Keith McMillan

I pretty much don't tweet about anything anymore, no matter where you know me from.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@XRP2TheMoon_ @bmac_22 There's fastball, changeup, dropball, riseball, curveball, drop-curve, screwball. And variations within those (i.e. circle change or knuckle change).

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

Like, a team source could be the GM. Or it could be a low-level assistant. Or a player. And how you view comments change based on the speaker's standing.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

The issue with basing reports on "team sources" or other descriptions of anonymity is not that the sources aren't real; they almost certainly are. But the lack of detail about who is speaking robs the reader of the ability to contextualize, wonder if there's an axe to grind, etc.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@ATLWill_ I saw it this way my whole childhood.

[Lids @lids]

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[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@LogHanRatings Oddly enough, as a 6-2 and 3/4 person, I would always get rounded *down* to 6-2 for football so I would sound more stocky since I was skinny, and rounded up to 6-3 for basketball so they could make me seem taller.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@_AVBSports Why not go best of 3, one at each home venue and the tiebreaker at the neutral site? 😂

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@CryptoMorey He wasn't good, but he was definitely qualified.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@DrRyanWydra This could have been a regular-length tweet.

[Philly Mag @phillymag]

Longtime Philly Mag writer Dan McQuade died on Wednesday. Here, his former editor Brian Howard explains how McQuade was one of the most gifted chroniclers of the Philadelphia experience.

https://t.co/f9AI8FrkGa

[Rich Hofmann @rich_hofmann]

The Dan McQuade news is incredibly sad. https://t.co/4fG45E45rU

Incredibly creative and funny writer, who captured Philadelphia's quirks better than anyone. And just a really good dude on top of all that. He will be missed.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

Todd Monken, a former Knox QB, to the Browns makes this four #d3fb players-turned-NFL head coaches.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

For anyone keeping score at home, the Ravens' hiring of Jesse Minter (Mount St. Joseph) makes three former #d3fb players as current NFL head coaches, along with Nick Sirianni (Eagles/Mount Union) and Dan Quinn (Commanders/Salisbury State.)

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@9thwonder Royal Flush hyping him up in the background.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

@LogHanRatings Needs more noise.

[Joshua Caraway @CoachJCaraway]

One week since the #TransferPortal has closed, and I wanted to check this morning to see if any of the thousands of remaining football players had signed with a new school.

There are still 5,896 active transfers looking for a home.

FBS: 1,174 (20%)
FCS: 1,544 (26%)
D2/D3: 3,178 (54%)

The facts:
- 11,061 total players entered the portal this 2025-2026 cycle.
- 53%, over half, haven’t signed anywhere.
- Flip a coin. That’s your chance of finding a spot on a new team for this past cycle.

#PortalSZN

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

There also at least six coordinators who are former #d3fb players, plus two more who coached in D3. Depending on what happens with Todd Monken (Knox) and Brian Daboll (Rochester), that number could grow to 10.

I also count 7 NFL GMs with D3 roots.

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

For anyone keeping score at home, the Ravens' hiring of Jesse Minter (Mount St. Joseph) makes three former #d3fb players as current NFL head coaches, along with Nick Sirianni (Eagles/Mount Union) and Dan Quinn (Commanders/Salisbury State.)

[Keith McMillan @D3Keith]

Dave Canales (Panthers) played for Azusa Pacific from 1999-03; The Cougars went from #naiafb to #d2fb in 2011, shut down football in Dec. 2020, and are bringing it back as a #d3fb in 2026.

New Dolphins HC Jeff Hafley spent 2001 coaching RBs at WPI.

[Joshua Caraway @CoachJCaraway]

Transfer Portal Update:

There are 10,576 football players that have entered as of Wednesday morning. Of those 10.5K who jumped in, 6,846 are still active and looking for a new team.

There aren't 6,846 open scholarships much less roster spots in Division 1.

[D3football.com @d3football]

Be authentically yourself -- that's one thing we learned from this #d3fb season, and it worked well for the @UWRFFalcons. Keith McMillan has that and five more things in his column from Stagg Bowl 52. https://t.co/2ziKEJ7mcH @D3Keith