Congratulations to Flannery and CC!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertflannery
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-carter-21a66266

Check the bribery trail! Arggggggghhhhh, big college sports business gets the breaks.

Holy Toledo - I'm hearing this was all self-reported to the NCAA.

Mr. Wolken is right.

Gotcha

Being educated on AGS - the Scouts have compiled the Pro Day hand times.

NFLDraftScout is officially listing Keelan's 40 time at Pro Day as 4.56 (which feels like an average of 4.45 to 4.65). Projecting 5th-6th Rd, which seems about right, he might sneak into the late 4th if there's a huge run on WR, and frankly, this class is deep on WR talent (There are no Julio Jones, A.J. Green, Andre Johnson, Calvin Johnson types this year), not top tier talent, but late 1st-4th Rd guys who can really contribute. Don't foresee WR being a super hot commodity as opposed to the insane depth at DT/DE in this year's draft.

http://www.draftscout.com/dsprofile.php?PlayerId=1004548&DraftYear=2019

I wonder where Keelan is having his draft watch party.

Regardless, I'll be at Linguini's in Alameda Thursday 4/25 night for Round 1, Friday 4/26 night for Rounds 2-3 and Saturday 4/27 most of the Day for Rounds 4-7.

Would be crazy to see KD go by the end of Friday night.

FYI, for the first time in its history, the 2019 NFL Draft will be conducted from Nashville, TN
Dierks Bentley is slated to play a show before it kicks off Thursday night:

https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2019/04/16/nfl-draft-downtown-nashville-security/3312290002/

Dan has some great Tweets.

I love that Aggie Game of Thrones graphic!

A semifinal home game too...

Looking ahead to 2019...circle the VS. MONTANA GAME 9/28/19.

I see a rivalry brewing, Hauck and Co. are coming to town, a quick week after we get back from Fargo taking on the defending champs.

Get ready for some heated football, even dirty football (all on the Montana side), dare I say old school football...

Top thread of the year? Certainly one of the games of the year in all of college football.

Vegas is just a hop-skip flight away! I will be watching Raider games, so if Doss ends with the Raiders, there will be plenty of updates from me.

Got me watching the scoreboards... Go Softball!

Stingers Up! ***sips wine

https://www.rotoworld.com/college-football/nfl-draft/player/37458/keelan-doss

Rotoworld puts up just about every sliver of draft news that comes up on a daily basis. KD has plenty for a FCS guy.

I'd offer that 4.45 at 6'2" 210 lbs is more than adequate in terms of speed...and catch radius.

Line on Doss is anywhere from 3rd to 7th round, have not talked online to any draft experts who think he won't be drafted by the close of draft days on Saturday, April 27th, 2019.

Detroit, New England, Oakland/Las Vegas, San Francisco, Arizona and Atlanta have all been linked to his name.

From NFL.com --- compares to Green Bay Packers WR Geronimo Allison

Overview
Wins with a high football IQ and above average skill level, but has to prove he can transfer those elements into catches against NFL coverage. He is not a burner and can be a little delayed in defeating press, but he just has a feel for finding catches using above-average route savvy and ball skills. His lack of top-end speed and suddenness could push him towards a role as a big slot and WR3/WR4.

Strengths
NFL-ready frame and smart footballer
Runs routes with advanced attention to detail
Separates with crisp breaks and effective rocker step stems
Widens zones with route acumen to create more throwing space
Quarterback-friendly working back to the ball and scrambling with quarterback
Top-notch ball skills across the board
Fluid with mid-throw body adjustments
Drops and digs low throws and elongates for perfect high-point attempts
Soft hands to pluck it and tuck it in traffic
Dots feet in bounds on sideline catches

Weaknesses
Feet lack suddenness
Excessive stutter-step release to free himself vs. press
Press corners can attach to hip on outside release
Inflated catch production with screens and rub routes
Rare to see him race past a cornerback on a go
Vertical routes are usually crowded and contested
Inconsistent hauling in throws behind him
Nothing special with run after catch

Sources Tell Us
"He's got size and understands how to play the position. I don't know how he runs, but I like receivers who are at their best when the ball is in the air anyway." - AFC Receivers coach

Undrafted Free Agents always get their shot. Scouts and GMs love to showcase their UDFAs and get them signed to practice squads, OR, watch them earn a spot through pre-season. Happens all the time.