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UL seeded seventh at 2024 ACC Tournament, paired with Clemson, Miami:

Up to the team...play yourself in or play yourself out. Can they rise to the occasion? and redeem the season? Time for Coach(es) to do the same and earn that money.
Hopefully we can ride the sweep of ND to build some momentum going into the ACC Tournament and make enough noise to get a NCAA bid.. Pitching, Pitching, Pitching !!

BB RECRUITING: Small updates

Former Stanford commit Elijah Crawford sets recruiting visit​



Since receiving the release, Crawford said he first heard from Kansas then BYU, Wake Forest, Davidson, Louisville and others.

I reached out to a source to try and get clarification on if Kobe Rodgers is a walk-on, and that still seems to be up in the air.

I still don't know how serious Louisville is about adding Frank Anselem-Ibe. Mixed signals there.

I do know Louisville is in contact with international guard Nolan Traore.

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FB RECRUITING: Updates from around the Rivals network

Ranking the 10 biggest WR transfers of the offseason​


5. CAULLIN LACY, Louisville​


Lost in some of these bigger names in the transfer portal is Lacy, the most productive receiver. He had a huge career at South Alabama. with 207 receptions for 2,517 yards and 13 touchdowns in his career. With leading receiver Jamari Thrash gone, Lacy could be an integral part of the Cardinals’ offense as they’ve brought in through the portal other talented players as well.


Ranking the five biggest TE transfers of the offseason​


4. JALEEL SKINNER, Louisville​


Earlier in his recruitment, Skinner was under five-star consideration based on his projection and athletic ability, but he has not performed up to even his four-star level to this point. After flipping from Alabama to Miami late in his recruitment, Skinner had not made much of an impact for two seasons with the Hurricanes. Now at Louisville, Skinner has the size and speed to be elite but needs to put it all together on the field.


Trio of programs standing tall for Fla. DB Jonathan Carter​



Teddy Bridgewater returns to HS alma mater as its new head coach​



Recruiting Rumor Mill: College coaches hitting the road​



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Now with more than 40 offers, the four-star running back from Delray Beach (Fla.) Atlantic Community has a lot to consider (including a new offer from Alabama) but there is a select group of programs that has made the biggest impression so far. Colorado, Texas, West Virginia, Ole Miss, Penn State and Louisville are standing out most to Desinor as his recruitment stays very busy.

Rivals Camp Series Indianapolis: Recruiting Rumor Mill surrounding RBs​



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One of the top prospects in Kentucky made his way to Indianapolis and left with a Gold Ball. Rated as a three-star, Stone has a number of offers to his name. Stone says NC State, Georgia Tech , Louisville, Tennessee State and Cincinnati have been the primary programs on contact in recent weeks. Ohio, Miami (OH), Western Kentucky and Toledo have also been involved. The Cincinnati offer is one that could be intriguing moving forward. His primary recruiter left for a new program this offseason, but he said the communication is picking back up and the Bearcats are in the thick of things. The 2025 prospect has not yet scheduled official visits.

Smith's Takeaways: Linemen, quarterbacks impress in Indianapolis​


THE BEEF WAS IN TOWN​

The prospects in the trenches passed the eye test on Sunday. There were several comments from other people at the camp about how many good looking linemen there were at the camp. When you come to the Midwest there should be some beef up front and Indianapolis showed out there. There were several good matchups during one-on-ones. Louisiana 2026 defensive tackle Dylan Berymon against 2025 Louisville offensive line commit Jake Cook was terrific.

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My response was not about any rules violation but rather about busing being the reason for the decline of talent in Jefferson county. When the city schools integrated, Black athletes as well as white ones rode the city bus to Male, Manual, Shawnee and other schools because many did not live in those school's neighborhood and it was your responsiblity to get to school and not the Board's. Then mandatory busing hit and the school board provided the transportation. Since busing, neighborhoods have changed and many of the organizations like Cabbage Patch, Red Shields Boys Club, the Presbyterian Community Center, Baxter Center and Optimist Clubs where many kids honed their skills against older and better competition to be able to play are now gone. The city park system has disappeared and was a place where many athletes developed their skills. Today development is mostly on an AAU, Club or Camp level. I think this is the reason for the ebb in talent in jefferson county and not busing . It takes money and parent time to participate at these levels.
I respectfully disagree Hi Stepper; I played at Seneca in the 1960s, and I recall the level of talent and the degree of competition at the other public schools like Atherton, Valley, Waggener, Southern, Thomas Jefferson, Butler, PRP, Eastern, Fern Creek, Central, Shawnee ............ all of which are either gone or currently dominated by the private schools like Trinity (after Flaget closed), St X, KCD, CAL, SHA and Assumption who have each grown exponentially, in part from parents wanting their kids to avoid JCPS. Traditional and Magnet Schools like Male and Manual are the very best alternatives, but regrettably they are limited in capacity to absorb the overwhelming demand.

Your point about the changes in the neighborhoods is a great example of how they are directly related to bussing, as the local schools lost their respective support, which in turn eliminated those very clubs that you just identified.
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and thus he got better. it's called improvement. your judging him on two seasons ago and not giving him any credit for all the teams he beat last year and his team getting better. byu is a sh$thole and no one goes there and he still beat top 20 teams on the road. . i mean come on, facts can say anything and last years facts says he improved mightily as a coach.WTF do you want from a coach? isn't that what you want from a coach, to improve, i mean wtf? pitino went 18-14 one year then won a title but he must absolutely suck because he went 18-14. truly moronic to judge him by a 19-15 record two years and not a 21-9 record last year where he beat tough teams on the road. argue better cause yours is truly lacking

lol, you fans of both schools are usually not hard to please. What handle do you go by on rafters?
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