Tommy Gadberry

Seems like a lot!!

There’s definitely a fad about announcing that you are leaving for the portal. Family members and friends are driving a lot of this.

What a damn game!!

College sports’ has once again ripped off its student-athlete robe and revealed its naked capitalistic body. By leaving out Florida State because its starting quarterback suffered a season-ending injury in late November, the College Football Playoff Committeeshowed that its goal is to put the best product possible on television. read more: https://deadspin.com/nil-charlie-baker-ncaa-subdivision-college-athletes-1851075704

Just wondered if once Rogers leaves if there any chance he might come back. Not feeling good about him leaving us.

Huge win!

Quit being so negative man. At least they are fighting back only down by 3 against a decent UAB squad.

Great drive by Rogers and TD by Sides!

Agreed they are fun to watch!

Agree!

So sad that Argyle ISD and police ruined this mans life.

Wow we crushed them. Impressive win!

And does that even make sense? Thinking we need to focus on recruiting anyway.

Great win!

Edwards is the real deal!

Oh no Ruben hurt bad.

Why is he playing point guard.

Good summary. This is a dangerous game!

I love Tyler but he doesn’t look good. Anlot of his shots are getting blocked.

I think we’ve beaten them there since then.

Good post. There is some truth to that.

Thank you JD

If you can’t see improvement under Morris you need help. We are much improved despite the record.

JoAnne Epps, Temple University's acting president, dies PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- JoAnne Epps, Temple University's beloved acting president, died on Tuesday, the university said. She was 72 years old. Epps became ill during a memorial service at Temple for Charles L. Blockson, a curator of the Blockson Collection. She was then taken to Temple University Hospital for further treatment and pronounced dead at around 3:15 p.m., the university said. "She had an amazing ability to be the calming force in troubled waters and pull everyone together and was a pleasure to work for, made every day coming into work fun and was steering the Temple ship in the right direction," Ken Kaiser, the senior vice president and chief operating officer of Temple, said. "I think it's just a gut punch right now. It's hard." read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/philadelphia/news/joanne-epps-temple-university-dies-president/