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I see where the RB coach at Wisconsin also left for the Ravens on LOI day. Slimy bastard Badgers. You can't tell me that Wisconsin didn't know about this ahead of time. And they took in 2 RB recruits yesterday. And, according to their website, the Badgers were able to "flip" 8 commitments. That is, took 8 kids who were committed elsewhere and got them to come to Madison. Is this a Big Ten thing??? Penn State did the same thing, aggressively going after kids who had already committed elsewhere. It's like you know a guy who is engaged, but you keep hitting on his girlfriend anyway in hopes she'll change her mind and go out with you. There is no honor among thieves.

El-Moldo wrote:Slimy bastard Badgers.

LOLOLOLOL that was great

I checked in on a few Pitt blogs this afternoon and didn't see anything about Engram. Then I checked bleachercoaches and Kirk fills me in. Maybe I should be using this site for all my Pitt news. Thanks, Kirk!

#KirkIsTheNewMoldy

SCube - They invented this new thing a few years ago called Twitter. It pretty much gives you instant news. Being that Engram is from PSU, I get news like this instantly throughout the day. By the way, since you seem a little behind the times I will fill you in on a few other inventions you might have missed. Flat Screen TV's, Microwave, and indoor bathrooms.

Forget TV, newspapers, and the world wide web. Maybe we can all depend on TWITTER to keep us updated on Penn state basketball too.

Wow you two need to move into the 21st century. Twitter is the World Wide Web and newspapers except it's instant. I am pretty sure Moldy has channels 6, 8, and 10 and no internet that tis why he relies on Matt Maisel so much. SCube has no TV and relies on his dialup AOL account to connect to Panther Blogs.

He has to have the internet, Bleachercoaches is the internet right?!

You really take things seriously Crimson

Between having a job, spending time with my family, coaching baseball, and other activities, I don't necessarily have time to hang on every tweet. A quick glance at a few blog posts is all I have time to read most of the time. That's why I need to rely on guys like you, Kirk, since you have time to constantly check Twitter for me.

But, you have found time to post 2100 times on Bleachercoaches. 700 or so more than me. Quite the busy guy. Hope infield practice went well today.