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Baylor LB commit Trenton McCovery was FLYING around the field. 🐻🔥 (Trenton McCorvey 2027 ATH) The 6’1”, 210-pound versatile LB was making plays all night — showcasing his athleticism, instincts, football IQ and ability to impact the game from multiple spots. Baylor got an absolute STEAL.

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EA Sports CFB25 released their Sights & Sounds Deep Dive today and I am DISAPPOINTED! The main theme they use in the video is "Every Team Is Somebody's Favorite" and if you are going to make that claim, then I will hold you to it. My favorite school is the one I attended, Baylor University, and it has been clipped and used in both CFB25 videos with a GLARING mistake to anyone who went to Baylor. The Baylor Line is missing! Every year the freshman class gets a Baylor Line Jersey at the Freshman Line Camp before school starts. They spend a week learning about the school, each other, and our traditions which all leads up to getting a gold Line Jersey with your graduation year as the number and your last name or nickname on the back. Once football starts the Freshman show up hours early in their jersey to each home game and wait in the brutal Texas heat to be in the Baylor Line. Right before the game starts the freshman class runs onto the field in a frenzie to get to the other side of the field and form the tunnel that the team will run through. This is a tradition that is so crazy and dangerous that the NCAA outlawed it and grandfathered Baylor in as the one school allowed. The last home game of the season the graduating senior class gets to join the Freshman and run the line one last time in a double sized mosh pit to send them off how they entered. This tradition is near and dear to Baylor student's hearts. I remember my first time running with my roommate and best friend who both were in my wedding years later. I couldn't wait to watch my brother run his first line when he got here, then getting to run my last line at the last home game as a senior with my brother who was a freshman. I still take a video at every home opener to compare the sizes of the freshman classes, and because it gives me nostalgia and is the thing that makes me really feel that college football has started. So, with all of that, I am calling on College Football 27 and EA SPORTS to please add the biggest Baylor football tradition to the game. My favorite game of all time is NCAA 14, and I am literally taking off work July 19th (my birthday as well if that helps) to play this game, I just want it to be perfect. 🙏 #SicEm #Baylor #CFB25

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St Thomas 6’6 Sophomore Wing Nolan Minnesale has been the most impressive Mid Major NBA prospect in college basketball this season. For the season Minnesale had a standout year where he averaged 20/5/4 along with 2 steals a game while shooting 51% from the field. Standing at 6’6 with a 7 foot inch plus wingspan, along with good athleticism, Minnesale has the tools and frame you want from a modern NBA Wing along with the skill. His mix of finishing, passing, feel, off ball instincts, spot up shooting, defensive versatility, athleticism, and rebounding for his age and size is extremely rare and valuable. Minnesale was one of the best big creators in college basketball this season where he finished in the 88th percentile for PNR play and 92th percentile for Isolation scoring. Minnesale has the size and instincts to effectively to be an efficient creator and he was one of the best creators at the rim in the country this season who has the ability to find his teammates at a high level, he was also a huge threat in transition and has the ability to effect the game off ball at a high level. Minnesale shot 38% from three on spot up three’s while also being a talented cutter and connective passer. He was also an extremely versatile defender who can read passing lanes, get to the right spots off ball, and is a strong rim protector for his size. Since 2008 he’s one of 7 underclassmen who had 100 makes at the rim, 40 made threes, an AST% of 25, and have 10 dunks, joining elite company with 5 top 8 picks, Tyler Tanner, and Cameron Boozer.

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