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I was thinking of this time period as the peak of college basketball. The UNLV / Duke rivalry was like a past vs the future showdown combined with the good guys vs. bad guys. Those were some really good teams, and that’s just the championship game. Lots of good basketball at that time.

My dad spent his entire career with Southwestern Bell / AT&T / companies AT&T bought. When I was 18 and graduating high school in Atlanta, he was laid off (after 25+ years of service at that point) and that was all I ever needed to understand about loyalty to companies. It's easy to blame...

Without Will Bynum, there's no way we go to the championship game.

My 14-year-old daughter, who does not watch basketball at all, thinks Caitlin Clark is awesome and we watched it together.

Yeah, that's not scummy at all...

It’s OK to feel bad for the guy, like him, and still not want him on the football team. We’ve got Pyron and two freshmen who are more valuable for us to develop as QBs if something happens to King, I don’t see why we would need a fifth QB in the mix.

This is part of the ridiculousness.

I like it. Something for everyone to like and everyone to complain about. I especially like the regional groupings that allow for shorter travel and better rivalries. It’s a good starting point, I’m sure there would be horse trading that occurs. If the overall $ distribution is relatively...

I can’t help but remember last season, I think the Miami game or UNC game, where he was stood up at 5 yard line and just muscled his way into the end zone. If he’s stronger and faster, that’s a really good thing.

I would be shocked if they let him back in the locker room, honestly. He basically quit on the team in his last year here, and if I remember correctly he threw a few insults our way in the press. Why would you bring that back into a locker room that has a strong leader in place? Not worth it...

It’s impossible to prescribe one “best” approach. Example: Haynes King. There was certainly some skepticism of him coming in but he took a leadership position on the offense pretty darn fast and was a transfer that created positive team cohesion. I don’t think you can turn over 75% of a...

Transfers gonna transfer. Or so they say.

That seems like a risky game to play.

More like a public flogging AND a lifetime ban

I think it depends on where you're starting. When you're performing as a unit at the bottom quartile, that's a personnel AND coaching problem and a new coach can make a much bigger difference IMO. The ability to scheme for a game and make the right calls in-game are all on the coaches, and...

I don't know, that's why I was asking. Situations where there is a sudden change open the door for crazy things to happen.

I saw today that Karter Knox, OTE player and Top 25 prospect, decommitted from Kentucky. Any chance we could jump in?

I think we upgraded our coordinator and staff on defense, which is a great step forward.

Mark Pike and Harrison Butker have played in more Super Bowls than any other Tech man.

My guess is Pearl