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I agree, if it were legal.

Well said, purely anecdotal and glorified from the guys who smoke marijuana. No wonder RB's and WR's in the NFL only have the lung capacity to make one long play then have to tap themselves out. That's why I drink beer, cause it's good for my heart. (I guess there is actual science that supports that however.)

That's the key item for me, culture. Legalize it, don't legalize it, harmful, not harmful, I don't care about the debate. My problem with pot- Guys plan their lives around it, sacrificing time, nutrition, resources, and hang out with their pot crew and seclude themselves. That's a really crappy foundation to build a championship culture.

Intent to distribute, I guess the full cost of attendance just isn't enough for some. We might have to quit treating pot as an herbal supplement. I remember Clive getting treated with kid gloves, bad precedent.

Small forward?? Basketball-

Weird drinking laws in Utah (weird curtains, weak beer, no double shots), you have to buy a membership in order to drink and some places won't pour the hard stuff in your drink, you get a side cart and then your regular drink and mix yourself. And it's pretty easy to get kicked out of strip joints there. It was all pretty confusing, but a good time none the less!!

Hips and balls skills........... but looking for him to make plays on special teams. And this isn't a rip on the kid, but a player has to be uber talented at corner at this level.

I am not worried about the corner opposite of Harris. You will see Hunt and Holm 2.0 this season. Carter can play too, injuries have plagued him. But his injuries have been upper body so his feet, speed, agility are not a concern. I am a little worried about safety #2 thru #4........

It'd be sweet to get someone that played the position at a high level. Although not always the case, often times that experience is invaluable at the position coach level. Can't wait to see who we come up with-

That will happen with an imbalance of scholarships in favor of the offense along with scud missle recruiting.

Had to be real subtle on this one, didn't think it would come out this soon, but ya, this is huge. I assume Baukol will have the entire summer with him. Grady Train, Minot State, wasn't buying it and my sources came thru a few days ago.

The Red River Rivalry exists, between Texas and OU. Might want to avoid being too close to that. A Fighting Hawk over Bison dung is a good look though. I am for playing for the Nickel, which will probably bring about paid protesters, so let's create something new, for sure. Something less stupid than a mile mark, which is pretty much anything so it won't be hard to top that.

It's all about perspective. This isn't an O-Line or team that's going to get their tits lit by 50 points by Montana or Eastern like in the dark days. My read, the 'concern' is can this unit bring us through a deep play-off run. And that is questionable, but is a better concern to have than can this O-Line even win us a game.

Ohhhh Really??

Not D-line, my bad, a safety Marcus Williams declared early for the draft. Thanks for the research.

He's good with technique and X's and O's. We weren't properly taught to run block before his arrival. Last year Coe was the only OL that could consistently push a guy on a one-on-one battle. Luke will look better when more guys get a push. I think we are in good hands, but for how long is the question.

The QBs might have taken off and scrambled on a few of the sacks, but since QBs realize they are not live they hung in the pocket a little too long. Real game those feet become a little more 'happy'. The lesson - We have to handle defensive pressure teams better, like Stony Brook was, and Studsy will need to make plays with his feet. He is capable of that. So, it is concerning, but not at bad as the numbers in a Spring game.

And I think their best DL is leaving early for the draft, too!! Yes, it will be an interesting game. Taylor and Schmitty will probably be thinking about each other all summer.

https://www.utahutes.com/news/2017/1/2/football-troy-taylor-is-utahs-new-offensive-coordinator.aspx?path=football Our defense will be watching more Eastern Washington tape than Utah tape from last year. I really like Palmborg and Haas in a game like this at outside backer. (Palmborg because of his previous safety play and Hass because of his height and overall ability)

Ditto on the above comments. Mckinney will play this fall. Ray Haas looks really good. He is carrying 220 lbs right now, at 6' 5". I think he starts. O-line got worked a little, but a lot of guys moving around. They need to establish some leadership and cohesiveness. We have more depth at o-line now but need some players that are 'OK' to have a really good summer. D-backs were banged up, a lot of guys sat, but Randolph looks legit. He will be in 2 deep for sure and could push for starting opposite of Reyes. TE, Logan Alm checking in at 270, holy crap. Pinke really looked a lot bigger, too. TE position is deep. Norberg is just fricken huge. I saw him close up, he looks like an NFL player.

I heard solid. Interesting that with all the formations and TE flips it is a pretty tough position to grasp. Feidler has played a lot and will be very solid. Expect Cloyd to break out this year with a year under his belt. The new kid coming in is suppose to be good, too, a chance, just a chance, he might play this fall, Graham Devore. Pinke, put on some good weight, could see the field.

That would totally F up my World Women's Fantasy hockey team!! I was US heavy this year-

When 'Keep'n it real goes wrong'.

Thanks, we are all dumber now for reading your 2 cents -

I am not as negative on the Alerus as most. Recruits and their parents absolutely love the CanadInn and restaurants being attached and all under 1 roof. Who else can offer that?