But since you became Rivals, I can't figure out what my password is. It's still on my laptop which is how I access this. But until I can use my phone for the site, I won't pay for the site. I've tried numerous ways to either change my password, or learn it. The password I have listed on my laptop doesn't work. And to change a password so I can access both places, it requires that I know my password. Since I don't know it, I can't change it. I've tried to contact Rivals about it, but couldn't make it happen.

And I checked Google password on my laptop, but it's blank, or not usuable. I'd like to pay you an annual fee. I'll do that, when I'm allowed to use the site on my computer and my phone.

Can anyone help?

I just want to know if some of the folks on here ever stop and think about the stupid stuff they post, knowing it’s likely to end up on that MBG Twitter/X account. I would like to think most people don’t actually feel the way they do when posting with emotions. Regardless, it achieves nothing and is potentially detrimental to recruiting/retention. Go talk to a therapist about your anger, not the board.

So much for the lying fraud Riley.

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Care to share the reasoning behind this?

That means 5 left
My guess

3 OL
2DL

1: Michigan state OG
2: North Texas OG
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They are obviously expecting moral Dline portals to enter down the road .
Maybe they even save one for second portal period this spring .

are on this message board.

Grown adult men freaking out because a teenager took more time to sign with their favorite sports team.

For discussion, please post them here

Are there any OU alum billionaires other than Tim Headington ?
If not billionaires, who is the most wealthy?

With WN, Green.. And the Mizzu NIL Im assuming will be losing KaMori Moore?

Is he signing or not? Last one out? Hope he signs! You guys in Oklahoma have talked him up real well.

You all asked for some notes here, but I’m waiting to talk to a few people on Monday. What I can tell you is that Florida transfer DL Chris McClellan told OU. — at their in-home on Thursday — there wouldn’t be a decision made, or a commitment to anyone, until after they had a long talk with Brent Venables and Todd Bates again early this week. That conversation could have taken place Sunday night, but I was told Monday or Tuesday.

Said conversation will be a bit different than the in-home, where Todd Bates showed the scheme to McClellan and his father.

On that note, I did get to speak to McClellan’s dad about what he thought about the Sooners’ scheme and he said, “I love how aggressive they are and how they allow the DL to go make plays.it’s tailored for the DL to eat. It’s a perfect fit for Chris [McClellan], and I know the developmental part will be there with Coach Bates and BV too,” he added. “What we have to have is all the boxes checked and we are gonna talk to them about all of that after our OV’s to Mizzou and Colorado. I told Coach Bates we wouldn’t commit to anyone this weekend or before we spoke to OU again.”

“Coach Bates is a real one. He was straight with us and that’s what we want. No games. Just transparency and that’s what we gave him too,” McClellan’s dad told OUinsider.

He also said the upcoming conversation will be much more “about getting down to dotting I’s and crossing t’s.”.

*** Obviously, McClellan took two OV’s this weekend. One to Mizzou and one to Colorado. There are pros and cons to both, but McClellan does fancy the SEC and that is something that makes Mizzou the sneaky team here (as we reported very early last week).

Colorado has the flash and they have thrown around heavy amounts of NIL money as well, but the Big 12 and the difference in exposure between the two conferences is something that is working against Deion Sanders and his ‘Go Buffs’ squad.

*** As for OU, they meet most of what McClellan is looking for, but the one thing that could hold the Sooners back is whether or not OU feels CM is worth as much as some of the other programs are going to offer him thru their NIL.

This isn’t a matter of whether OU can pay up or not — they can. It’s more about whether they feel the proverbial juice is worth the squeeze, for a lack of a better analogy.

The Sooners do want McClellan. That is obvious, but there is more to this than I’m ready to dive into just yet (even more than just meeting NIL). Why I’m waiting to hear from a few sources before I finish my write up.

To end, though, I’ll say this: If McClellan does end up announcing to either Mizzou or Colorado, I think you’ll get your answer on whether the Sooners wanted to play ball to the extent those two were willing do. Could there be other reasons for the Sooners’ lack of willingness to be aggressive with NIL? Thats another side we need clarity on and I’m not sure you or I will get that before the bowl games are over. Just me talking out loud here and me purely speculating, though.

But, if the Sooners do want to play ball and compete with Mizzou and Colorado with NIL, we all know OU has the development, winning and relationships that McClellan and his people want, according to McClellan’s father.

In the end, there is little to no surprise that there is an NIL aspect that could sway things away from Todd Bates and BV. But, if OU is willing to get near the ballpark, there are some close to McClellan that feel OU would be the choice.

Now it’s about whether or not OU wants to try and afford the proverbial ticket to get into the ballpark that the sources were speaking about.

Such is life in the world of NIL and CFB. Decisions like that have to be made to build the culture and roster BV and other coaches want.

You have to pay to have them play.

I’ll have more after I talk with some sources later today. Just wanted you aware on what I know about the situation before that. There is more to this picture I want to be able to paint for you all, but need clarity on a bit more (on all sides) before I do so.

Stay tuned.

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I know it's pie in the sky level spiteful, but can we use Cayden Greens NIL money to poach Nwaneri?

Compared to the last two seasons, today was a pretty easy one for the Sooners.

Notes on a successfully NSD, Venables' lauding Skip Johnson's help in recruiting Taylor Tatum and James Nesta, OU's transfer portal plans, more:

Venables continued to emphasize the need for the Sooners to add immediate reinforcements to both lines of scrimmage. He's confident they've accomplished that in the 2024 class.

or is it dead in the water?!?

Michael Hawkins — SIGNED
Brendan Zurbrugg — SIGNED
Taylor Tatum — SIGNED
Xavier Robinson — SIGNED
Zion Kearney — SIGNED
Zion Ragins — SIGNED
Ivan Carreon — SIGNED
KJ Daniels — SIGNED
Davon Mitchell — SIGNED
Eugene Brooks — SIGNED
Isaiah Autry — SIGNED
Daniel Akinkunmi — SIGNED
Josh Aisosa — SIGNED
Eddy Pierre-Louis — SIGNED

Danny Okoye — SIGNED
Wyatt Gilmore — SIGNED
David Stone — SIGNED
Jayden Jackson — SIGNED
Nigel Smith — SIGNED
James Nesta — SIGNED
Eli Bowen — SIGNED
Mykel Patterson-McDonald — SIGNED
Devon Jordan — SIGNED
Michael Boganowski — SIGNED
Jaydan Hardy — SIGNED
Jeremiah Newcombe — SIGNED
Reggie Powers — SIGNED

Worth noting that as a walk-on, Andy Bass will not have his signing officially announced by Oklahoma. But nothing is amiss there, and he will sign his letter of intent tonight on the OUInsider Signing Day Special.

For as quick and athletic as he is, any chance he moves to defensive line? Which group gets paid more in the NFL, OL or DL?

Were they not planning on signing today or is there an opening here with doubts creeping in ?

On Cayden greens commitment post(Instagram), Isaiah replied on his side account saying “😂😂😂OU finna move to the sec and getting fried😂😂”. Not encouraging news for LSN connections.
EDIT- Here’s the screenshot. https://ibb.co/WfwYxH3
EDIT #2- Because some of yall don’t seem to believe this comment was made by him, this is his side account. Go check it out for yourself.

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0:00 — Opening statement
14:45 — On maintaining relationships in the portal era with recruits who commit elsewhere
20:02 — On David Stone and his recruitment
24:10 — On the difficulties of recruiting elite D-linemen
29:12 — On the signing class’s geographical diversity
30:15 — On competing in the SEC with this group
32:40 — #TalkAbout the two-sport signees