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Not really a surprise. Now the Q will be do they have to compete with Mich's offered salary? As fans of J Herbert do we like Harbaugh as their HC? Apparently he likes Herbert.
Then who will Mich go after?

- Dylan Williams has great size already and could easily add 15 pounds and still be lean

- Williams said coverage is an area he thinks he excels. Not at full speed, but you can see how he moves that he is very good. Understands his responsibilities in different coverages and moves very fluid.
- In install mode so hard to see everything. Williams understands leverage and how to use his hands on offensive linemen to create better leverage and positions himself well to get off blocks to make plays.

Noticed some things on other players as well

- Brandon Baker looks like a tight end and is very good with his feet. Not sure if he is a day 1 starter, but he will be very good.

- Dylan Raiola is better than you think. He has a cannon (72 yard in the air throw in competition today) and understands the game very well. He is also extremely polite. He walked up and greeted everyone at the check-in yesterday very humbly

- Puka Nacua's younger brother is very thin, but he could be a playmaker for BYU down the road.

All for now!

When asked which game Williams was looking forward to most next year, the answer was not Ohio State, a trip to Michigan or any other of a number of really good games, but was a little bit of a surprise.

“Probably Civil War because I never got a chance to experience it,” Williams said. “I mean, it's going to be played earlier in the year, but it's still going to be... I'm excited to see my first Civil War.”

He did a great job in the desert but the man will not sit still.

I was concerned about him at first but after looking at his resume....not so much anymore. I think he'll either be mediocre or he'll be gone after his 1st successful season.

With tonight's win over Cal, Ducks sit alone at the top of the confr and have the best overall record in the confr. They should only get better from here.

Here are the opening remarks from Honolulu. It's kind of funny that the others don't always know what to ask. If you hear audio, you will hear me say 'looks like I will start the quesitons' or something to that effect.

Will a number of higher rated recruits start trending towards signing with smaller college football programs, so that they can get more playing time as freshmen/sophomores and then enter the portal for that NIL$ ???

Meeting with the Bama big contributors who will be sweetening his salary and listening to the pseudo coaches who are telling him how to run his program their way;

Welcome to the SEC big time!

So...

Did Bama offer Lanning or Sark?

Be on notice, the UO women sprinters are not just fooling around

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The Tuscaloosa newspaper has an online fan poll where you can vote for who you want to be the next Bama coach.

I have to admit I'm a little bit surprised at #1.


Who should be the next Alabama football coach?

• Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss HC 37.65% (892 votes)
  
• Kalen DeBoer, Washington HC 21.82% (517 votes)
  
• Dabo Swinney, Clemson HC 11.02% (261 votes)
  
• Kirby Smart, Georgia HC 10.64% (252 votes)
  
• Mike Norvell, Florida State HC 5.49% (130 votes)
  
• Mike Vrabel, Titans HC 2.95% (70 votes)
  
• Glenn Schumann, Georgia DC 1.98% (47 votes)
  
• Billy Napier, Florida HC 1.39% (33 votes)
  
• Will Muschamp, Georgia DC 1.39% (33 votes)
  
• Bill O'Brien, Patriots OC 1.1% (26 votes)
  
• James Franklin, Penn State HC 1.01% (24 votes)
  
• Marcus Freeman, Notre Dame HC 0.89% (21 votes)
  
• Sherrone Moore, Michigan OC 0.8% (19 votes)
  
• Mario Cristobal, Miami HC 0.8% (19 votes)
  
• Ryan Day, Ohio State HC 0.72% (17 votes)
  
• Pat Shurmer, Colorado OC 0.34% (8 votes)
  

Total Votes: 2,369
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I've been reading the year review articles on GoDucks this week (finished offensive units today). At the top they list every player in that position group who was on the roster for the 23 season. At the bottom they look list all the players for spring practice, including portal and early entry freshmen (don't know if January or January and April). Offensive line list for spring doesn't include F. Laloulu (Poncho's big bro who would be a senior next year) or Wooten (who would be a sophomore). That would be two less scholarships. I hadn't heard they were portal guys. The freshmen listed for spring were: Moga, Pellum, Gresham, Ressler, McClellan, McRoy, Saleapaga, Pugliano. Having all the WR's in is huge, not mention McRoy (so maybe setting him up to play as true frosh Poncho last year!)! There were also changes in walk ons.

I don't think the Moseley would leave guys off by mistake. It should be a way to know who is on campus for spring now since they won't print a spring roster until then. BTW the 23 roster has been put back up with most of the portal outs gone, but not all, and some walk ons gone. The defensive and special teams articles should begin tomorrow (offense was the last four consecutive days).

One of the best so far, and there have been many.

Incredible how the bad news keeps rolling in. "Almost" feel sorry for them.

I actually like much of what Crepea writes and produces. Pretty solid guy at the O right now compared to some of his predecessors. The first few mins are obnoxious adds.

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Grieving this is:

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