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Jacob

Cardenas in the portal

Kleuver was posting during the end of last year - that it is easy to see who is going to transfer a couple months ahead of time, by tracking new follows on social media by coaching staff of those teams considered to be "transfer portal predators"

Can't wait for him to win the national title this year.

No doubt, it seems like an obvious thing to rally around. Glad there was no side angle or anything this time around. Not even among the lowest common denominator.

Something kinda cool - I follow a lot of different college boards. Some more active than others. Among those that have daily activity, there was only one forum where the story was missing (Oklahoma State's 34 and counting), but I doubt it was from malice, and more likely to be with a preoccupation of their own major changes underway. Among all of the boards where it was mentioned, there wasn't a single antagonistic post against him - even behind the cloak of internet anonymity, where cowards usually hang around. Everyone who posted about Sammy was wishing him well and hoping for the best. I was taken aback by that in a good way.

lol hello NJ Dan

They didn't hesitate to put Lock Haven and NC State on the same side of the bracket either. Some bad blood between Noto and his old team. Will be fun to see that one with him and Camacho.

Fun batch of teams going this year.

scary stuff. glad to hear about the latest updates regarding his stable condition. keep fighting, Sammy!

We are lucky to have you here, brodie

Bring back Temple Owls!!!

To be honest with you my bias is usually in favor of small market amd underdog teams - which pushes against the edge of unrealistic. But the reason why I have some other big schools doing well is that I liked those guys before they transfered away from Cal Baptist and North Dakota State. Missouri is traditionally one of the strongest teams (as well as NC State) which are always competitive but their lineup is almost always home grown (few meaningful incoming transfers)

DII

Kade Orr from Kent State to Utah Valley

Lawrence Saenz to San Francisco State

I will accept the second sentence in terms of appreciation for what appears to be exceptional abilities

can you at least agree that if he takes an olympic RS, he will never lose a college match? as ionel knows - I'm never wrong, only early haha

This video was decent but I prefer mine.

If I guarantee that my prediction will sink his career, what should we expect as an outcome? I think we can use reverse pyschology to trick the gods

I doubt he will ever lose a college match