QUAAACK: 5-star Glassboro (NJ) wide receiver @XavierSabb has committed to Oregon.
The nation's No. 5 wide receiver picked the Ducks over LSU, Tennessee and UCLA.
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@PenneyVC@DavidEickholt They accepted the punishment. Unfortunately if Iowa tried to fight it and nothing changed then they would have a chance at winning and the only winning one is the player that got screwed.
@HEATSportsOG@tufgunna@HaterReport Dude Love sat for years and he’s still mediocre at best. I actually told my buddy last night right after the selection that this was as bad as the Packers drafting Love that early
Kenyon Sadiq had one of the best days ever by a TE at the Combine:
40-Yard Dash: 4.39 (best ever by a TE)
Vertical Jump: 43.5’’ (second-best ever by a TE)
Broad Jump: 11’1’’ (third-best ever by a TE)
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@HawkeyezBurner@max_olson@KasperKyler Only way he would be able to get the ball at Iowa is gaining 30lbs and switching to TE. If he did transfer to Iowa he would be their #1 target and he just might be able to eclipse his total career receptions and yards.
@JamesCrepea He could go to Iowa and easily be their #1 option. Iowa’s top receiver pretty much put those numbers up last year and Lowe was like the 5th or 6th option for Oregon. He was a 4 ⭐️ out of high school. Iowa’s wideouts barely sniff 3.
It was amazing how the teams with slower, weaker, and smaller talent than the top teams rarely do get any holding calls. Iowa had no penalties against Oregon in a down pour despite Oregon dominating them up front for 4 quarters.
There's a subtle, but growing problem in college football with how games involving good teams are called by the refs.
Here are some notable teams ranked by OPPONENT penalties:
- Oregon 105
- Michigan 110
- Ohio St 115
- Alabama 120
- Georgia 122
- Texas 131
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