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as a follow up … Hansen’s (black) backup comes in and (after an initial dive) promptly gets an off tackle run, a toss off tackle, and a counter off the weak side tackle. Hansen didn’t get an outside run yet his backup gets three in a row. no wonder the yards-per-carry numbers aren’t impressive...

as good as Iowa State’s defense, tight ends, and quarterback are, their offensive line has been struggling to open running lanes. it’s crazy how often Hansen gets hit in the backfield. also, i want to echo CarolinaSpeed’s thoughts regarding the play calling while Hansen is at tailback. i don’t...

maybe White Lightning has some insight on this, but i don’t see what the hype is surrounding Arizona DEI quarterback, Noah Fifita. he’s tiny (listed at a generous 5-foot-10, 195-lbs), doesn’t look like much of a runner, and appears to be a checkdown artist in the passing game. i’ll readily...

in that same Utah-WVU game, the announcers are doing their best to prop up the black quarterbacks from WVU, but they can’t hide the fact that they’re NOT dynamic or electric or revolutionary, nor do they possess dat ‘ris’ flick. they’re inaccurate and run like chickens with their heads cut off...

in the Utah-West Virginia game, for the Utes 15 of their 16 completions went to White receivers, who then accounted for 158 of 163 receiving yards and all 3 touchdowns en route to a 28-0 halftime lead. not bad for a bunch of overachieving gym rats with hard hats, blue collars, and deceptive speed.

i submit that it isn’t negligent; it’s agenda.

from an si.com article a week ago on impact transfers at Minnesota: 1. John Nestor, CB (Iowa) It's hard to argue that a transfer other than Nestory has had more of an impact for the Gophers this season. His 84.3 Pro Football Focus (PFF) grade is the highest by a player with more than 20 snaps...

Sam Scott’s smile is clearly not bright enough nor is his upside mouthwatering. if only he had dat ‘ris’ flick or oily hips … or maybe unusually thick thighs … he’d have what it takes.

i echo Freethinker’s thoughts. well done! and i will also be happy to contribute closer to tip-off.

one would think coaches who are looking for athletes with “upside” would notice this pattern and start actively looking for these under-recruited players. of course, since they “don’t fit the profile” that won’t happen, but it would certainly pay immediate dividends for also-ran programs who...

i’m not the man to craft the heart of this thread, but it deserves to get going. so please accept my offering. Iowa transfer (from two-time FCS national champion South Dakota State) Mark Gronowski set two records in the Hawkeyes comeback win over Rutgers. first, an NCAA record: Gronowski...

one of you exceptional intrawebs sleuths has probably already caught this (forgive me if i missed the post), but i just learned that Jackson Bennee, possibly the most exciting two-way player in the country, started his career at Utah as a walk-on. you can’t make this stuff up. seriously, how...

he can take it. he’s a man! LOL

i’ve been away from the intrawebs being responsible, so catch me up … why is TeSlaa invisible on the box score?

the League’s top deep threat was diagnosed with a concussion after Sunday’s game. per reports: Deep threat Alec Pierce, who has nine catches for 171 yards, was diagnosed with a concussion after hitting the ground hard on a 42-yard play down the field, a play that was initially ruled a catch but...

my mistake. I was thinking of Alec Pierce’s bad hit. sorry for my confusion.

any word on Pearsall’s injury?

yes, indeed. his 40 will dictate how the narrative will be played out. of course, Browner (4.63) and Chancellor (4.69) ran rather pedestrian times, but that didn’t prohibit them from still being lauded. a White defensive back is too slow even if he runs a 4.5 (or faster). just ask Dustin Fox...

the announcers were raving about Bennee throughout the game, with the black announcer (the bombastic Gus Johnson) saying he brought shades of Travis Hunter to mind. Bennee is an exciting prospect!

you nailed it. Utah’s defense was impressive, but they simply ran out of gas in the fourth quarter after being on the field so much. Texas Tech’s defense (led by their host of White athletes) completely disrupted what the “heisman hopeful” tried to do.

thank you, sir. it’s good to be back and contributing.

ah! i see you had the same thought as me. great minds, LOL.

he should be a starting cornerback, as he was in college. dude is good.

it’s my first time watching Utah sophomore cornerback/wide receiver Jackson Bennee, and he’s bringing back memories of former Ute (and one of my all-time favorite players), Eric Weddle. Bennee started the game at “slot” corner AND slot receiver, and he’s already made an impact on both sides of...

i’m currently watching a replay of the Texas Tech-Utah game from yesterday, and there are a ton of White athletes making plays on both sides of the ball for both teams. a notable absence i’ve picked up on is the lack of criticism of ANY kind for the “heisman hopeful” black quarterback for Utah, Devon...