Thanks and all ... but I'm good
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I'm interested in that Roosevelt game in regards to talent on both sides of the ball. Also sucks they play Ft. Lauderdale at home in late October.
They have as good a shot as Illinois to land him. Missouri commitment incoming to allow him to cash NIL in that state.
Chicago State University Announces History Making First Football Signing Class on National Signing Day - Chicago State University Athletics
Chicago, Ill. — Chicago State University made history today, officially unveiling the first football signing class in school history. On a landmark National Signing
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Wondering if the Dontrell Jackson listed from above is the Dontrell Jackson Jr. who was the QB at Marist a few years ago?Chicago State University Announces History Making First Football Signing Class on National Signing Day - Chicago State University Athletics
Chicago, Ill. — Chicago State University made history today, officially unveiling the first football signing class in school history. On a landmark National Signing
Most likely. He had an issue at Costal Carolina that you can Google and read about. He ended up at Quincy. Only other name I heard of on that list was Tyler Turner and that's because his Dad went to MC. This kid has been jumping around schools since leaving Phillips I thought he was done.
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For a couple years, Chicago State football may be very similar to Last Chance U.
Is it that difficult to list hometown/high school/previous school of each player in the press release?
Tell me you have never followed Chicago st athletics with out telling me you have never followed Chicago st athletics.
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However, kids are going to get playing time and training, which can lead to moving up to bigger opportunities a few years down the road.
Their baseball team, which I think no longer exists, used to draw in some players, they had players from California and Arizona on the roster. I think they will get some good CPS players that may have been overlooked. It's gonna be bad for a long time but I hope to the good of the game they can stay afloat.
Probably one of the biggest draw against playing for them. Downtown campus, then have to drive to Arlington Heights to practice everyday. Ridiculous. Right across the street from Grant Park. I don't know why they can't find an open area in the City somewhere to practice
Yeah, cause D2 in general isn't filling up a high school stadium. Play at Taft.
If they draw more then 1000 a game I'd be stunned and that's high end. Maybe the first couple games out of curiosity but I don't see it holding up fan wise
We were talking about Roosevelt and yes, Taft isn't next door, but it's not Arlington Heights either.
Honestly, I don't care where they play. Taft was just a suggestion that is closer than Arlington Heights.