I’m so glad we will get to see more games like this Alabama and Kstate matchup in the playoffs moving forward. At least Kstate can say they had a chance though!
By the time we showed any interest, he was already committed to Michigan. He was the Simone Awatd winner at Park Hill, but for some reason we weren’t all that keen on him for awhile.
He has had a fine career and has been just outstanding in the CFP semifinal.
How Drinkwitz can sleep nights when he continues to trot the walking wounded out and pretend their, leg/arm/head will grow back whilst being smashed around for 9 weeks.
This Can’t keep happening…you have to make sure your players can heal… how can this happen?
Signs that our basketball team has moved on from the dumpster fires of previous regimes...
This is the first time in eight years that there hasn't been a post-game thread extolling the exotic charms of the Red Panda. Her halftime exploits in this seasons past, ranked near the top of the few enjoyable in-season moments experienced by Tiger basketball fans.
For those that follow our baseball team on the regular. I don’t watch college baseball but seems they only play weekend series and maybe a mid-week game? So how many starting pitchers do we normally have? And is it realistic Horn is one of them this spring or is he a bullpen guy based on what Mizzou has coming back this spring? And do we typically have freshman pitchers carrying high volume innings?
Andrew Luck hurt his throwing shoulder early in the 2015 season, but it wasn't until 15 months later that fans learned how badly he had been hurt.
www.indystar.com
"Andrew Luck’s secret pain: Timeline of an injury the Colts hid for more than a year"
Luck later admitted he regrets how his shoulder injury was handled. This obviously was harmful for his NFL career, forcing him to retire at a young age.
Just read a little piece on him on the numbers site, a 2024 recruit, had an official here in the fall, sounds like he's really stepped his game up, the 24 class has a chance to be very good.