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Trumps FL Classified Docs Case Suspended Indefinitely. Will people parrot it’s a Trump judge or will they look at Jack Smith own comments where he admitted some of the “evidence” presented was of staged photos. Like it or not, all these cases are going to fall apart. The hush money case is going nowhere and the bank loan case is common practice amongst all business loans. Toots and crew has been claiming the walls are closing in since the Russia Hoax. It’s obvious law fare and is going to get Trump re-elected. The fascist mindset of the democrat party is only going to embolden him with all the BS cases and simultaneous attempt to destroy free speech. Looks like it’s all coming back around to hit them right in the keister. It’s going to be fun watching people squirm as this all plays out.

Obviously not a MoSports issue necessarily but I have never heard the kind of hype this guy has gotten. You obviously don't have to win a crazy amount of games in college to be a successful pro (Josh Allen), but am I missing something with this guy?

Research has shown for years that later school start times help kids be more productive and healthy. My local school ignores the research still.

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Helsley has a bad finger and hasn’t pitched in days so the genius Marmol decides to get two innings out of him. Turns the series toward Philly. This video is the highlight of Marmol’s career.

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Quarterbacks

Carson Boyd, Cardinal Ritter 6-0, 200 As a junior, Boyd completed 80 percent of his passes for 2,224 yards and 29 touchdowns. He ran for 576 yards and six scores. He is off to Illinois after high school.

Dillon Duff, De Smet 6-2, 200 Committed to Kansas State.

Tillman Martin, Liberty North 6-4, 205. He's a Great passer and was named to the 1st Team All-State. He's a state-champion quarterback with a rocket launcher for an arm. He makes difficult throws look easy, and the ball rarely hits the turf after it leaves his hand.

Offensive Linemen

Jack Lange, Eureka, 6-8, 290. He is a big-bodied, athletic pancake artist who has received a lot of interest from Power 5 schools.

Will Kemna, Helias, 6-5, 260 A great combination of size, power, and flexibility, exploding off the ball and driving defenders downfield with good pad level in the run game.

Michael Cunningham, De Smet, 6-4. 275 Good power, top speed, and athleticism allow Michael to flatten second-level defenders in space.

Running Backs

Jamarion Parker, Cardinal Ritter, 6-1, 185. As a Junior, Parker tallied 1,644 yards (11.2 avg) on the ground, 16 receptions, and 26 touchdowns.

Gabe Fields, St. Joe Central, 6-0, 190. Iowa State, Baylor, and Vanderbilt are courting him.

Travon Pankey, Oak Park 6-1, 190, finished with 1,884 yards of total offense (1,742 rushing) and 28 touchdowns in 12 games. He had tremendous vision, showing the patience to wait for the running lane to come open and then hit it with a sense of urgency. Once he hits the open field, he has the speed to simply run away from the defense, and he also has the elusiveness and contact balance to make defenders miss.

Tight Ends

Brock Camp, Hickman, 6-7, 240. He is an Excellent athlete who had over 40 receptions for 684 yards in his junior season. He also plays basketball.

Gabriel Cunningham, Holt, 6-5, 245, Had 41 receptions for 742 yards in his junior season. He is another capable athlete with good hands.

Jackson Kohl, CBC, 6-5 250 Big body that can catch the ball, has five D1 offers, including Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Wide Receivers

Isaiah Mozee, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 190, is committed to the Oregon Ducks and is the top college prospect of the 2025 class.

Dejerrian Miller, Cardinal Ritter, 6-4, 190. Kentucky, Ole Miss, Arkansas, and Colorado are on the list. Had 66 receptions for 1,361 in 2023. Over 20 yards per. Hey now.

Corey Simms, CBC 6-3, 190. Had 79 receptions for 1,049 yards in his junior season. Can we see 1,500 in 2024

Defensive Linemen

Ka'Mori Moore, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 285. A rare combination of speed and power allows him to beat centers with an easy choice of quickness or a bull rush when it comes time for one-on-one pass rushes.

Lucas Allgeyer, MICDS, 6-6, 260 All-State linemen, had 64 tackles in 2023. He is on a tour of Power 5 schools this Spring.

Motie Williams, Liberty North, 6-3, 280. Two-time state wrestling champion. First-team All-State in football. Motie has the size, athleticism, and physicality to project into multiple OL positions at the next level. Coaches love seeing Motie's combination of power and top speed displayed as a defender pursuing ball carriers in the open field.

Linebackers

Jason King, DeSmet, 6-2, 210. Committed to Missouri. All-metro players had 90 tackles in 2023. Good speed with a 4.5 40-yard time.

Chase Pearsall, Lee's Summit North, 6-1, 220 Chase's speed, awareness, and acceleration in pass coverage give him a chance to be a great three-down linebacker in college.

Theodore Grace, Kearney, 6-2, 215. This 1st team All-State player had 124 tackles in 12 games on the season. He is impressive against the run, showing his ability to read his keys and flow to the ball. He is a fast and heavy hitter with outrageous power-lifting numbers.

Defensive Backs

Antonio Parker, Cardinal Ritter, 6-0 175 Coaches love Antonio's rare combination of acceleration and closing speed displayed, disrupting bubble screens as an off-defender before they get back to the line of scrimmage. Confidence, good length, reactive athleticism, and next-level top speed give Antonio all the tools to be a lockdown corner in college.

Vi'Naz Cobb, Cardinal Ritter, 6-2, 205 ' Naz displays good size, top speed, quick hips, and ball skills in man coverage. Good instincts and acceleration are displayed when attacking the catchpoint once the ball is thrown. Power, good tackling ability, and productivity as a Blitzer highlight Vi'Naz's potential to be a versatile back-end defender.

Gionni McBride, NKC, 6'2 170 Gionni displays quick feet and a fluid change of direction, mirroring receivers in man coverage. Gionni's length and athleticism allow him to blanket receivers in the red zone and disrupt 50/50 balls. A great combination of size, ball skills, and long speed suggests Gionni has all the tools to thrive on an island in college.

Biden loves America. He loves the working class. He may stutter. He may have to appease some left wingers with some policies. But the man is generally a moderate.

He has helped MAGA people more than Trump ever has. But they are too stupid to realize it.


Two signature laws of the Biden administration are spreading hundreds of billions of dollars across the country, funding everything from new roads in Florida to broadband lines in Alaska to green energy projects in California.

But where that $442 billion (so far) will have the most impact are in places where voters are least likely to support Joe Biden in November, according to a new Yahoo Finance analysis.

The largest recipients of funds approved by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act — when measured per capita — are four states that Biden himself lost by at least 10 points in 2020: Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming.

Of the 18 states where residents are set to benefit the most from the money on a per capita basis, 12 were won by Donald Trump in 2020.


In just one remarkable recent example, a Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll found that Donald Trump won by a tally of 42% to 38% on the question of whom voters most trust to handle infrastructure.

That’s even after Biden signed a landmark infrastructure bill into law in 2021 and after four years in office that saw Trump take no significant action on the issue.

I think Missouri's playoff system, while a good attempt to be like other sports and have a true bracket, could be modified and improved. It's no secret this first round is a joke and the forfeits will only continue to rise. I like Illinois' playoff system, 32 teams, based on record, seeded in two brackets of 16 (based on geography). I believe Class 7 and Class 8 might be a 32 team bracket since most are in the northern part of Illinois anyway. I do think Missouri's point system is better than just going off record like Illinois does (rewards soft schedules, etc), most 5-4 teams in ILL make the playoffs. The same could be true for Missouri. I also don't like that Illinois schools have no idea what Class they are until the 256 qualifiers are announced. I say we keep the classes from preseason, and then use the point system to take the top 32 schools in each class. Then divide them up into 2 geographic brackets (East/West or North/South) to prevent true cross-state travel 4 weekends in a row.

Here's what Class 3 looked like: There was an imbalance in district points, Districts 1 - 4 (the "east") had way more than 16 teams represented out of 32, so I had to poach a few to go to the West bracket.
East Bracket
#1 St. Mary's vs #16 Orchard Farm
#8 Priory vs #9 Cardinal Ritter
#4 Kennett vs #13 Sullivan
#5 Lutheran North vs #12 Normandy

#2 Valle Catholic vs #15 Westminster
#7 St. Clair vs # 10 Dexter
#3 Park Hills vs #14 Winfield
#6 Ste. Genevieve vs #11 Potosi

West Bracket
#1 Odessa vs #16 Buffalo
#8 Owensville vs #9 Chillicothe
#4 St. Pius KC vs #13 Seneca
#5 Center vs #12 Mountain Grove

#2 Aurora vs #15 Pleasant Hill
#7 Blair Oaks vs #10 Boonville
#3 Mexico vs #14 Oak Grove
#6 Summit Christian vs #11 Hollister

Is it perfect? No. Illinois brackets are often times not completely 50% balanced with the best teams. Geography has to come into play in my mind. Doing all 32 teams together could create some nightmare trips on repeated weekends. But you certainly could try if everyone was agreeable.
Are the seeds perfect? Of course not. There's been many years where East St. Louis is a lower seed thanks to a 5-4 or 6-3 record and they blitz everyone.

I do like the formula dictating seeding. Something has to, and I think it's better than straight record. Look at a team like Cardinal Ritter...I think we can all agree they are top 32 Class 3 team, and probably a top 16 team. With a 3-6 record they'd no chance in ILL to make the playoffs, the formula rewards their schedule.

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The good ole days when men were men and no one knew what YAC was because they simply went deep.

#81 Jackie Smith, along with Kellen Winslow Sr the 2 greatest TE to ever step on a football field in the state of Mo.

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Graduation is this month, can you believe it? We hope the best for all of them.

Williams Nwaneri,DL, Lee’s Summit Noth – Mizzou

Jayshawn Ross, DE/ATH, Liberty North, Alabama

Jaden Reddel, TE, Ray-Pec, Georgia

Andrew Sprague, OL, Rockhurst, Michigan

Melvin Laster, LB, Liberty North, UNLV

Keelan Smith, DB, Liberty North, Nebraska

Marcus Neal, WR/ATH, Raytown South, Iowa State

Darius Pahmahmie, T, Liberty North, UNLV

Eltoum Murgus, LB, NKC, Wyoming

Derek Joiner, OL/DL, Grandview, Houston

Jacorey Love, RB, Liberty North, SEMO

Thomas Coppinger, TE/LB, Rockhurst, TCU

Mason Love, P, Park Hill South, South Carolina

Willie Mays, whose 93rd birthday is tomorrow: He was born on May 6, 1931.

A simple summary of his career: a .302 career batting average, 660 home runs and 12 Gold Glove awards. No other player had a lifetime batting average above .300, won at least 10 Gold Gloves and hit at least 300 HRs. (And Mays led the majors in steals three straight years, from 1956–1958.) Greatest steroid-free player ever, IMO.

Nixa led most of the game but Republic came back in the 4th. Republic's winning point came from a foul called on a free throw rebound 85 feet from their basket with 2 seconds left. I guess if Nixa would have made their free throws it wouldn't have happened.

5th round to the Jets

I had mentioned in another thread somewhere recently that if McCollum took the job at MSU, Abreu would probably follow him.

With McCollum taking the job at Drake, Abreu is following him and is transferring to Drake.

Willard alum finishing his career at a D1

Saw something last night i have never seen before. This game was in double overtime with .1 second left. Crane had the ball down 2 throwing it in from the baseline. As you know with less than .3 you can only tip the ball. No catch and shoot is allowed. Crane threw it in under the basket and a girl in mid air tipped it in and forced triple OT. I have never seen this pulled off in a girls game. Crane went on to win this game even with a few of their starters fouling out. I question the hometown clock keeper as well. They should of let the clock run out on the jump ball call that led to the play. No way the officials would of added more time. I watched this on You tube on Blue Eyes live stream. Worth going on to watch the play.

Here are the pool-play assignments for the Perryville Tournament this Saturday, October 5, 2019.
Pool A: Advance, Southern Reynolds (Ellington), Perryville JV, Bismarck
Location: Perry Park Center (Court 1)
Pool B: Valle Catholic, Leopold, Lesterville, Scott City
Location: Perry Park Center (Court 2)
Pool C: Dexter, Fredericktown, St. Vincent, Kingston
Location: St. Vincent de Paul High School
Pool D: Perryville, Bernie, Doniphan, Dexter JV
Location: Perryville High School
Pool E: Central (Park Hills), Central (Cape Girardeau), Clearwater, Saxony Lutheran
Location: Perryville Middle School

Will have complete pool-play scores and results from the brackets on Saturday. Top two teams in each pool go to the 10-team Gold Bracket. Five teams that finish third in each pool go to the Silver Bracket; teams that finish last in each pool go to the Bronze Bracket. All brackets are single-elimination.

With the NIL era, coaches leaving and players transferring, just make a 4 week free agency at the end of each school year. All players can talk to whoever they want. Coaches leave for better deals. Players leave now days for better deals. Scholarships are only good for 1 year anyway TBH. Fall sports could start theirs 2 weeks after their season. It would eliminate the portal. In essence everyone would be in the portal every year and free to leave.