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Writing was on the wall when Cairo Santos was still kicking late into the 4th quarter of their preseason game.

Seems strange because I remember most of Long's looks during the Spring game were over the middle routes. Adams still looks the most promising on deep balls.

Dream scenario of Clark moving to corner, so that we can play another safety, like Gould or Oliver, doesn't seem to be happening.

That was his 2nd violation since Rhule arrived though; the 1st was a DUI, which is far from minor. Winning is more important, and this kid is bigger/better than other safety alternatives, I guess. But, have that feeling of another Dino Babers bad judgment potentially; a la, hiring your...

Sean has to stick. It would crush me if our potential Heisman candidate, can't beat out this ridiculously bad running back room.

I wonder what the "NIL" total amount for that '96 UK team that Pope was on was?

Shrader and CDRW both seem to have better/cleaner throwing motions, imo. Guessing/hoping that is Beck's influence.

That game still makes my blood boil. That Travis run along the sideline, after pretending to go out... Obvious hold on Wax. I'm still hoping for Novell to not know what to do with all the talent. But, I get the sinking feeling it's like wishing for Hurley's coaching to submarine the Huskies...

They are pinning their hopes on that UNC thumbs their nose at the SEC, and joins the higher academic quality B1G. Then, SEC still wants a North Carolina presence, and voila.

And, the last 20 years hasn't exactly helped the cause. For my college experience; Syracuse locals, right down to the barber that cut my hair, claimed to support only a winner. For all the inclement weather in CNY, most fans are fair weather ones, just like most everywhere else.

What hurts College football in the NorthEast is the creation of a fan base, compared to the MidWest and SouthEast, in my opinion. Yes, many more colleges and universities in the Northeast, but they tend to be much smaller. Every year, these big land grant schools are pumping out more alumni, and...

Yeah absolutely, Hatcher can be high level wr for us even at his current weight. I was just watching preseason NFL lately, and was thinking that a NFL 6'3" receiver probably needs to be in the 200lb range.

They also got that D-Lineman that flipped on Signing Day; but yeah, think we still came out ahead.

Man, if Hatcher could just gain 10-20lbs; sky's the limit.

Suspension to arrive, just as Harbaugh leaves for the NFL.

FSU can pound salt. I usually always cheer for ACC teams when they step out of Conference, but the Noles no longer. They are now, and until they leave, public enemy #1, in my book. Having said that, they'll now probably win the National Championship.

If he's cleared, treat him like any other starter.

Hats off to you for doing those kind of miles on streets, even if they have bike lanes. My miles are almost all on bike trails; you can travel all over Los Angeles and Orange County on dedicated bike paths. But, have still seen crazy motorcycle and even cars on them. Have only gone down once...

As a person that rides his bike roughly 400 miles/month, definitely strikes home. But also, sad if a long time professional basketball player can't afford $8K medical bill.

Yeah, as a Non-P5 school, Uconn probably wouldn't receive a full share immediately. You're right about that.

No, joining the Big 12 in all sports, gets $30/yr.

It would be a tough pill for basketball, for sure. But, 30 million/year, and Conference matchups versus Kansas, Arizona, and Baylor would be sexy. Very different from being in the AAC.

Yeah, with the addition of the Four Corners schools, seems like non-football Big 12 members is a dead horse. They're a large enough Conference already, and can now afford to be picky.

Wow, very positive. The kid looked extremely unhappy during the Spring game; and was off by himself, like a pariah, most of the game. Seems like a positive result for both parties. "Only" 2 scholarship punters, yippy!

Could it happen? Syracuse - Can't pickup a 12th scholarship safety, because we have 3 scholarship punters?:confused:

Subconsciously because of Csonka, Schwedes, and others?

I can see your point of view; I kinda feel the same way, as an alum. But, I think you're wearing Orange colored glasses. I'll give you an example - My parents are both over 80 years old, and they watch Olympic sports on the B1G and SEC networks. They watch because of the big state school names...

That's pretty scary. Since, I feel the ACC Bowl affiliations are meh as they are.

No one in their right mind passes up getting 4 P5 schools in one fell swoop. Pac 12 collapse was a once in a lifetime event.

Commissioner Yormark is fixated on NYC and dominant basketball conference. Uconn kills both birds; think they will absolutely be plucked up by the Big 12.

Military in Annapolis would be so much better than playing in another baseball park. Facing GC-A in a bowl would be interesting too.

Wonder if we get a 2-Deep from this scrimmage?

I think it’s even worse than that. NE College football viewers would probably watch Ole Miss v Miss State, ahead of a miscellaneous Cuse game.

3 TB backs have carries. Is Sean really behind these guys, or maybe, ahead of them? Got 2 carries, but only 3 yards.

1 vote short. FSU, Clemson, UNC, and NC State are the no votes, apparently.

The level of destruction to Lahaina seems unbelievable. I guess if the Civic Center is intact, the tournament should still go on; I wonder if the team is spending Thanksgiving in Vegas.

ND is required to play what, 5 ACC schools per year? That's a fallacy; because they would, at a minimum, play 2-3 current ACC opponents anyway. So they get their Olympic sports teams in the conference of their choice, for 2 extra ACC football games per season? No, that's too big a bargain. Sure...

Just looked at OG's hs hudl. OG showed a lot more diversity on his route tree.

Intriguing prospect; but raw as tartare.

Ah, I get you. I'm presuming that the addition will mean more revenue, that will offset additional costs for travel. Like partial shares for the new comers, and a higher likelihood of increased payout at the next ESPN lookin.

Yes, one trip per sport, although some may not need to play out West in a given year. It's a lot, but probably only 10%, compared to the amount Stanford and Cal have to deal with.

The crazy thing is that's it's basically 1 trip to the West coast for us, and the rest of the ACC. I mean why not do it? If anything, it's Cal and Stanford that will suffer horribly in travel ordeals and costs.

You're a cruel, cruel man.

For some reason, I keep hoping Villari could turn into a NFL quality H-Back; or even a full-time fullback a la Darryl Johnston. Would open up some crazy trick plays, with his qb quality arm.

I'd be curious to know you threw that pass; that was straight down the chimney.

At that point, just add Tulane as well.

Our parachute comes from SEC or Big 12 wanting Northeast presence; B1G is out for us. In the Notre Dame protocol - B1G waits for them to finally join, and they are coupled with a Stanford. Hope to see how all this plays out, someday.

The 4 most at risk ACC schools are absolutely Syracuse, Duke, Boston College, and Wake Forest. B1G - UNC, UVA, GT, Miami SEC - FSU, Clemson, NC State, VTech Big 12 - Louisville, Pitt

I'm guessing the ones that aren't out with injury, will all see the field. McDonald and Roon seem prone to getting dings.

Have they sat back and done nothing though? The SEC probably started this phase of realignment with taking Texas and Oklahoma from the Big 12.