UofL has got to be stoked with the way their recruiting class is panning out.
They signed a 0 star recruit that shows no other offers and Rivals may have just made his profile today if that tells you anything, Sheriff thinks its a huge get though.Does UL's signing class suck goat balls? Yes or no answer please.
Yes, just below Arkansas State, but a tad better class than Tulane currently.Very busy with limited time to browse.....
Does UL's signing class suck goat balls? Yes or no answer please.
Man the WOKE have a huge decision in front of them... do they celebrate this young man carving his own path and setting an example for future recruits... or do they barely say anything bc it looks like Barstool was involved in the deal.Who would of thought after all of the talk of top recruits going to HBCU's the first to actually do it would be a football player. Plenty of basketball players gave visits but they ended up going pro or to other schools, and succeeding at an HBCU seems infinitely easier in basketball than football.
Grand Slam Collectibles in Murfreesboro, TNBrady, what's your store name?
And the Wizards are much better with the help of the guys they got in the Russ trade.Haven't heard much from you about LAL wanting to trade your boyfriend Russ. Seems to be working out great, like he does everywhere else!!
I could not agree more!And the Wizards are much better with the help of the guys they got in the Russ trade.
When you agree I feel confident I’m right.Lebron is definitely counterproductive. Been saying that for years.
This was so vintage. Worship
No he ain't.He ain’t wrong.
Goodwin wants to be the cherry on top, we’ll wait, no worries!
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