Bear Down Wildcats

Chicat wrote: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:47 pm This has gotten real old, real quick.

Chief/Ghost, if every post is just going to be local media bashing then you are spamming and trolling our board and we ban trolls/spammers. So either post on a different topic or you can fuck off back under your bridge.

You thinking that I am Chief is getting old. You calling me Chief is also spamming. The head chingon already said not to talk about him. If you have an issue with Chief, take it up with him on Xitter. Thanks.

Give up the act. Your ghost moniker is perfect and adds up to chief, tatonka and all the BS handles you have had.

If by some quirky fate you are not him, you still idolize the POS and you post his same vile venom. Go find an ASSU board and spread your negativity to a fan base who will appreciate it

Ghost wrote: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:51 pm You thinking that I am Chief is getting old. You calling me Chief is also spamming. The head chingon already said not to talk about him. If you have an issue with Chief, take it up with him on Xitter. Thanks.

Nice! Good to see the staff has targeted the positions where we are in the greatest need.

Fishclamps wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2024 6:15 am

Nice!
Looking forward to Scheer's player breakdown.

Don't see many QB/FS combos

Not a whole lot on him. Not ranked?

Also plays basketball. Lists at 6'3" 190. https://www.maxpreps.com/ia/sioux-city/ ... dbqcj27rrb

Guess since he thanked Akina he will be playing defense.

That's my guess. From his highlight reel he looks like he has some speed. CB or S would be fine with me.

He's a walk on

Goss is going to play a lot. He is experienced. I'm not sure he can play corner though. Maybe he can play Star and move Stukes to CB when needed.

My son’s best buddy played with him at Colgate.

He’s in Europe now. When he gets back I’ll ask if he’s heard of anything about Goss.

wyo-cat wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 6:44 pm My son’s best buddy played with him at Colgate.

He’s in Europe now. When he gets back I’ll ask if he’s heard of anything about Goss.

Interested to hear this because, just to be honest, it's hard to get excited about transfers from places like Colgate and Old Dominion.

Carcassdragger wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 7:14 pm

wyo-cat wrote: Thu Jun 06, 2024 6:44 pm My son’s best buddy played with him at Colgate.

He’s in Europe now. When he gets back I’ll ask if he’s heard of anything about Goss.

Interested to hear this because, just to be honest, it's hard to get excited about transfers from places like Colgate and Old Dominion.

I feel the same way so I went online and read about Colgate. They have a student body that's under 3500 students. Right away I'm thinking we probably have players on our bench that haven't played that could be first team all conference at colgate. But I read on and according to Bing sources they sponsor 25 varsity sports and 25% of the student body participates in varsity sports. Over 80% participate in varsity, club and intramural sports. All of their varsity sports participate in division 1 and I found that very surprising. Scholastically they are considered elite so cudos to your son. You can draw your own conclusions from all that. I know it only made me feel a half a tick better.

I’m excited about the kid from ODU.

He’s got the Les Fifita seal of approval.

The questions about Colgate raise interesting questions. Is there such a thing as a ranking for a school's transfer recruiting class? As in high school, You might recruit a kid from a small school, but if he's a Kadeem Carey, he'll stand out on video and have his sprinting and weightlifting stats and he'll get his (I'd assume) 4 stars. Also, Wilner is heaping kudos on Dillingham for his high school class, but what's that mean these days? Top kids often won't wait behind somebody when they can find immediate playing time elsewhere. So the best part of a recruiting class can be gone a year later. Seems like it's year to year, and you need to have a combined ranking for high school and transfers for it to mean much, but I don't recall having seen that anywhere.