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Senior season highlights! -151 completions -2171 Yards Passing -24 passing td's -1 rushing td Great final season with my boys...looking forward to what happens next! @TeamFullGorilla @FairchildQB @traininthecore @coachwes_23 @FalconAthletics hudl.com/video/3/4346354/637…

🚨 𝑩𝑹𝑬𝑨𝑲𝑰𝑵𝑮: Nikola Jokic plans to return tonight vs. the Clippers per @ShamsCharania

All the schools I talk to or have players at and none of em are my alma mater 🙄

Fair. It’s more about long-term investment into your own community that produces so much in return. Buy-in from local high school and youth programs, businesses donations, booster donations, sponsorships, NIL contributions from local ties, revenue from fan retention from the real local fans of the program and not just the fans of the coach who will disappear when he’s gone. Not to mention in-state tuition is significantly less than out of state tuition and they don’t have to spend an insane amount of money on the entire logistics of traveling out of state and paying for out of state prospects to take visits. It also helps to build the state’s reputation as a recruiting destination while making it known that the top talent will be difficult to poach for other schools. CO’s best players go to USC, Texas, Oregon, Iowa State, OU, Wash, Stanford, Mich, Neb, Wyo, etc. because the roots to local schools are withered and neglected. The local schools aren’t even in the top 3 for the in-state players and that’s a huge problem for the state as a whole. Building pipelines to the top 4 states is important but that needs to be in addition to maintaining the roots of the in-state Giving Tree. Justin Fields is one of my favorite examples to use. Georgia had Jake Fromm and an offense that did not fit Fields. Anyone who paid any attention to that knew it wasn’t a good fit. The thing is Kirby Smart was not going to let the #1 recruit in the nation leave the state w/o going through UGA first. Why? Because winning in-state is a must. A program that doesn’t have an established & well-maintained presence in its own state is a program without a strong foundation that’s independent from whomever the HC is, and no HC will outlast a major university. Having to re-lay that foundation with every new HC is not sustainable unless you find one who can stay for a long time. Winning masks a lot but losing while also shunning the local community is a recipe for disaster because the local community will be ok with watching the program burn down, all while sending their best players to other teams in hopes those teams turn the local one into ash. Build using local players on a consistent basis and the community will rally around the program. Invest in the community and it will give loyalty and support. It will also make those top players (not all but a good amount) want to stay and represent their home.

The UAC has announced its postseason honors, tabbing 12 Texans as First and Second Team All-Conference 🔥   Tarleton State's 12 All-Conference honors are the most in the UAC and the most in the program’s D1 era! Story: tinyurl.com/mt35pffy

I will be entering the portal as a Graduate Transfer on January 2. TE 6'7 255 Grad Transfer 3.6 GPA 2 years of eligibility I would like to thank Coaches Lamb, Patterson, Nissen, and Pazak, along with all the staff at UNC. Thanks to my teammates and family as well.

Ref almost ruined the catch of the season

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