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I get the difference or in our case, paying a premium, but having to pay a premium over UofL and Cincy just boggles my mind. Granted, Cincy has been relevant lately, but still. We go up against OSU, Bama, UGA, I get it. Man we've fallen off the map of we're paying a premium over a lot of...

Oh, there you go rattling your cane again gramps. You very well could watch more games than I do, I've been rather vocal about my waning interest in college football in general. What's your point? I can assure you the only place your knowledge regarding this game may exceed mine is on the...

They all want some money, welcome to college football 2023. We have a number that's less than what he would like apparently. That's his perrogrative. Should he drag it out and not get his number elsewhere, then who knows what could happen. He'll get something somewhere. We were interested...

I watched it a few times and when I went full screen it was better than just the thumbnail. Sure, a lot of people will look smoother, but considering he's 6'3 or 6'4, I'm not concerned with a ball thrown behind him. The tune will change as it has since it seems less likely he comes here now.

****, you are correct. Good memory there!

Not to mention they took Ladson last year for a similar role as we lacked this kind of athlete, size, and speed. Well, that didn't work out and there's still that missing piece. He's also a good blocker and can return kicks. There's no downside here.

It's almost gotten to the point, again comparing it to normal students, where our players chose a school that no longer had their major. You were almost guaranteed to go pro in something else. Hope it changes with Mario.

I never went down that path. When your future is on the line, you go with the best possible option. We haven't been that in a long time. To me, and maybe people don't think of it like this, it's the same as normal students picking a school based on what they think their major is going to be...

I can't say for sure, but they did have quite the offense back then with him and those guys. They were a fun team to watch.

Rex was a **** good QB, going all the way back to high school. I'm not even going to say he failed in the NFL, seems the Bears destroy everyone.

I completely agree. He'd make one **** of a utility player though if he ever gives up his pursuit at QB. That so rarely happens though. There was the QB I believe from Colorado way back when who successfully transitioned to a pretty good receiver.

Questionable hands was the big thing. Man did he ever prove that wrong. Great body control on that man.

All signs point to him coming back home.