just thought I would see how everyone thinks.

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From @Greg Smith:

The current No. 1 prospect in the 2026 Rivals250, Jackson Cantwell, showed why he’s considered the top player in the country. His footwork, athleticism and technique were exceptional during drill work. But fellow offensive tackle Immanuel Iheanacho was also a standout on day one. The Maryland native is still raw but moves very well for his size and plays with great power.

The quarterbacks in the class -- in particular Ryder Lyons, Jared Curtis and Faizon Brandon -- will have a say in this discussion. But we could be shaping up for an epic battle between a pair of cornerstone offensive tackles for the top spot in the 2026 class.

These people participated in one of the largest scams ever. I believe the 2020 election was rigged but once he was confirmed he was the legitimate president. . At some point he clearly was not capable of doing the job anymore and some unelected staffers conspired to run the country. The people in the video are complacent. I think that should be a crime.
Here are some of the people that are serial liars and should be brought to justice. The people in this video should be no surprise to those who follow politics. I mean does anyone really think that Pelosi or Schummer ever tell the truth. But now they are caught for all to see

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Class of 2026 three-star defensive end Yahya Gaad told @samspiegelman he will announce his commitment Thursday, choosing between Florida State, Georgia, Texas and Washington. Gaad was one of four edge rushers Missouri offered by director of player personnel Ryan Trichel in November, but Gaad was the lone one to tell MizzouToday he planned to look into a visit for the end of the month. He never ended up making it to the Arkansas game, though.

He's expected to choose Texas.

Update: Gaad delayed his commitment announcement to a date to be determined.

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Three-star safety Nick Reddish slotted Missouri, the first SEC school to offer him, into his Top 10 before co-defensive coordinator and his primary recruiter D.J. Smith left for Appalachian State.

Yet even with Smith gone, Reddish's feelings toward the Tigers haven't changed.

"Even though he's off his staff, I feel like it's not going to change how I feel about them," Reddish said. "I definitely have some different feeling towards D.J. Smith, but it's not going to change. ... Other people on the staff showed a lot of love, and that's why they're in my Top 10 now."