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Oooh, a scrimmage! I’m expecting an insightful write up in the local paper tomorrow! 🤗🤗

Lingard getting carries, looks like another sweet catch by Dakota Thomas.

From what I've read, they must transfer prior to starting their junior year, after which they have the same service commitment as any other cadet. I'm asking around to my Punahou ohana friends about this kid. He was a local hero.

I don’t remember ever receiving a commitment from a HS sophomore before.

This kid is awesome (IMHO). You have a better eye than me, @catdaddyp, but this kid was obliterating upperclassmen as a sophomore!

Looks like we got our first 2025 commit before a 2024. IOL Ameer Yasin.

Turns out Miller did visit and was offered

Just saw former Zip Isaiah Williams, now playing for the Vegas Vipers, getting interviewed on the sidelines during the game. He did have a crucial hold call against him earlier in the game (only enforced after Houston Roughnecks coach Wade Phillips used a challenge) that probably cost Vegas points however. Edit: he just committed a colossal mistake leading to a huge sack.

A great thing about my career is I have seen almost all of the country. WCU is a total dump....Imagine Columbiana County. He'll wash out by this time next year.

Remember, the Transfer Portal is actually the Washout Portal. Over half of all players in it never play in college again. Most guys who transfer, and actually play another year, are mostly destined for another year of scout team, followed by another trip to the Transfer Portal which will end their career. College football is a game of routine mostly consisting of tedious practice, even more tedious exercise and worst of all meetings. There are very few days a player is actually playing in a game. Many guys are so accustomed to this routine they cannot see their lives without it. Moreover, they are under a lot of pressure to live the lives others want them to live. I would advise any Zip who doesn't want to play anymore, and only has walk-on offers, to evaluate whether or not they want to really attend college. If they do, stay at Akron, do whatever you have to do to pay tuition and graduate. Do something like the Army Reserves or ROTC because the physical fitness requirements can easily be achieved. It's a great school. There are tons of things to do other than play football. Reality can be difficult, but face it.

Apparently it was the academy's decision. https://www.stripes.com/sports/2023-02-16/navy-football-suspends-starting-slotback-vincent-terrell-9164277.html