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Gonna say it once more. Devin at the 3 is a good move. Buckeyes have interchangeable 1 & 2, and some proven bigs 4 & 5, and now Devin at the 3, which can highlight his scoring ability, plus give him zero responsibility in blocking out, so he can knife to the basket for a rebound. I know some folks would like to have him stay outside to slide back to prevent opponent fast breaks, and I concur, but this is where he needs to learn his way around the position. He can excel as the third scorer, like him hitting mid-range jumpers in the paint, or the 3 from the corner. Should enhance his pro stock....Go Bucks!

Jagdaddy said:

Based on Wiscy’s QB play, which in fairness has been injury ravaged, I’m not feeling a strong urge to bring Kenny back.

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Yeah I guess strictly for finding a young WR coach that can maybe recruit (?). But it looks like he shifted back to coaching QBs this year.

As far as the OC role, Bucks can get someone far more proven.

Whew! Now let's hope he doesn't pull a Sayin and xfer after Kiffin gets ahold of LSU's bag.....

And with the rumor (?) that Hartline will be next HC at UCF, starting to make more sense. Can see how the phone call went.....Hey KDW, you staying with your commit to tOSU? Sure, coach, as long as you're there.....PS, USC lost it's WR1 to Georgia, Zacharian Branch? that tOSU wanted, and even recruited his brother, a year before graduation to get him. Anyway, will see how/who Day replaces Brian (good luck to him), and who stays.

is it February yet?!!?

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GeorgiaBuck2 said:

It looked like maybe Jonathan Hankins? He is from Michigan correct?

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Thump said:

Correct.

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If he was the guy in the gray coat, then I appreciate you guys sharing.

TampaBuckeyes said:

In today’s NIL world there is no reason that Vandy can’t win the sec. They’ve got some wealthy graduates and they are the only major university in a town full of millionaire country artists. The ven diagram of people that watch football and listen to country music is almost a circle.

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That is all true to a certain extent. Having a major athletic program in a major city with so much tourism can be good, but also gives so many people other things to take their attention away from the program. And many of those people are bandwagon fans, and the minute Vandy becomes average, those fans will be non existent.
And many of those millionaire alum are also bandwagon, because the team was bad for so long. They will also leave if the program doesn't continue the same level of success. And will those same alum be willing to donate yearly like some alum at more football hungry programs? For example, Auburn hasn't been very good for a while, but it just makes their alum want to donate more to get more talent, similar to programs like Ole Miss, Miss St, etc. Idk if Vandy boosters have the stomach to keep donating big money if they fall below .500