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Bassett is going to Army.

OK...would you prefer that we not report it when we learn of offers from a recruiting source - in case they may not be accurate??

I don't disagree but this was reported by 247Sports.

New offer: A'Keitheon Whitner, 6', 180, 4.5, Ellenwood (Eastern AZ JC), GA Has offers from Jacksonville St & Illinois

Engelhaupt has verballed to Wyoming.

Classy post - have a good 4th!

Way to go, Mr. Campbell!!

I plan to drive down from Jacksonville to see a couple of the games.

I assume (hope) that they haven't updated players' weights in this roster. Shanks and Cashman are listed still at 230 and 225, respectively.

We have offered John Harge, a 6'5" wing from Valor Christian in Highlands Ranch, CO.

LkvlleUNDFan - what can you tell us about Anders Engwall? He must be Carl's younger brother, a junior-to-be QB from Lakeville North. Nice size - 6'4", 195. Anyone else know of any other players of interest at this camp?

Please explain how SVB "offers some revenue potential".

Williams has verballed to Ball State.

I am trying to confirm that we have offered Nyles Williams, WR from Deer River, WI

Bowman has verballed to Northwestern.

That is correct, I will make the change on Wiki. However, one of the options Addae is considering is another year of prep school in the hopes that he might get an offer from an FBS team a year from now.

I know this offer wasn't still out there but Ernst announced today that he is going to ISU,

Another: WR Jordan Canady, 6'2 175, 4.6, New Berlin (Eisenhower), WI

Another new one: Tim Ryan, 5'11", 170, 4.5, Huntley (Huntley), IL His first offer!

It is the same kid - nice size and speed for a corner: Lloyd Turner, 6' 2", 180, 4.4, Fishers (Butte College), IN http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1525251/lloyd-turner

Is Turner the CB from Butte College?

Apparently we (as well as the Bison) have offered Minot TE Braydon Lund (6'4", 230, 4.5).

A very talented 6'5" wing, 2nd team frosh All-American. He is going to the Pangos All-West camp in July in CA. There is no chance he will be "under the radar" - it would be great to land him but quite unlikely! We were his first offer.

Rest in peace, Travis! My apologies - I misspelled O'Neel on the Subject Line and don't think I can correct it! ******************* Courtesy UNDsports.com Travis O'Neel: 1978-2015 Courtesy Jayson Hajdu, UND Athletic Media Relations Tue, June 23, 2015 GRAND FORKS, N.D. -- The University of North Dakota Athletics Department and the UND football program mourn the passing of former linebacker Travis O'Neel, who has passed away due to injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident in Thailand. O'Neel, originally from Eden Prairie, Minn., played at UND from 1997 through 2001 and was a member of the school's NCAA Division II national championship team as a senior. "The entire UND football family is sadded by this news," said head football coach Bubba Schweigert, who was O'Neel's defensive coordinator at UND. "Travis was a young man who was really making an impact on a lot of lives, not only as a good family man for his two young boys and his wife, but also in providing education for so many young people around the world. "On the field, he was one of our all-time greats," continued Schweigert. "He was a captain of our national championship team. He was a dependable, physical, athletic inside linebacker who played the game with passion and who was a part of one of the most dominant defenses in the history of UND football." O'Neel led UND's national title team in tackles (87) and earned Division II All-America honors from Football Gazette (1st team), Daktronics (1st team), D2Football.com (1st) and the Associated Press (2nd team). In 1999, O'Neel was named to the Sophomore All-America Team by USA Football. A three-time All-North Central Conference First Team performer, O'Neel appeared in 48 collegiate games and amassed 214 total tackles. He helped lead UND to three NCAA postseason appearances and a four-year record of 39-9 (.813). O'Neel, a two-time Academic All-NCC selection, graduated from UND in 2002 with a bachelor's degree in elementary education. He was a teacher in Thailand at the time of his passing. UND Athletics would like to extend its deepest sympathies to Travis' family and friends. Click HERE to visit Travis' CaringBridge site and click HERE if you wish to make a donation to Travis' family in order to assist with medical expenses.