 4 years there. My Sophomore year I had a roommate from the Pittsburgh area that would go home a lot on the weekends.

Kent State football is a stepping stone program for coaches to get a better job if they have success. I blame them for not hiring Nick Saban in 1987.


They got $1.5 million from Oklahoma and $1.2 million from Florida State.

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We must have overlapped there. I believe the football team managed a total of four wins in my four years.

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School: Rutherford(NJ) Rutherford
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FONG BOMB: BuckeyPlanets’ @calibuck has logged an expert prediction for calibuck to land Five-Star Plus+ OT Mark Matthews

Your approach is far more PC than mine. Don't actually remember if varsity teams are limited in numbers, but once more, would be better playing at a lower level than sitting on the pine on varsity. An upfront meet with both coaches might benefit all parties. Could be the varsity is 'stacked' and making a run for league title, so no room for development. PS, if meeting is unsatisfactory, always able to transfer HS (if town is big enough for multiple), make it for 'academic' reasons, not athletic. Good luck.

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School: Chandler(AZ) Basha
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School: Chandler(AZ) Hamilton
Height: 6-foot-2
Weight: 190lbs

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

I plan on creating a nutriatich x account and desinging an LLM that creates tweets extolling the virtues of tomatoes

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That would certainly justify the $1.6 trillion spent so far.

cincibuck said:

I wonder why there was no interest. Lack of talent ? Behavior issues? His own coach warned teams?

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Its a mix of him not fitting the mold of an NFL QB and his attitude. If he was less over the top arrogant douche some team may have taken a late round flyer on him. Nobody is going to want a headache from a player who's 99.9% not going far. He's got a top pick attitude for a UDFA camp fodder caliber player. That doesn't fly

Buckeyes should give him $149.99 which is $10 for every catch he made.

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School: Santa Ana(CA) Mater Deo
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Car I walked by today.

Play juggalo games; get juggalo prizes.

(Wayne St. Soft Verbal)

Well, crap. I thought I looked through the first 5 pages and didn't see one. Also, a search with his name turned up nothing. Oh well.

Bagmen

Nothing wrong with finding out the 'missing piece' in obtaining a NBA draft number. Gives one something to work towards. Unlike football, don't see many NBA ex-players returning to coaching (relatively speaking). So, who gives these kids the secret sauce to get drafted? No, don't believe Mobley is NBA-ready yet, and, correct me if I'm wrong, but declaring for NBA (w/o signing with an agent), is not the same as declaring for the portal. Ergo, portal is closed, so it's NBA or return to former team, am thinking. Only brighter and wiser as to what is needed in order to advance. On another issue, wouldn't want to waste Mobley's energy bringing the ball upcourt. Would rather see him go downcourt, set up, look to break, and then turn and shoot, rather than all the dribble stuff a PG needs to be good at. Anyway, just a thought on a Tuesday morning.

Every man’s answer lol

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