St Thomas has one of the best Mid Major prospects in this years NBA Draft in 6’6 Sophomore Wing Nolan Minessale.
Minessale has been one of the best Mid Major players in the country this season as a sophomore averaging 22/4/4 and 2 steals a game while shooting 56% from the field.
Minessale has an extremely mature game for his age and has been one of the most efficient and effective players in all of college basketball. He’s been one of the best slashers in the country getting to the rim and the free throw line at an elite level while also shooting a high level 70% at the rim. Minessale has the ability to score at the rim with a variety of ways, using his craft and touch. He’s also a strong catch and shoot threat from deep. Minessale uses his ability to get to the rim at an elite level to create plays for his teammates and he’s been one of the best passers 6’6 or taller in the country. Minessale has also been one of the best mid major defenders in college basketball with his athleticism and versatility to defend multiple positions.
Minessale, Cameron Boozer, and PJ Haggerty are the only three players in the country this season to shoot 65% at the rim on at least 50 makes and have an AST% of 20.
@coachbrouwers@FirstdownX__Os Have your bunch tighter to the OT so the tight end can be a chip or cross-sift threat. You can run so many dangerous plays from that formation and maximize your TEs potential!
Filling what I considered to be a position of need, the @USFLPanthers have signed former St. Thomas WR/TE Nick Guggemos.
Nick has spent the past few years with a few different NFL teams, including the Packers, Bills, and Seahawks.
Welcome to MIchigan, Nick!
#UFL#LetsHunt
Per @UFL_PR, the Michigan Panthers have agreed to terms with former St. Thomas TE Nick Guggemos.
Guggemos played fullback in college but found himself in the tight end role for various NFL franchises.
Welcome, @NickGuggemos!
#LetsHunt
HELL OF A STORY: #Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey was drafted in the first round of the MLS draft, but struggled and bounced around for multiple second division clubs so Aubrey decided to stop playing soccer and put his software engineering degree to use. For most this would be the end of there dreams of being an athlete but not for Aubrey.
While watching the #NFL with his wife, they witnessed a kicker miss and Aubrey’s wife stated that Aubrey could make that kick. This sparked Aubrey as he began to learn how to kick field goals. Aubrey began working as an engineer during the day and practicing at night for multiple years until the Birmingham Stallions of the USFL gave him their starting kicker job which allowed him to put his skills on display and caught the attention of the Dallas #Cowboys: who he now plays and starts for.
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(Via @TimBrady1208)
The current depth chart for @UST_Football . A few things stand out
-Freshman QB Tak Tateoka at QB 2
-Brock Stanek starting at LG
-Terrance Kamara returning kicks with Andrew McElroy
-Collin Chase will back up McElroy at WR. I expect to see quite a few WRs get playing time