Swoll Cracker

I have No clue on this one.

Well done!

A couple of weeks ago I spoke with Niko Medved about recruiting, the transfer portal, NIL stuff. His belief is that his All-Conference level players will come from the high school ranks and developed within the program. He’ll still use the portal to fill in his roster but that is getting tougher and tougher with all of the NIL money flying around. just for fun, I went back and looked at the last few seasons All MWC teams. About 70-80% of the First and Second Teamers were high school recruits.

All of CSU’s practices are open. Part of the staff philosophy of reaching out to the community at large.

I’m old enough to remember him broadcasting games when Sandy Koufax pitched. Both the best at what they did.

6’10” big who really came on this summer with multiple offers including Utah State and Missouri. Most recently, USC showed interest. I’m hearing there’s a chance he could reclassify to 2022 and join the Rams for the upcoming season.

He has done a great job building theBroncos into a consistent winner in the MWC. I remember talking with Leon during that first year in the MWC when Boise was having a really tough go of it. Leon knew what difficulty he was up against. He has done a good job upgrading the talent and hiring some very good assistants.

Some great additions and incredible depth. Last years minutes split up something like this: Ike -32 Maldonado - 37 Jeffries -37 Oden - 27 DuSell - 28 Wenzel - 23 That leaves 16 minutes plus Jeffries 37. Which means the newcomers have 53 minutes among them or they’re taking minutes from the 6 important holdovers.. How do you see it breaking down?

There should be at least 5 CSU games on there where Addazio had the audacity to lead them onto the field.

Guaranteed about $2.2M for two years with a team option for $2.3M in the 3rd year.

Nevada looking for a pathway to the SEC.

Based on your post, I thought you might like this. The young broadcaster is a CSU grad whom I met during the pandemic when only media could attend hoops games.