The NFL Draft. My Favorite Time Of Year

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I LOVE THE NFL DRAFT

Ever since I was in Junior High I have watched the NFL Draft like the event it has become over the years. I even have old NFL Draft’s on VHS tape to this day. In college my then girlfriend, now future wife knew that for at least the first two rounds of the draft, I was locked in. Heck, since 2009, I have listed my top 10 players regardless of position, and projected them with a few bullet points. It’s just fun… And I love to just follow where guys get picked and how they shape up when they head to the NFL.

Best Players available In ONLY MY OPINION.

A few quick hitters before I roll out my top 10 players in this years draft in my opinion…

—This is a heavy O-lineman class, along with some game changers along the D Line.

— Some really solid corners that can help teams immediately.

—The QB class is not as great as the last two seasons… BUT if given time and put in right franchises, some of the signal callers could be very good.

—This is by FAR the most up in the air draft I have seen in my lifetime.

So here ya go, my top players (This is after seeing them either play, highlights, or highlights I have watched on you tube, etc…)

1. Eric Fisher, OT (Central Michigan)- Very athletic guy, I had the chance to see him play against my alma mater Western Kentucky in a bowl game lat season. VERY, VERY athletic, best feet of any lineman in the draft, more upside than any other lineman in the draft, BUT may not be the most polished right now… that may belong to…

2. Luke Joeckel, OT (Texas A&M)- When he grabs his defender, he’s grabbed them, VERY strong, sturdy base, not overly athletic, but just a polished lineman that can come in and start from day one.. May have problems with speedy edge rushers, but theat edge guy better be quick to get around him.

3. Sharrif Floyd, DT (Florida)- I hope he gets the chance to play more in a 4-3 defender than the 3-4 he played in at Florida. A little undersized to play right on the nose in that 3-4, but was by far the best DT in the SEC last season in my opinion. Does a great job of somehow getting off blocks as a Defensive tackle, and making plays in the backfield. He does sometime over pursue a play once he gets in the backfield, but I think he could be an anchor for a team for years to come.

4. Chance Warmack, OG (Alabama)- To me, he’s one of the best two guards that I’ve seen come out in the Draft in the last 10 years (the other, Mike Iupati). Physically gifted, and just a guy that can shore up the interior.  One of the best prospects in the run game, and very adequate in pass protection as well.

5. Lane Johnson, OT (Oklahoma)- Outside of Eric Fisher, Johnson is the most athletic lineman in the class. Tackles in the NFL are made to keep the QB clean, and he does a great job of protecting Landry Jones last season. Long arms, nice frame, that could add more weight (he was a former QB), you have the making of a good one.

6. Ezekiel Ansah, DE, (BYU)- a pure freak, and an Offensive Tackle’s nightmare. The first time I ever heard of this guy was when he played Notre Dame last season. just relentless. He’s raw, and still has a ton of work to do, but the measurable are off the charts. He has devastating closing speed, and forceful on impact. Still needs to add bulk, and weight, but even when he gets knocked down on a play, he’s quickly back up pursuing. The quintessential boom or bust player.

7. Sheldon Richardson, DT (Missouri)- Mizzou was banged up and got a HUGE reality check on how far way the program is to compete in the SEC, BUT, the one player that any coach in the SEC would want and would start is Sheldon Richardson. He’s very confident, and backs it up on the football field, extremely athletic for a man his size. Could have a dominant career in the league no doubt.

8. Star Lotulelei, DT (Utah)- He had to deal with a heart issue that was discovered during the NFL combine. Had it not been for that, he probably would be higher on most teams draft board (but for all I or you know, he could go #1 overall). Star is another dominant Defensive tackle, a rarity for NFL teams to find, hence the reason for so many D lineman that will be picked in the first round.

9. Tavon Austin, WR (West Virginia)- Pure beast. He’s 5’8, and I would put him as my 1 or 2 receiver in a heartbeat. explosive, good route runner, and can not only get deep, but is just as effective in intermediate routes, which turn into monster gains. Reminds me of a young Steve Smith out in Carolina… not as muscular, but just as tough, and can separate from corners despite his height and weight stature.

10. Dion Jordan, OLB (Oregon)- He beat out a few other prospects for this spot. HE MUST be able to play on the edge as a standup edge rusher. If he doesn’t get to a team that fits his play style, He’s in trouble. Very fast long, and lean guy that can cover a ton of space quickly with his speed and athleticism off that edge. Any team in a 3-4 would suit Jordan, will be ver interested to see where he falls

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To Geno, Or Not to Geno… or pick another QB….

QB’s I like.. that could be susccesful… In no order…

Geno Smith

Matt Barkley

Landry Jones

Ryan Nassib

EJ Manuel

**I’ll talk more about these signal callers once the draft is complete in next weeks blog**

Superstar or Bust…. players that could be stars, or fizzle….

Cordarrelle Patterson

Justin Hunter

Kenny Vaccaro

Dee Milliner

Barkevious Mingo

Alec Ogletree

Bjorn Warner

Really Good Value… players I think COULD be solid and/or All Pro

Matt Elam

Blidi-Wreh Wilson

Manti Te’o

Desmond Trufant

Tyler Eifert

DJ Fluker

Sylvester Williams

Eric Reid

Tyrann Mathieu

Giovanni Benard

James Franklin

***There are so many other guys that could make these list, no question… just some that I’ve thought about over the last few weeks***

Should be fun… We’ll talk draft, NBA Playoffs and reality TV next week! In the meantime, Stay Classy.

Final Four Weekend, A Song I Can’t Get Out of My Head, And other Randomness

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SO Hows Your Bracket?

So if anyone read my post a few weeks ago on the NCAA Tournament and teams I thought can win it… I’m 2 for four in the Final Four!!! Problem is….my picks for my bracket only has ONE team in the Final Four. Does it surprise me that Michigan and Louisville is there? Nope. I picked VCU over Michigan, but thought the winner of that second round game would head to the Final Four, I just picked the Rams. As for Louisville, They have been one of the two best teams in the regular season, and the best team in the Tournament, and they were my pick to win it all anyway.

CINDERELLA WHERE ARE YOU?

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So who had Florida Gulf Coast in the Sweet Sixteen? You’re lying if you did. Who thought they would beat Georgetown  You’re REALLY lying to me now.  But if you look more into their roster and see who they beat this season (Miami on the road), you can see they were capable of surprising someone. Add to the fact that they have an up tempo style, versus the Hoyas Princeton offense, you could see that happening… With all that said I didn’t see that coming, nor did you. And Please be honest with yourself.

CINDERELLA WAS PAST CURFEW

Prior to the great story of Florida Gulf Coast, hoops fans and media types alike were talking how crazy this tournament was going to be… It wasn’t. There are no George Masons, or no VCU’s that had to play a first four game and reach the Final Four. 99.9% of the time, the chalk always cuts the nets down. Think about it, who outside of NC State  (1982-83) surprised the field and won it all? Butler did MAKE the NCAA  Title Game two straight years…. But didn’t win it. At the end of the day, a program has to win 6 or 7 games to win it all. There will be a team that is a “True” Cinderella that will indeed win it someday (Just law of averages, like a 16 seed beating a 1), But 9 out of 10 times, the Kansas, Louisville’s, and Kentucky’s of the world will win it the majority of the time.

STYLES MAKE FIGHTS

College basketball and boxing are similar in their approach. Styles make fights, meaning an up tempo style, against a methodical approach poses great games and problems for either said team. Syracuse and their 2-3 zone poses problems for the likes of Indiana. Louisville’s pressure is hard to deal with when you play teams that have NEVER seen any sort of style like that. The list could go on and on. The College game is the style game more than any other sport in the country. That’s why we see the quintessential upsets in tourney games and during a regular season.. and yes other factors go into it (like shooting the basketball, poor shooting nights, injuries), but when you see contrasting styles on paper, it should give you reason to pause… at least for a second.

RANDOM THOUGHTS FROM THE LAST TWO WEEKS

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—Two stories have dominated over the last two days in college athletics… the Auburn Tigers article written by Selena Roberts was the huge headline late Wednesday night and all day Thursday. A ton of scathing news from former player Mike McNeil and allegedly others in the report about some of the things that were going on at Auburn. For those that haven’t read it, copy and paste the link below:

http://www.roopstigo.com/reader/auburns_vainted_title_victims_violations_and_vendettas_for_glory/

I don’t know how much is truth, how much is false, But I have to think we are somewhere in the middle… the next week or so should be interesting.. I’ll have more on the state of college athletics in the coming weeks in my blog post.

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–The guy above had to go. Mike Rice fired after a 30-minute video and reports surfaced of him physically and verbally abusing players. I love intensity, and a in your face coach that demands the very best from student athletes. But there’s a line that should NEVER be crossed. Throwing basketballs at players knees and heads, and using verbal slurs is that line of oblivion. Mike Rice knew that before hand, and knew it all the way up until that tape was made public by the Worldwide Leader. Tim Pernetti, the AD also knew, and unfortunately most times you are guilty by association. Pernetti hired Rice as his first big hire as AD, he suspended him three games last season and fined him 50K… so that tells me he knew this craziness was going on… He’s gotta be let go as well. End of Story.

–I’m excited about the NFL Draft… so much intrigue with every pick from the first round down to seventh. Should be fun at the end of the month… More on that as the Draft moves closer.

CRAZY Randomness….

I love this song… and when it comes out on iTunes or wherever.. i have to have it. Plus it’s an introduction to one of the greatest inventions EVER made in the food world.

Some of my Favorite reality shows have really brought it as well…

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These ladies are wild. And I’ve only watched the first two episodes, and they are AWESOME.

Also can’t forget about the Ladies from Beverly Hills… the two-part reunion, very good, the first episode of

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Also very good. I miss my girls in Coto.

Also the first few episodes of

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Has also been very strong…

–I can’t forget Game of Thrones, Nashville, Smash, the list could go on and on… But I must say, the hottest show on Cable has to be…

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I laugh hysterically at all times when I watch. and as you would imagine, SI is my guy… JACK!

Have a great weekend everyone.

March Madness Quick Hitters

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MY PICKS

Sweet 16

 

MIDWEST

Louisville Vs St Louis

Michigan St Vs Duke

 

WEST

Wisconsin Vs Pittsburgh

Arizona Vs Ohio St

 

SOUTH

Kansas Vs VCU

Minnesota Vs Georgetown

 

EAST

Indiana Vs UNLV

Butler Vs Miami

 

Final Four- Louisville, Ohio St, VCU, Indiana

Championship Game- Louisville Vs Indiana

NCAA National Champion- Louisville 78, Indiana 70

Upsets in second round- Pittsburgh over Gonzaga, Davidson Over Marquette, Cincinnati Over Creighton,

See ya next week!!!

March Madness! Dunks, Dunks, and More Dunks

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In The honor of March Madness and the NCAA Tournament Selection Show Sunday, I thought that I would post some of my favorite RECENT dunks of all time… … I wont rate them, you can do that. Enjoy and I’ll be back talking about the tournament next week in a new post. Have a great weekend!

The Honey Badger can run, and March Madness is close

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The Honey Badger Returns

After more than a year away from the LSU/National/College Football world… Tyrann Mathieu.. AKA The Honey Badger showed up at the NFL combine to show that he hasn’t missed a beat as far as football conditioning and skills. Did he ever show up… Mathieu ran a 4.43 40-yard dash and wowed all NFL personnel with his on field drill work. I don’t know where the heck he plays in as a DB (island cornerback, or a nickel), but I know that he is a pure FOOTBALL PLAYER, that can make plays anywhere on the field, including special teams. Although Alabama’s Dee Milliner ran a 4.3… I think that Mathieu was the best overall defensive back in Indy on Tuesday.

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ONE SHINING MOMENT

I LOVE college basketball. I’m from the great state of Kentucky, and nope, not a UK, UL or even Indiana fan. I’m a Duke Bludevil fan much to the chagrin of almost everyone in my family (and my friends who think I stink and I’m crazy). Many media experts believe that this years tournament is wide open, meaning anyone can win. When’s the last time we have heard of any “off the radar” team winning a title. Butler was as close as it came to winning one… and as a Duke fan.. those last final seconds had me nervous

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Who can Win it?

I think there are a handful of teams that can cut the nets down in Atlanta in April, I just don’t think it’s as many as college hoops fans think. Remember, you have to win 6 games to get there, and you gotta have a team, that can do the following:

1. Win a game when you can’t shoot the ball well

2. Players that can come off the bench and give you a spark

3. Doing one thing Very well outside of scoring (defense, defensive pressure, 2nd chance points, etc)

4. and having more than one star on your team.

5. If you don’t have number 4, then you MUSt have at least two Really, Really good go to players.

So who qualifies for that in my opinion that can win it all?

1. Indiana- Talent, Talent, Talent. I’m taking that above all else in the tournament. They have a little bit of everything. Size on the interior (Cody Zeller) they have shooters that can extend the defense (Christian Watford, Will Sheehey) and a flat-out stud that can take over games when needed (Victor Olidipo). They play good enough defense, which equals a deep run into March and possibly much more. And yes I know they lost to Minnesota Tuesday night Gophers are a good team). I don’t care. They’re still elite.

2. Louisville- They just impose their will on teams. I know they reached #1 this season, and followed that up by losing three straight. I could care less. It’s very hard in this new college hoops world to not have a lapse in a season. It happens. This team is far better than the one that reached the Final Four a year ago. Russ Smith can go off for 30 at anytime, while Chene Behannan and Gorgui Dieng can pound the post with their scoring and defensive ability. And even when they can’t get a much-needed bucket, they can  just absolutely smother you with their varying defenses. From a full court man, to a trapping 3/4 court, to a matchup zone, the Cards can easily break of a 15-0 run before a team can blink.

3. Michigan- The Wolverines are playing in the toughest league this season (Big Ten), a league that could easily have two of the four Final Four Teams in Atlanta this season. Like Louisville they have had their hiccups, but 3 of their four loses were to ranked teams within the Big Ten, along with a OT loss to Wisconsin. This team will be a force to reckon with, elite guards in Tim Hardaway Jr, and Trey Burke, along with a versatile freshman wing in Greg Robinson III, that can have a tournament run that could carry the Maize and Blue. Add a capable post in Mitch McGary, and a shooter that can shoot from the hashes (Nik Stauskas), The Wolverines can be deadly

4. Duke- And yes I’m a Duke fan, but this team can win it all… IF and a big IF Ryan Kelly can return to form and play a reasonably high level. Kelly has missed the last month due to a foot injury. The Dukies have dropped 3 games, two of them to ranked teams (Miami, NC State) and another to a team that could make the big dance as well (Maryland). They are athletic enough to be able to score from the perimeter, and Mason Plumlee is playing at a Wooden award level. Ryan Kelly will be key, If they have them, they can win it, if they don’t.. they can still head to the Final Four, but just would like to have him in the lineup if possible.

Other teams that can cut the nets down:

Arizona, Kansas, Florida

**And yes I know there are some other teams out there can you may think can win it.. Leave a comment and let me know, I’ll answer during next weeks blog post***

 

Top College Football Jobs in America

These are according to Athlon sports. Take a look. And nope, Alabama is not number one, or even number two…

http://www.athlonsports.com/college-football/ranking-college-footballs-coaching-jobs-2013

 

Reality News stream of consciousness

– The Real Housewives of Atlanta is the best set of Housewives on Bravo

-The ladies of Beverly Hills an d New Jersey are tied for my second favorite.

-I have not missed an episode of Kourtney and Kim take Miami. Nor will I  ever.

-I’m upset with myself for  not watching this seasons The Bachelor

-The Gypsy sisters are AWESOME on TLC. Great TV.

-The Real Husbands of Hollywood. Great Stuff. Shout out to Kevin Hart.

-Shahs of Sunset great TV too, can’t wait till they return next season. Lily is my openly secret crush. My wife knows and understands.

-Swamp People. Watch it.

-Big Rich Atlanta. Watch it.

That will do it for this week… See you all next week… until then, enjoy a little Uncle Drew. I. Get. BUCKETS!

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The Stars of Tommorrow, with a side of Cool Ranch Tacos, topped with Don Johnson

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Signing Day 2013

The stars of tomorrow are signed, sealed and delivered to college football programs around the country. And guess who took home that big fella pictured above (Derrick Henry), and an abundance of other talent? ALABAMA. surprise, surprise. Look, They are the creme de la creme of the college game right now, and players have taken  notice. For those that think that prospects pick universities for universities are sadly mistaken. It’s who’s winning, and winning at a high level, and what coaching staff can get them to the next level the fastest. Check, Check, Check for Nick Saban and his staff. Here are my Top 5 recruiting classes in the SEC:

1. Alabama- Derrick Henry, Alvin Kamara, Altee Tenpenny, Robert Foster, A’Shawn Robinson, the list goes on and on. Kudos to Saban’s coaching staff (Mike Groh, Lance Thompson, etc)  on landing some of these huge gets across the country. Every recruiting service out there has tabbed this class as numero uno.

2. Ole Miss- Had Alabama missed out on one or two players late on signing day, Ole Miss would have grabbed the top spot. What Hugh Freeze and his staff did is nothing short of unbelievable. Not only did they grab the nation’s number one player, DE Robert Nkemdiche, but then the nation’s top lineman in Laremy Tunsil, and then the possible next great SEC  WR in Laquon Treadwell, along with a slew of other instant talent, the Rebels could have laid a foundation to be special down the road.

3. Auburn- I’m putting the Tigers here because the way Gus Malzahn and his new staff hustles and close the deal on a number of talented prospects, that include DE Carl Lawson, and DT Montravious Adams. Getting Jonathan Ford to flip his commitment from Vanderbilt to Auburn was also huge, he could be a sleeper for the Tigers in the future. Overall from top to bottom a very solid class that fits the need of what Malzahn wants to do in his offense and what defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson wants to establish in his 4-2-5 defensive scheme.

4. Florida- Will Muschamp established  a toughness and physical nature during his tenure in Gainesville. He has restocked his cupboard with some top end talent. Vernon Hargreaves II could be the next great DB, with Alex Anzalone becoming a versatile LB that can run sideline to sideline.

5. Texas A&M- Kevin Sumlin has recruited some new weapons for Johnny Football to throw to, and it starts with Sealy, TX native Ricky Seals-Jones. a huge target that can stretch the field, he along with teammate Jaquay Williams could be much-needed infusion of talent for the Aggies passing game. Sumlin and the Aggies are as hot as any program in the country.. and they have that QB for the next two seasons

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College Hoops quick hitters

–Hated to see Nerlens Noel go down with a apparent knee injury Tuesday night against Florida. It was revealed Wednesday that he has a torn ACL is out for the season. Even as Duke fan that was born and raised in the great state of Kentucky, It stunk seeing this guy get hurt. He works so hard and does so much for a team that is average at best. Here’s to a speedy recovery Nerlens, the NBA is waiting.

–there are about 10 teams I think that can win a National Title. yes we’ve had a ton of upsets during the regular season, and yes there are no all time great teams (i.e Kentucky 2012), but there are still a handful of teams that are very, very good. I’ll talk about those teams next week.

– Victor Oladipo is sick.

–The Louisville Cardinals will be fine.

–Even though Miami beat the brakes off Duke, I still need to see more. this is the same team that loss to Florida Gulf Coast this season. It’s one thing to be the hunter, but when you are the hunted, things change, they will find that out heading into March.

–Ben McElmore is sick.

–Speaking of Kansas and other teams that have had losing streaks of late, does anyone expect teams to just go undefeated? Teams will have lulls in seasons, not a huge deal in the grand schemes of things. Now if you start losing late heading into Conference Tourney play…

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ITS ON THE WAY! YES!

I ate seven Los Doritos Tacos last week… in one sitting. On March 7th, my favorite flavored Doritos will now come to the Taco Bell. I will eat 10, and wont blink.  I am so excited to destroy as many of these as I can in about a 2 week period. Thank you Taco Bell for blessing us with this pure goodness.

FINALLY.. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!

Here’s my Love day song to you by the greatest musician ever. Enjoy below.

That’s it! Enjoy the weekend!

It’s BACK! First Post of 2013!

To start this off right.. Enjoy below:

Now.. A TON of things have happened since my last blog post on Carl’s Clipboard. The last time I posted, Alabama was getting ready for the SEC Championship game against Georgia. Fast forward two months later, and The Tide are BCS National Champions for the third time in four years. For those that may have forgotten that beat down of Notre Dame in Miami:

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Three Things I learned from the sidelines of that game:

1. Alabama is the programs of programs RIGHT NOW. Kudos to Nick Saban for finding a way to win back to back  National Titles. His last two teams have had one thing that other programs didn’t have… All time great defense (2011 Title Team Vs LSU), and an all time great offensive line (2012 Vs Notre Dame).

2. Notre Dame is relevant, but still has a way to go. Whether you love or hate the Irish, they aren’t going anywhere for a LONG, LONG time. Were they one of the five best teams in the country? Yes. Were they better than Alabama, or Oregon? No. But you’re crazy if you didn’t think they shouldn’t play for a National title undefeated. The program will never win from Notre Dame haters, because they are Notre Dame, I get it. But when you look at what Head Coach Brian Kelly has done in just three seasons, that previous coaches couldn’t do (Weis, Willingham, Davie) how can you not say that the Irish will be in the Hunt for a BCS crown, and WIN a few in the next five seasons?

3. The margin for the SEC and it’s dominance is thisclose. The morning after the game, Tide head coach Nick Saban  said the difference from his team winning a National Title and playing elsewhere, was 5 yards (Vs Georgia in SEC Title game). As great as the Tide were in spots this year, they could easily have had three losses, and played on New Years Day. The rest of the country and the rest of the SEC is catching up, and I think you will see a number of teams continue to close the gap. BUT, when you have someone like Nick Saban on the sidelines, he understands he will have to make subtle changes to continue to stay on top.

SIGNING DAY EVE!

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A ton of young men will sign their letters of intent on Wednesday to play for numerous colleges across the country. The picture of above is that of 5 star linebacker Ruben Foster. Foster who verbally committed to Alabama, de-committed and verbally committed to Auburn, got a tattoo:

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and roughly three weeks ago de-committed from the Tigers and made a announcement on regional TV Tuesday night to recommit to Alabama. Got all that? I’ve listened to people on message boards, and on talk radio about Foster last night and this morning. My opinion, Foster can commit, de-commit,and ride this out as long as he pleases. Here’s why.

There are thousands of 18 year olds that are having to make the biggest decision of their respective lives. What is wrong with taking every official and unofficial visit you can possibly make? Why not be able to travel to the West coast, or go visit LSU, ALabama, USC, and everywhere in between. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for these young men, to make a decision for their future. I LOVE the signing day hoopla, and all that it entails. You know why? We have college football coaches that can up and leave a university that these 18-year-old young men “commit” to for them. Coaches have agents, and can go to another destination without penalty. News flash folks. These young men go to a university for the coaches and the relationships they make with them, not because they are a fan of a school. So when Coach A goes to University B, what happens to the so-called student athletes that came there for you to lead them? One word. STUCK.  I get it, opportunities are opportunities, and we all want to make the best decisions for ourselves. BUT don’t get on a young  man who wants to explore all of their options before signing on that “X” on the Letter of Intent on signing day.

SUPER BOWL!!!!!

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A GREAT game, period. AS a lifelong 49ers fan, I would have of course loved for my guys to win a World title. But, I LOVE the Ravens and all that they stand for as men, so I couldn’t be that upset. But the stars of stars of the show… well what can you say. Beyoncé was AWESOME during the halftime show:

COMMERCIAL TIME!

Time to rank my favorites of the Super Bowl:

5. Paul Harvey’s God Made A Farmer. Paul Harvey in a commercial. Priceless.

4.  Man Vs Cheetah Sketchers. Animals in the wild in commercials make me laugh. This did as well.

3. Fashionista Daddy (Doritos). If I had a daughter and my buddies were over, this would so happen to me.

2. Joe Montana Miracle Stain. As mentioned earlier, I’m a 49ers fan. I laughed out loud.

1. Old Folks at Taco Bell. The best by far in my opinion. Hands down, I was crying laughing. And if I ever have to go to pasture in my later life, this will be me.

Honorable Mention: Leon Sandcastle.

That’s it for now, I’ll be back next week to talk recruiting classes, college basketball, and reality TV (Big Rich Atlanta, watch it)! Enjoy the Week!