Blue & Gold

@catdaddyp & @Zippyroo Thanks, fellas. I'm out of Likes.

Do we have a depth chart update? With a split squad could you tell who the likely #1's were?

Typical Spring Game phenomena, on any given play you don't know whether to cheer or to groan. 😂

There ya go. They were probably wanting the energy of a full house as opposed to an empty Info. Better for the players' psyches both today and with moving into the off-season.

Anderson Mirambeaux (sp?) is transferring from CSU to Miami(OH).

Norton's really turned into a fantastic school system. My little niece attends and my little nephew will attend Norton. Go Panthers!

If that's the case then I'm behind it 100%. 💯

This goes to show what I know. Jason Martin really stood out to me as a sophomore starter at Hoban and he's always one of the best players on the field; a total stud (he may have even started when he was a freshman, I don't remember). DT who is 6-0, 275 & strong as an ox. But he's not getting any D-1 looks. Here he announced a D-3(?) offer.

The Ohio North-South All-Star Game is tomorrow in Massillon at noon. Future Zips QB Dijon Jennings will be one of 2 South QB's.

Boating won't be playing tomorrow as I guess he is still recovering from off-season surgery. (Did I read that in the ABJ?)

Maybe they want the energy of a packed house rather than a largely empty stadium?

Coach JoeMo is succeeding above and beyond my expectations for what type of players he'd be able to bring in to Akron in his first year. I thought we'd have to sputter through a couple of years to get some traction before even dreaming of attracting talent like this. I mean, we've been the worst team in college football for three years now. What he's doing is truly amazing to me. Imagine what JoeMo could do here if we actually develop a winning culture/reputation. I'd still like to see us bring in a QB who is able to give Irons some competition.

I believe so. I remember our discussion being about why he had no D1 offers despite being 2x Pennsylvania POY, or something along those lines.

That some student-athletes choose to transfer isn’t news in college sports. What is proving interesting, however, is that UA’s Joe Moorhead possesses the influence, gravitas, whatever some will want to call it, to bring in athletes from Power 5 schools. It’s becoming evident very quickly that Moorhead and his staff, all comprised of individuals who either played or coached at Power 5 schools at some point, have some powerful ties to those conferences.