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An Open Letter to the DBB Community
Dear DBB, How else could I start My term on this great website But with a Haiku? I’m still in shock that this is happening. For those that don’t know, my name is Robert Schmitz and my journey to writing this blog post began with me chattering so ceaselessly about Chicago’s professional football team in 2018 that my wife pushed me to start a podcast “so that you can find someone else to talk to about this”.
Bears Training Camp Day 3: Sam Mustipher Looks To Hold Starting Position
By Matt ZahnJuly 30, 2021 at 7:40 pm LAKE FOREST, Ill. (CBS) — Trades featuring young prospects were the center of attention, but the Bears continued week one of training camp with one lineman trying to hold his place as a starter. Sam Mustipher, an undrafted rookie in 2019, is now looking to lock down the starting center job he took over last season. He added weight and strength in the offseason in the best way possible.
BlueAndGold - Top 10: Notre Dame's Best Offensive Line Recruiting Classes
Notre Dame signed five offensive linemen in the 2021 recruiting cycle, a quintet tied with Oregon for No. 5 in the country by Rivals, behind Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State and Texas A&M. The group is led by five-star Blake Fisher, the No. 25-ranked player overall, and Rocco Spindler, who is No. 67. Four-star Caleb Johnson and three-star figures Pat Coogan and Joe Alt round out the group.
BlueAndGold - Notre Dame's Best Recruiting Classes Along The Offensive Line
For the first time in the Rivals era that officially began in 2002, Notre Dame could have two offensive linemen ranked among the outlet’s Top 60 national prospects. That’s because on Saturday, Clarkston, Mich., guard Rocco Spindler (currently No. 56) gave his verbal pledge to Notre Dame, where he will join Avon, Ind., tackle Blake Fisher (currently No. 22) in the class.
Recruiting Review: Notre Dame's 2014 Class
Don’t miss out on any of our exclusive football, basketball and recruiting coverage. Click here to get your 30-day free trial! Maybe the top sound bite from Notre Dame’s most recent Signing Day was head coach Brian Kelly acknowledging that Fighting Irish recruiting classes would generally rank somewhere between “5 and 15.” “There’s a line there we can’t get over based upon what our distinctions are here,” he said.
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