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This kid is certainly faster. Tough to say who will be better IMHO because he legitimately has two paths to a professional athletic career. Hope he finds one to master rather than splitting time between both.

Any Olympic level athlete is a priority. The amount of exposure they bring is priceless. I don't buy for one second that he's not a take if he wanted to come. I said the same thing when Anthony Schwartz was a recruit. Dual sport, you can bet that if they can play football (both can) and have a...

One way to skirt that issue would be NIL deals that pay enough to let them take their partial scholarship and pay whatever extra tuition costs. Then again, they could get both at other schools, in particular the ones that offer full scholarships and then a NIL deal.

He's a top 100 recruit and you think his offer sheet based on football alone is only USC, Oregon, us, PSU, BC, and Zona? Two of those teams field elite T&F teams. There's a reason the usual suspects aren't on him, the elite football schools. They know the deal and you have to read...

Good question. They're certainly helped by being in Texas like we are being in Florida. Both states produce a ton of sprinters. UF and FSU have both had it going on, but we never have seemed to outside of a couple of women. Yes, the cost of tuition here is expensive, so we'd have to at...

Being the fastest kid in the country at his age, I would give us close to a zero percent chance of landing this kid unless he doesn't pursue T&F. Since that isn't going to happen, it's why I said what I said. Now if we got serious about T&F by dumping a bunch of money into the sport as well...

I'm not going to complain, not at all. I'd be shocked if he goes anywhere but USC. First and foremost, they've got the pedigree in T&F. Add in their new football coach, I can't imagine him as anything other than California dreaming.