Blue & Gold

Yeah, I guess that wasn't the right word. Lol. Cashier.

I can tell Josh is a great young man. He oozes grace and positivity. I saw him at Speedway last year. Legit 6'2" & 240 but humble & gentle off the field. Big smile on his face. Opened the door for a lady as they were both coming in. He stooped over & picked something up off the floor for someone who had dropped something. Said thank you to the teller; big smile. Held the door for some guy as he was leaving. I thought, "Damn. What a cool dude." The world could use more Josh Wards. Edit: GREAT article, CK. And I wrote the above before I read the article & was not surprised the first thing you mentioned about Josh was his "PMA!"

Thank you. Well said.

This is my perspective. I can't believe how disgruntled some people already are with Groce when he inherited a team with only two players (like I said before, Olojakapoke doesn't count. Good young man, though). Two players. Groce has had to rebuild literally almost from scratch. Considering everything I think we've been surprisingly competitive.

Really good article by GT today: ABJ: Veteran receivers could be strength for Zips GT mentions Boogie Knight, Jonah Morris, Nate Stewart & Timothy Scipio, but again, no mention of Andre Williams. GT mentions walk-on Brandon Lee is lightning fast & has even gotten reps with the 1st-Team. Edit: Looks like Brandon Lee is a transfer walk-on from Mount Union.

Matt Hanson transferring.

Currently leading with 38% of the vote.

He did do a nice job of not fouling. Until his senior year, even Zeke was in foul trouble more often than not.

Looking forward to getting a warrior in the paint.

This has degenerated to silliness.

Point.

In this article, GT says something that struck me as odd: What was Arth sharing with potential recruits? Some fans of UA football may bristle at the prospect, but based on the nearly hourlong presentation he gave to them and their families, he views the entire process as a two-way street. Arth said players should ask potential coaches a fundamental question: “How are you going to change my life?” The answer should figure prominently in their decision-making process. Why would GT think "Some fans of UA football may bristle at the prospect," of Arth telling players he views recruiting as a "two-way street?" I don't understand why he'd think that would make us "bristle." Does that idea offend anyone here?

Congrats to the Bulls. Great team.