SpiderTrap said:

Does he just transfer again and leave UR. I mean - we are 1-3, winless against D1, we play a Double OT game against Bucknell and lose a guard to injury and he still can't see the floor.

Why would a guy - who was a top 100 recruit, went to Michigan for 1 year, and then transferred to UR - stick around much longer? Unless the NIL package he is getting is so good (hard to believe) - then I can't imagine him sticking around past this year.

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spider23 said:

Mooney would not OK any active social media that would in any way raise expectations. Like a new practice facility, Hardt will awaken to this position 4 to 5 years down the road when only Richmond and Merrimack are the last two D1 schools without one.

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GKiller said:

7) Michigan practices weren’t as good as Trap thought

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spiderstudent17 said:

Here’s a list of our commits for this class so far. I imagine they would know of our league change by now. In my opinion, this class looks to be just as good, if not better, of a recruiting class that I can recall since following UR. Speaking of which, does anyone know when signing day is for football and if any of these verbal commits signed their NLI?

Rivals

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• Freshmen Commits
  

  D1 Football (early period) signing day

  December 4, 2024-

  December 6, 2024

1. Jack Callaghan - 4/15/24 - QB - Collegiate School, Richmond, VA - 6'2"/210
2. Christian Soltis - 6/27/24 - LB - The Hun School, Princeton, NJ - 6'3"/225
3. Jackson Thorne - 6/29/24 - LB -Independence HS, Ashburn, VA - 6'1"/220
4. John Insinga - 7/1/24 - DE/WR - Hun School, Greenwich, CT - 6'3"/224
5. Matthew Martin - 7/1/24 - OLB/TE/WR - Atlee HS, Mechanicsville, VA - 6'4"/207
6. Jack Reece - 7/2/24 - DE/DT/G/C/T - Chatham HS, Chatham, VA - 6'3"/285
7. Moses Bailey - 7/11/24 - DE/MLB - St Francis Academy, North Laurel, MD - 6'3"/240
8. Elijah Lee - 7/16/24 - DB/RB - Randallstown HS, Baltimore, MD - 5'11"/172
9. Michael Creamer - 7/22/24 - RB/SS - Stafford HS, Stafford, VA - 6'0"/210
10. Isaiah Davis - 7/23/24 - RB/SS - Cleveland HS, Cleveland, TN - 5'11"/175 - REOPENED
11. Charles Kaludis - 7/24/24 - TE/DE - Suffield Academy, Suffield, CT - 6'4"/235
12. Jeremiah Washington - 7/25/24 - WR/CB - Choate Rosemary Hall HS, Wallingford, CT (Ancaster, Ontario, Canada) - 5'10"/170
13. Brady McIntyre - 7/28/24 - OG - Mechanicsville HS, Mechanicsville, VA - 6'5"/305
14. Tramayne Bullock, Jr. - 8/1/24 - CB/S/WR - Episcopal School, Alexandria, VA - 6'2"/175
15. Caleb Watts - 8/4/24 - G/T/DT - Prince George HS, Prince George, VA - 6’4”/300
16. Devin Geronomi - 8/6/24 - WR/DB - White Knoll HS, Lexington, SC - 6'1"/170
17. Bryce Lee - 8/27/24 - DL - Independence HS, Charlotte, NC - 6'3"/255
18. Donovan Higgins - 9/5/24 - WR - Pearl-Cohn HS, Nashville, TN - 6’0”/183
19. Tanner Wheeler - 9/29/24 - DE/TE - Freedom HS, Bethlehem, PA - 6'5"/265

CarolinaSpider said:

Cam actually ran off right side when he fumbled. When they packed the line, we should have throwing quick slants or ran the ball outside

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Eight Legger said:

That last part is really the key factor: Will we be able to retain the kind of recruits we get now once we move leagues. I tend to agree with you that we mostly will, based more upon the university that we are and the history of our program. If we can walk into the Patriot and maintain this level of talent and play, win 2 or 3 titles in a row and make some playoff noise, it will negate any perceived drop-down in league affiliation.

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gcarter52 said:

He plays for Youngstown State.

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Gallipoli said:

You didn't watch the game. Our coaches scouted Hampton. They saw a weakness on the left side of the line. The first play from scrimmage was off the left tackle for almost 60 yards. We scored in the first 2 minutes. But we ran the same play probably 15 times, it stopped working. I kept looking for a play action pass based on that play. It never came. Our strategy was to use ZPS to wear them done. We had a run first game plan. It barely worked.

My wife turned to me and asked why we were running the same play into a crowd of people.

It was 14-0, we were on their 20 yardline, and we ran a designed QB draw to the same spot. Coleman fumbled, they gained momentum and they scored.

My wife turned to me and asked why we were using our QB to run the same play.

On the other side, on one of Hampton's scoring plays, they threw to a receiver 3 times in a row. The first 2 didn't work, but the third time was the charm.

My wife turned to me and asked why we didn't see that coming.

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spider23 said:

Jaynel had a decent game, with Wright State taking Syracuse to overtime.

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spider23 said:

Mooney has definitely lowered the bar. It's crazy to think about, the excuse mongering and woe is me messaging this dude generated over the years. Just wild.

Take for instance the fact that we can't win an OOC road game. Not like we are playing juggernauts, but moon is always whining about how hard it is to win on the road. He again sets the bar low.

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Eight Legger said:

I had the misfortune of attending the vcu game last night. They shot poorly from three, as they often do, and generally speaking they don't have much of a half court game on offense, but they make up for those deficiencies by being incredibly aggressive and active. This is really nothing new, but the difference between that and the way we play is striking.

They do not get complacent when they are up. They keep attacking. They missed a lot of shots, but guess what? They actually try hard to get offensive rebounds! It's an amazing concept. And it allows them to be sloppy but still win against a bad team by 25 points.

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Eight Legger said:

I had the misfortune of attending the vcu game last night. They shot poorly from three, as they often do, and generally speaking they don't have much of a half court game on offense, but they make up for those deficiencies by being incredibly aggressive and active. This is really nothing new, but the difference between that and the way we play is striking.

They do not get complacent when they are up. They keep attacking. They missed a lot of shots, but guess what? They actually try hard to get offensive rebounds! It's an amazing concept. And it allows them to be sloppy but still win against a bad team by 25 points.

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Section9.RowD said:

Happy Sunday morning ... sigh

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32counter said:

Week 12 Top 25 FCS Scoreboard

Here are the Top 25 results for Week 12 of the 2024 FCS season. Every score involving Top 25 teams in the media poll will be published.

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