John Calipari is right on this — allow one player transfer, after that, you have to sit out a year to transfer. We have guys playing for four different teams in four years. It’s beyond ridiculous and bad for the sport:
Talk about a completely broken replay system. Ruled on the floor to be OU’s ball. Referees decide on their own to go review who it was off of. Blatant hack on the arm is what causes it, but the ball goes out on OU last.
Refs rule A&M ball. Lmao.
It ain’t Sunday, but C.J. Stroud took us to church.
When asked about his good friend Tank Dell, the Texans QB leaned on his faith for his answer:
“For Tank, God still has his hands on him and has a great plan for his life.”
#UNCOMMITTED Jabe Schlehuber (@JabeSchleXII) - SOPH. - RHP - Competitive, hard working, RHP with a great pitchers mentality. Continues to grow, and get better. 53 IP last year and looks to have another big season this spring! Swing and miss stuff and misses barrels!✈️‼️ #JetFam
𝙉𝙊𝘾 𝙀𝙣𝙞𝙙 𝙎𝙘𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝘿𝙖𝙮
SO | RHP | Jabe Schlehuber (@nocenidjets)
Ultra competitive righty showcased a FB up to 89 and advanced CH.
+ FB: 87-88, T89 with 14.1" max IVB
+ SL: 72-73
+ CH: 75-76, 20.3" max HM
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There has never been another player like Pete Rose in my lifetime. This is the way I will remember him, playing the game harder than anyone else ever did.
Few athletes will leave behind more complicated legacies. Today isn’t the day for that.
Today, let’s just say thanks to Charlie Hustle, for playing the way we always dreamt we would if given the chance. #RIP
"I'm done. I'm not chasing that anymore Lord. I want to play for You."
Listen to this powerful message from @UKBaseball coach Nick Mingione (and his son Reeves) after punching their ticket to their first College World Series
Worked with young ball players who were so much better than their peers as a youth but didn’t start in HS. Worked with some you would never imagine would end up playing in college, but they did. Worked with professionals who were the best in their state but never played in the big leagues. Worked with late round draft pics who have had solid MLB careers. But maybe the most impactful experience I’ve had as a coach is working with a young man from his preteen years into HS, watch him grow into an amazing two sport athlete and even better young man but tragically pass away before even turning eighteen.
Personally, the game has provided so much perspective on life and the process of growth both athletically and as people. I feel that while working to become the best we can be on the field or court, trusting the process (and I mean REALLY trusting it, not just saying it) is where it’s at. Taking each day for what it is, good or bad. Finding ways to use the game to help us prepare for and be better at life off the field or court is the game changer.
We never know what lies ahead. Be grateful for everyday.