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McCollum brought in a ton of new faces. in fact, it’s my understanding that the Hawkeyes only return 1 (ONE!!!) player from last season, the highly touted Cooper Koch. as such, McCollum is clearly still trying to find out what he has. it’s unlikely that his starting lineup will remain the same...

in other news, it’s hard to believe that Mormons apparently no longer play basketball … BYU started only 1 gym rat last night, with only 2 more seeing real action off the bench. even worse, Utah played only 1 gym rat last night (Patrick off the bench), but they did manage to recruit, sign, and...

i’m not a fan of North Carolina, but they have a freshman that i am certainly interested in … Luka Bogavac is a 6-foot-6 combo guard from Montenegro. remember the name.

the White Raiders on that defense absolutely dominated that game (and have much of the season). Wisniewski (6 solo tackles, 2 top, 1 pd, 1 fumble recovery), Curry (6 solo tackles, 1 pd, 1 fumble recovery for 1 touchdown), Rodriguez (5 solo tackles, 1 tfl, 1 pd), and Robert’s (3 solo tackles, 1...

you say that, but for much of the contest the “experts” announcing the game kept calling for the WGA to come in and take over. they’re fools, of course, because they weren’t saying anything about the ineptitude of the MSU pass blocking which gave up 6 sacks (and myriad pressures) in the first...

John Nestor is playing today for Minnesota after what looked like a bad ankle injury last week, and he’s playing VERY well. he has been White out on his side of the field and come up strong in run support. surely this cat is getting noticed by the “experts” who spend hours “studying film,” right?

any sign of Ethan Bonner?

you must not follow my posts in the college basketball threads …

it’s been a loooooong time since Kansas featured a White playmaker at a “forbidden” position (Jake Sharp at tailback? Kerry Meier at wide receiver? and i can’t recall their last White cornerback). has K State featured an overachiever at wideout since Jordy Nelson? and i don't remember Kansas...

Nick DeGennaro is an intriguing prospect. the James Madison wideout has good size (listed at 6-foot-1, 196 lbs) and speed (won a state championship in the 100-meters in high school with a 10.91 personal-best), and he's blown up the past two games for the Dukes, going over 100 yards for 2...

EXCELLENT post!!!

by any measure (aside from skin color) Moss is not just a good cornerback, he is a VERY good cornerback. i’m understating things, because he is likely an ELITE cornerback, but his (or my?) White privilege might be getting in the way. it is clearly White supremacy that has created all these...

the redshirt freshman for SDSU is struggling, but that O’Groske cat is a playmaker. i look forward to seeing what happens with him moving forward. for North Dakota State, Cole Payton has been literally flawless in this first half. WOW!

i would like to see what South Dakota State sophomore wideout Lofton O’Groske could do with a seasoned quarterback throwing the ball to him. this dude has the “it” factor. mark it down, he can play. update: touchdown! i called it.

Uh oh! Nestor is down.

with about 5 minutes left in the third quarter, BYU has 2 White wideouts that have already gone over 100 yards in the game against Iowa State. Chase Roberts has 7 catches for 124 yards, and Parker Kingston has 5 for 103 and a touchdown. for the Cyclones, running back Carson Hansen has...

Lutmer is putting on a clinic! for Minnesota, despite giving up the touchdown earlier, Nestor is playing superb football, as well. one has to wonder at the cognitive dissonance of those who think only WGAs can play cornerback.

i agree!

to put it bluntly, Iowa’s wideouts have been abysmal at getting separation this season. now that the offensive coordinator is (finally!) getting Wetjen involved, and VanderZee (a very talented sophomore) is back in action, perhaps the passing game will show some signs of life.

if memory serves, VanderZee was actually injured late in fall camp just before the season started. he had been DOMINATING and was expected to be THE target in the passing game. seeing him working his way back into things is a big positive for Iowa, as his first game back was just last week. he...

it was very good coverage, almost perfect, but the throw and catch were just too good on that play.

watching the one-v-one matchup between Northwestern’s Griffin Wilde, the Wildcats’ best wideout, and Andrew Marshall, the Cornhuskers’ top cover guy, is a lot of fun. Marshall is lining up across from Wilde regardless of where he goes, and it’s some high level stuff. Wilde has gotten the...