Hi everyone,

I have a question regarding Minecraft unblocked versions. Recently, I’ve been trying to play Minecraft at school but can’t seem to find a reliable unblocked version.

Most sites are either down or require extra steps that don’t work. I’ve heard that Minecraft unblocked versions can be accessed through certain gaming sites, but they always seem to be temporary or get shut down quickly.

Does anyone know of a safe and working way to access Minecraft unblocked? I’ve tried using VPNs and proxies, but they seem to slow down the game or get blocked. Any recommendations or tips would be greatly appreciated.

Looking forward to hearing your suggestions!

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2. Adrian 34 - Penney(Hamilton) 13
3. Lamar 28 - Fair Grove 25
4. Blair Oaks 38 - Seneca 28
5. Lutheran North 45 - Festus 7
6. Platte County 49 - Helias Catholic 14
7. De Smet Jesuit 35 - Nixa 20
8. Salem(AR) 38 - Mansfield(AR) 20
9. Greenwood(AR) 61 - Shiloh Christian(AR) 35
10. Bryant(AR) 28 - Bentonville(AR) 23
11. Bixby(OK) 43 - Owasso(OK) 42
12. North Crowley(TX) 35 - Allen(TX) 7

This is the most recently compiled list of the top prospects in the upcoming draft.

1) Travis Hunter, Colorado CB/WR
2) Mason Graham, Michigan DT
3) Abdul Carter, Penn State Edge
4) Will Johnson, Michigan CB
5) Ashton Jeanty, Boise State RB
6) Malaki Starks, Georgia S
7) Mykel Williams, Georgia Edge
8) Will Campbell, LSU G/OT
9) Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas OT
10) Cam Ward, Miami QB
11) Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona WR
12) Shedeur Sanders, Colorado QB
13) Tyler Warren, Penn State TE
14) Jalon Walker, Georgia Edge
15) James Pearce Jr., Tennessee Edge
16) Walter Nolen, Ole Miss DT
17) Josh Simmons, Ohio State OT
18) Luther Burden III, Missouri WR
19) Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M Edge
20) Jihaad Campbell, Alabama LB
21) Derrick Harmon, Oregon DT
22) Colston Loveland, Michigan TE
23) Kenneth Grant, Michigan DT
24) Shavon Revel Jr., East Carolina CB
25) Emeka Egbuka, Ohio State WR
26) Jahdae Barron, Texas CB
27) Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon OT
28) Tyler Booker, Alabama G
29) Nic Scourton, Texas A&M Edge
30) Drew Allar, Penn State QB
31) Tyleik Williams, Ohio State DT
32) Mike Green, Marshall Edge
33) Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky CB
34) Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota OT
35) Landon Jackson, Arkansas Edge
36) Benjamin Morrison, Notre Dame CB
37) Isaiah Bond, Texas WR
38) Cameron Williams, Texas OT
39) Deone Walker, Kentucky DT
40) Mason Taylor, LSU TE
41) Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina S
42) Jonah Savaiinaea, Arizona G/OT
43) Evan Stewart, Oregon WR
44) Omarion Hampton, North Carolina RB
45) Marcus Mbow, Purdue C
46) Armand Membou, Missouri OT/G
47) Elic Ayomanor, Stanford WR
48) Kyle Kennard, South Carolina Edge
49) Elijah Arroyo, Miami TE
50) Jalen Milroe, Alabama QB

So now that Trump has won what are you expecting in the next year from him. Just looking for honesty not hyper hole crap. What do you expect he can help you and your family out with when it comes to the economy wages taxes. What will a success look like and what does failure look like.

One of the key concerns for most American and his supporters is inflation and the rising cost of living. How soon in your eyes what would success look like for this, do you want to see him lower prices or just slow it down, or possible just higher wages with no inflation.

What about taxes do you want to see tax cuts or just the rich to get them. If he does not make the Middle class cuts permanent like the rich will you still support him.

What about bringing jobs back and the trade war what do you want to see him do?

Immigration, do you want to see the wall be finished, and all illegals deported?

Gas prices what price do you want to see? When he left office gas was around $1.25 a gallon and you all say Biden raised it with policy changes not inflation or supply and demand, so once he is back in office if he does not get down to that price will his presidency be ruined and how quickly should he get to those prices. What do you reasonable think he can get prices to, to consider his presidency a success?

Looking for a stream link to the visitation tournament - if one exists…

Please and thanks

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ESPN has compiled a list of the top 25 QBs in the transfer portal.

1) John Mateer, 6'1" 219 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: Washington State
Transferring to: Oklahoma

2) Darian Mensah, 6'3" 200 lbs, Redshirt Freshman
Transferring from: Tulane
Transferring to: Duke

3) Fernando Mendoza, 6'5" 225 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: California
Transferring to: We'll see

4) Miller Moss, 6'2" 205 lbs, Redshirt Junior
Transferring from: USC
Transferring to: Louisville

5) Jackson Arnold, 6'1" 210 lbs, Sophomore
Transferring from: Oklahoma
Transferring to: Auburn

6) Kaidon Salter, 6'1" 200 lbs, Redshirt Junior
Transferring from: Liberty
Transferring to: Colorado

7) Conner Weigman, 6'3" 220 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: Texas A&M
Transferring to: Houston

8) Devon Dampier, 5'10" 198 lbs, Sophomore
Transferring from: New Mexico
Transferring to: Utah

9) Michael Van Buren Jr., 6'1" 200 lbs, Freshman
Transferring from: Mississippi State
Transferring to: LSU

10) Billy Edwards Jr., 6'1" 214 lbs, Redshirt Junior
Transferring from: Maryland
Transferring to: Wisconsin

11) Maalik Murphy, 6'5" 230 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: Duke
Transferring to: We'll see

12) Chandler Morris, 6'0" 191 lbs, Redshirt Senior
Transferring from: North Texas
Transferring to: Virginia

13) Beau Pribula, 6'2" 203 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: Penn State
Transferring to: We'll see

14) Air Noland, 6'2" 192 lbs, Freshman
Transferring from: Ohio State
Transferring to: We'll see

15) Luke Kromenhoek, 6'4" 208 lbs, Freshman
Transferring from: Florida State
Transferring to: Mississippi State

16) Deshawn Purdie, 6'4" 220 lbs, Freshman
Transferring from: Charlotte
Transferring to: We'll see

17) Caden Veltkamp, 6'6" 236 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: Western Kentucky
Transferring to: We'll see

18) Kadin Semonza, 5'11" 196 lbs, Redshirt Freshman
Transferring from: Ball State
Transferring to: We'll see

19) Anthony Colandrea, 6'0" 183 lbs, Sophomore
Transferring from: Virginia
Transferring to: We'll see

20) Thomas Castellanos, 5'10" 196 lbs, Junior
Transferring from: Boston College
Transferring to: Florida State

21) Dequan Finn, 6'2" 206 lbs, Redshirt Senior
Transferring from: Baylor
Transferring to: We'll see

22) Preston Stone, 6'1" 214 lbs, Redshirt Junior
Transferring from: SMU
Transferring to: We'll see

23) Tyler Van Dyke, 6'4" 225 lbs, Redshirt Senior
Transferring from: Wisconsin
Transferring to: We'll see

24) Devin Brown, 6'3" 212 lbs, Redshirt Sophomore
Transferring from: Ohio State
Transferring to: We'll see

25) Dylan Lonergan, 6'2'" 212 lbs, Redshirt Freshman
Transferring from: Alabama
Transferring to: Boston College

Current top 50 transfer portal players with the school they attended last year and the one they are already transferring to if available in bold.

1) John Mateer, Washington State QB
2) Darian Mensah, Tulane QB to Duke
3) Eric Singleton Jr., Georgia Tech WR
4) Fernando Mendoza, Cal QB
5) Jeheim Oatis, Alabama DT to Colorado
6) Williams Nwaneri, Missouri DE to Nebraska
7) Dane Key, Kentucky WR
8) Barion Brown, Kentucky WR to LSU
9) Mansoor Delane, Virginia Tech CB
10) Tacario Davis, Arizona CB
11) Miller Moss, USC QB to Louisville
12) Kevin Concepcion, NC State WR
13) Nic Anderson, Oklahoma WR
14) Dillon Thieneman, Purdue S to Oregon
15) Duce Robinson, USC WR
16) Lee Hunter, UCF DT
17) Clev Lubin, Coastal Carolina OLB
18) Max Klare, Purdue TE
19) Jackson Arnold, Oklahoma QB to Auburn
20) Kaidon Salter, Liberty QB
21) Ahmad Hardy, UL Monroe RB
22) Eric Rivers, Florida International WR
23) Justice Haynes, Alabama RB
24) Fluff Bothwell, South Alabama RB
25) Devonte Ross, Troy WR
26) Tanner Koziol, Ball State TE to Wisconsin
27) Keeshawn Silver, Kentucky DT
28) Micah Hudson, Texas Tech WR to Texas A&M
29) Isaiah World, Nevada OT
30) Ethan Onianwa, Rice OT
31) Patrick Kutas, Arkansas OG to Ole Miss
32) Hunter Zambrano, Illinois State OT to Texas Tech
33) Raion Strader, Miami (Ohio) CB
34) Will Heldt, Purdue DE
35) David Blay, Louisiana Tech DT
36) Nyziah Hunter, Cal WR
37) Ethan O'Connor, Washington State CB
38) Wayshawn Parker, Washington State RB
39) Mario Craver, Mississippi State WR
40) CJ Daniels, LSU WR
41) Julian Humphrey, Georgia CB to Texas A&M
42) Johntay Cook II, Texas WR
43) Zechariah Poyser, Jacksonville State S
44) Luke Hasz, Arkansas TE to Ole Miss
45) Conner Weigman, Texas A&M QB to Houston
46) Devon Dampier, New Mexico QB to Utah
47) Chase Sowell, East Carolina WR to Iowa State
48) Reggie Virgil, Miami (Ohio) WR to Texas Tech
49) Ismail Mahdi, Texas State RB
50) Alex Wollschlaeger, Bowling Green OT

Spent on scaring people about Transgender issues
It’s such a huge problem not one GOPer has brought it up since the election. $37 million in attack ads. Mostly made up nonsense.

On3 provides a prediction for where college recruits will sign. They compile data from several sources in order to make the percentages for these predictions. They are obviously just and idea but still interesting to look at/talk about. They have made a list of the top 12 most likely destinations for his college career with percentage of likelihood.

1) Mizzou - 22.3%
2) Nebraska - 15.7%
3) Alabama - 13.4%
4) Georgia - 11.2%
5) Oklahoma - 8.5%
6) Arkansas - 5.7%
7) Kansas State - 3.0%
8) TCU - 3.0%
9) Texas A&M - 3.0%
10) Tennessee - 3.0%
11) Ohio State - 3.0%
12) Miami - 3.0%