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Mario is straight gangsta. Listening to Luke on Footbaville say, "People have no idea. Mario text me at 3-4 am saying, "**** Clemson, I want Ray Ray!!!" That's what he said", per Luke. We have a killa HC recruiter.

" I want Ray Ray. **** Clemson!!!!" Mario Cristobal per Uncle Luke. Mario’s stomping all over Dabo's ****!!! This is the State of Miami!!!! OSU, Bama, UGA. You all on notice.

I was a youngster during the Civil Rights era. Muhammad means so much to me having been a beacon of light through such a troubling time. I admired him greatly as an elementary school boy.

It's just something that I can't let people do without speaking out. For me it's like speaking to or about a president and calling him by his first name. Muhammad Ali is royalty for so many people.

So, you think Muhammad would be fine with that? No!!! So, regardless of what he once was, that is not respectful even if that was not your intent. If you're going to use his former name, then be respectful and say formerly. Muhammad meant so much to so many especially African Americans...

No, you just disrespect him and I'm taking that up with you.

I know. I replied in kind. Actually, Muhammad would not have punched you for calling him Casisius. He was non-violent except in the ring. I just added it in jest to spice things up, but OP should not refer to him as Cassious Clay.

If were alive today he'd bunch you in your mouth.

Regardless. His name is Muhammad Ali.

That would be Muhammad Ali. Let's not disrespect the man. When he trained in Miami he had already changed his name to Muhammad Ali 7 years earlier. He trained at the 5th Street gym prior to his fight with Joe Frazier March 8, 1971.

Well, I hope they do get them. We need a stronger league. I don't even care if FSU gets good recruits as long as we get everyone we want and are on top. As glorious as it is watching FSU scuttle four straight losing seasons, I'd rather them be decent down the road (after a few more losing...

I think that's because NIL is being used in the same way across a large landscape of college sports. For some, it's buying recruits. When you get an NIL deal before enrolling, it's really the same thing. It's just legal now. The fact that On3 projects NIL value on high school recruits is...