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please forgive the double post from the bowl games thread, but i wanted to preserve this information. White Out in full effect for the Gophers. the colored color commentator has repeatedly lavished praise on Nestor. there’s been a White db for the Lobos who has jumped off the screen, as well...

White Out in full effect for the Gophers. the colored color commentator has repeatedly lavished praise on Nestor. there’s been a White db for the Lobos who has jumped off the screen, as well: #21, Austin Brawley. Brawley was a VERY lightly recruited cornerback prospect coming out of high...

according to reports citing PFF, there were just 26 cornerbacks in Power Four conferences that played 500+ snaps this season. of those, John Nestor gave up the stingiest quarterback rating, 62.5. he was thrown at a team-high 55 times, yet yielded just 34 catches for 298 yards and 4 touchdowns...

for the season: 6 touchdowns for 221 yards on just 15 catches. the embodiment of upside.

the handful of White men in the game dominated, however. Hutchinson, Van Ginkel, Smith, and TeSlaa.

merry Christmas, to the gentlemen of my favorite place on the intrawebs! may God bless all of you.

here’s the shot where Kon made history.

Bird was actually an outstanding leaper before knee injuries caused him to change his game. most people are unaware of the significant injuries that Bird played through during his NBA career (especially his back), and obviously medical procedures and recovery therapy were not nearly as advanced...

correct! Moss’ play speaks for itself. the numbers back it up. despite opposing quarterbacks (and the officials) are consistently trying to burn him, yet he’s shutting people down. White Out in full effect.

yes, sir! their opponent, Harding University, also features a trio of White athletes on offense. they have the nation’s top rushing attack (over 6,500 yards rushing this season!). “somehow” this has happened despite their top 3 runners being of an overachieving variety. Andrew Miller is the...

Lipscomb University, with 4 gym rats and a jew in their starting lineup (and three other overachievers contributing off the bench with only one WGA!), is currently giving Duke all they can handle. the underdogs are up 4 with 5:00 left in the first half.

it seems that the market has become over saturated … what does this bode for the future? at least two teams with losing records are playing in bowl games this year (Mississippi St and Rice, both at 5-7), and many others will potentially have a losing record after their bowl game, as there are...

Iowa’s Kaden Wetjen was named the Big Ten returner of the year for the second-consecutive season. that has NEVER happened before. the former walk-on averaged 28.3 yards per punt return and 30.5 yards per kickoff return, en route to scoring 4 total touchdowns on returns. the explosive...

not surprisingly, Mikey Munn was named first-team all MVFC after his dominance this season. the sophomore, and first year starter, had 3 interceptions, 11 pass break-ups, 3 tackles for loss, and a forced fumble from his cornerback spot. additionally, he picked off 2 passes in South Dakota’s...

let’s do a quick A vs B comparison to see how the Caste System permeates basketball, shall we? Player A and Player B are both first year starters for Top Ten-ranked teams in the NCAA. they both play the same position, and their respective teams squared off last Saturday wherein they guarded...

EXCELLENT advice.

let’s go! he’s absolutely dominant at that level. will be interesting to see if he transfers up. it’s kind of the same question i ask when a team kicks to Iowa’s Kaden Wetjen: “why does the ball go his direction?”

looks like the White Devils are dominating the Association … imagine if the Dukies recruited more.

Nestor had himself quite a day in the snow! 2 interceptions (76 yards total returns), 2 tackles-for-loss, 7 solo tackles (9 total), and 1 fumble recovery. White out in full effect.

Nestor again! another tackle-for-loss. dude just makes plays!

those guys are all natural corners, and along with Chance Gamble, who was the best pure cover guy i saw this year, are nationally elite. (Mikey Munn would also get my vote as an elite corner, but he plays at the FCS level.) i’d put them up with any of the “expert” picks of WGAs. at free safety...

and now Nestor with a tackle-for-loss to force a punt. the Gophers really missed him last week.

hat tip to 22. i should’ve known he’d be on top of it!

Nestor with the fumble recovery!

i just did some digging on this guy, and he transferred in this year from an NAIA school, where he led them to back-to-back national championships.