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Congrats to Dorian. Best of luck.

Sour grapes where?

The second clip in this tweet stood out to me when I first saw it. He looked heavy and like his hips couldn’t keep up with what he wanted to do.

If nothing else, he has the tools to be an ELITE “gunner” on special teams. I’m excited for this one. For more than just football reasons.

That last name always sticks out to me. Even when I see it in non-football settings. Fans of college football circa 2005 should probably remember it too. Tyrone Prothro had one of the best catches of all time and then one of the worst injuries of all time. Wonder if there’s any relation.

I wonder why people love this stuff from the men, but hate it from the women. It’s weird as hell.

This is not new or exclusive to Day. Nick did the same thing with Tyler Buchner last year. Dabo doesn’t bring in transfers. But you absolutely have to communicate and be up front with guys about what’s going on at their position. Also, if it was “kinder & gentler” Kyle McCord and Dallan Hayden...

There’s a fine line of being the Bosas or being the Mitchells. I don’t think anyone wants to visit any more “Abusement Parks” lol. I don’t know this family personally, but I do know a bunch of people that know them. All great reviews and the family is great as well.

5’11.5 is plenty tall for a CB. But it’s a far cry from the original reports of him being 6’2.

Or that the new head coach cried like a bitch on national tv because they got caught.

That headshot looks like a badge photo of a man that’s worked at a call center for 9 years.

The most shocking thing about this whole thing is that Hayes Fawcett didn’t put “Fighting Irish over Ohio State, Florida & TTUN”

I remember reading somewhere that Trey doesn’t even consider himself an Ohio kid. If I remember, he considers himself an Illinois kid.

Coach Lock certainly has a “type” of RB he likes. Happens to be the same kind I like too. Big and fast that can beat you in different ways.

I know it’s a typo, but I have so many jokes that I can’t say. Especially in the recruiting forum.

When Trey got healthy in the back half of the season last year, he was clearly -- crystal, even—the best back on the team. I’m not sure where the idea that Dallan was the best back came from. But the coaches didn’t see it either, apparently.

I can’t argue your opinion. I just really disagree. He’s a good back, but best? I don’t see it.

Really?

It isn’t imaginary. He is consistently the worst blocker of the RB’s who played the last two years.