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Submitted by Gentleman Squirrels on July 29th, 2021 at 5:13 PM He’s one of our top ILB targets from Tenaha, TX. We’re currently battling Texas and Baylor for his decision which will be made on July 31. Webb had his crystal ball in for a while and Wiltfong and some Texas Insiders also switched their pick from Texas to Michigan. Webb also said that whoever gets his decision will have to recruit him till the very end because he wants to take visits

Seth July 5th, 2021 at 6:22 PM Over the last year I’ve been following Craig Roh into a deep dive into the sublime subtleties of pass rushing. Not that you need all of that to appreciate fine defensive end play. As a fan it’s quite obvious when a player has mastered the art of coordinating hand movement, hip flexion, foot spacing and angle, and shoulder depth from the trail they leave. One moment there’s some people standing up around a football-holding guy, and then suddenly this beautifu...

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Tuesday Recruiting Gets a Hundred Fakes Seth May 4th, 2021 at 2:58 PM Michigan’s closing in on prospects at some positions of need, and adding guys to the board at a lot of spots where they’re less sure of their top options. So let’s check in on recruiting before this post gets pushed down by another Hello or Goodbye. The 2022 recruiting board lives here. Quarterback CA 3* Nate Johnson got a crystal ball from 24/7’s Sam Webb and a FutureCast from Rivals’s EJ Holland recently. Johnson...

Florida Gators Land in 2022 DT Deone Walker’s Top Schools Cass Technical (Detroit, Mich.) defensive line prospect Deone Walker includes Florida in his top 13 schools. Author: Apr 27, 2021 In what is usually an uneventful period in college football, Florida saw an eventful Monday with the release of the much-awaited spring football special. Labeled as bringing an inside look into operations of spring practice as a consolation prize for having no spring game, the premiere was the most footba...

Tuesday Headlines: John Wall Edition Share this story John Wall will miss the remainder of the season with a hamstring injury. Wall sustained a Grade 2 hamstring tear, which will cause him to miss Houston’s final 11 games. It’s a little less of a blow considering Houston is at the bottom of the Western Conference and out of playoff contention. The extra time off will give Wall time to recover from the injury moving into the offseason and net season. Wall found success in Houston this sea...