GrandGreen

thanks

My guess, NT's coaching staff think he will produce.

I count 2 spots left Newll, Wright, Jossell, Floyd, Lorient, Mason, Massie, Vice, Walker, Sissoko, Stone Who am I missing?

I think the 15 refers to the number of players that can be on the bench in a game and play, not the total number of players allowed.

They got beat by a significantly better team, hardly a choke job.

Flawed logic in my view. It is not a lack of commitment to athletics, it is the inability to raise the level of funds necessary to compete at the highest level. You really think the average Alabama fan is anymore committed to sports than the average NT fan? If anything, I would say the average NT fan is more committed. It doesn't take near as much effort to support a dominant top tier program as a fringe team with very limited resources and the loses that go along with that funding level. There are maybe a handful of athletic programs outside of the B10 and SEC that can really compete in D1 football. Most D1 schools are dependent on school and student funds to even field football teams. That is the exact opposite of your expressed point that it is somehow the fault of the administration, students or alumni that schools like NT can't compete.

Not injured, just no control and apparently Delong is not risking her being in the game when she can't throw consistent strikes.

This is football not basketball. Hodge is the one who deserves to complain not Morris.

There is such a thing as being right, and absolutely stupid for expressing that view.

why?

They ether sign a national letter of intent or alternately a financial aid agreement . The question is when, they can sign during the normal signing periods or wait till they are on campus.

No idea, but I bet there are a number of them There is no way in the world to accurately rate schools, what would be your basis?

I agree a disappointing season, but the hitting is a much bigger problem than the pitching.

I doubt he has any eligibility left, but I will settle for WBB Lampkin.

Four signed today, looks like an excellent group. I wish the men side could do something close in recruiting. I like what Hodge has done, but nothing close to Burton. He has thus far kept his players and added this group to them. As I posted before, kepting Lampkin was the best news on the NT basketball front.

Bean looked to be as fast as any college player I've seen. I always thought he would have been great at another position, like wr, cb or kick-punt returner. My guess that will be were he makes it if he does in the pros.

Disagree strongly, names on uniforms are for the benefit of fans not the players. I wish NIL had never happened, it could be the absolute end of college sports. However, the athletes are representing the school, be it for one game or more.

Going to be a completely new league next year. Every AAC team, is going to lose their best players to better paying gigs. I like NT's odds to win more now than before they lost all their starters to the portal.

I think the question is not if St. John's good enough for Scott, but is Scott good enough to get big minutes there. It does look promising for Scott, not a lot of forwards returning for SJ.

Great information Losing the literal foundation of Delong's softball program at NT This should be NT's year, but as good as the team is; it IMO has underperforms thus far based on the senior class. Several of the seniors were actually much better earlier in their NT's careers.

Hate to break it to you, but NT has never been able to keep pace with the top tier of teams in terms of resources or overall quality. Plus if your current competition moves up and you don't than that is moving down not staying in place. What should happen and I believe will at some point is that there will be adjustments to NIL. No one likes it except the players and their agents. Probably not for decades, but fans will eventually dictate the change. When the fans stop caring because they won't support the new nomads of sports like the teams prior to NIL; there will be changes.

Forget it, if NT moves down from D1. Competitive or not; being in the highest official classification has benefits. NT was in a league like this in the old 1aa days, and it was a nightmare in terms of coverage, support, and financially. I don't see any rationale why an official separation between P and G teams should happen. The P's already get most of the money and coverage. What do they have to gain?

You seem to think clickbait is a derogative, I would assume everything posted is meant for someone to read.

No way that Edwards should be that high. Would not be in my top 10. Definitely good player, but Edwards over Perry, Bell, Jones; he is not even close to their level.