Mavric

And it wasn't like he just came out and said that. It was in response to a question about how he'd have to adjust to the B1G. So he was playing off the question, not just thumping his chest and bragging.

It's a fair question I guess. To me, it looks like the guys who have been in the S&C program for 3+ years are the guys who are at the top of the list. Williams, CTB, Martin & Kolarevic (not here but college overall), Domann, Jurgens, Reimer and Jackson all fit that description. Only Sanford and Gifford lead the list and haven't been in college that long. The only offensive skill guys who fit that description are Martinez, Toure and (kind of) Manning. Martinez is on the list. And tall WRs don't usually score well in squats and pro agility runs.

Are your four walk-ons Sanford, Martin, Reimer and Gifford? Martin was a four-star recruit. The part that we got him as a walk-on has nothing to do with his lack of athletic ability. Reimer and Gifford were both recruited heavily by this staff but they were able to convince them to come into the program as walk-ons with the promise of getting a scholarship after they got here to be able to give scholarship offers to other players we were trying to get from farther away. Sanford is really the only guy who is a traditional walk-on. And he is a college heptathlete.

DT Marquis Gracial - Missouri Mavric

All about getting reps...

I hadn't noticed that he was now on the football team until the Spring Game. I knew he was a really good athlete and was glad he was getting a chance to be on the team. But after seeing that he is right at the top of most of these testing numbers, I wonder if he won't work himself into some playing time, at least on special teams. There is speculation that they won't release 40 times and even if they did he might not be in it. He is fairly fast but I'm not sure if he'd be fast enough to win a spot at CB some time. But I wouldn't rule it out at this point.

I've always heard cost is the biggest hold-up in the NFHS adopting it. "Forcing" schools not only to buy the equipment but also training and paying someone to run it. Although all this actually does it make it allowable to have a shot clock. Each state will have to choose if they adopt it or not. So I'm not holding my breath for it to show up in Nebraska for a few years yet. I could see it in Colorado sooner. Which will make interstate games interesting.

That was referenced in an article talking about most of the recruits being here over the summer but Tominaga wouldn't be here until after the Olympics.

Playing in the Olympic 3-on-3 for Japan at the end of July.

Word is he is now close to 6-11.

Got second in the three-point contest at the Iverson Classic. Played limited minutes in the game. No reason given for that. NBADraftRoom.com has McGowens at #15 in their 2023 NBA mock draft.

That provision is the game clock doesn't stop.

Heading to Clemson June 1 before being here that weekend. Word is Clemson is going to work out Kanak and two other LBs and pick one of them. I didn't realize Venables is from Kansas so he might be partial.

Potential regional sites to be released this morning. Sounds like we will not be on the list.