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Well Oak Ridge plays West Brook at the Butch on Oct. 27 for anyone that wants to root Jacoby on. Congrats to him on the new gig! WO-S prepared him well, that I'm sure of.

Listen man, I don't really care. But it was a drawing, not sure how any one drawing could have chosen another pool. Anyways, the people that drew and ultimately approved that poster made a mistake. Whether it was purposely racial or not, I don't know. But it was a mistake. A mistake that a place as big as the Red Cross can't make. And if you want to be childish about when you think your race is considered inferior, go right ahead, you won't be the first or last. I don't want to make it a competition, I wish the worst complaint we could have is an insurance commercial.

Maybe they should have picked a better insurance company.

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From Jackson State

His first D1 offer, from Colgate University

The Oscar Smith and Edna Karr entrances got me too hyped lol.

Everything I've seen on twitter today says that he's choosing between those schools in the next day or 2

Very nice

Mid-County Madness East Chamber/Hamshire-Fannett WO-S/Jasper in the 2013 playoffs (great game)

So he was allowed to transfer because he was an early enrollee I assume? And does he still have to sit out this upcoming season?

Willie Jones III received his seventh offer, this one from Louisiana-Monroe

From what I remember of McZeal, he can make the incredible catch but isn't consistent catching the easy passes. If he can shore that up, he's already a matchup nightmare. He'll be that much better.

They're putting in serious work in SETX. With the talent in the area, it's a smart move.

How about that lineman from West Brook, Dan Moore?

From Kentucky Christian. They're definitely working their hardest to get a pipeline in Southeast Texas. Congrats Ty!

The "it happens everywhere" excuse is lame. That's not a fact and the fact is, Baylor got caught. When Penn State got caught up in their scandal, the NCAA let them out of their scholarships and transfer wherever they wanted to. Should be the same in this case. And CardinalBacker, you talk about how "life aint fair and the world is mean" but if the kids try and get their release from Baylor then "Baylor then made recruiting decisions based on these kids' commitments. There are gaps that the school will now have, if these kids are released, that can't be filled this late." So why does life have to be fair for Baylor and not the kids? One of those is a multi-million dollar entity and the other is the kid making a ton of sacrifice to help that entity profit. I'll take the side of the kid over the school if there's someone to "cry over" As far as the unnecessary comment you had about the area's top OL and where he played high school ball at, pretty sure that's where he's from.

Your point? There are plenty of other universities that can provide the same thing. You can say it however you want to, they are forcing them to the school when they do not want to go there anymore.

I've thought this for a long time.

Baylor needs to just let these kids out of their NLI. They don't want to be there. Trying to force them to the school is a bad look.

The kids can appeal it to the NCAA I believe. Beyond that, if the NCAA doesn't grant the release, I'd assume they have to sit out the year or go to Baylor

That's awesome!

I'm not diminishing the offer in any way, just making a statement of fact.

The football team is in the NAIA (Mid-South Conference), all the other teams are in the National Christian College Athletic Association

Never seen an NAIA school offer kids this early. An interesting strategy that could pay off around signing day.