Nau has white hats with gold letters.
Nau has white hats with gold letters.
Foreigners join the NCAA also. There are foreigners who are faster than them.
Bazooka wrote:
Colorado would not be a bad choice either.
Great team and Jace Aschbrenner goes there
Which version of Aschbrenner are you referring to? The one who was brilliant before the move to CU, or the one who's done f*ck all since he's been there?
Ncaa guy wrote:
Foreigners join the NCAA also. There are foreigners who are faster than them.
Ok, let’s bump this thread in December 2026
Has anyone determined if this is a verbal or a written commitment?
The Young brothers can rescind a verbal commitment.
Kimbui wrote:
Has anyone determined if this is a verbal or a written commitment?
The Young brothers can rescind a verbal commitment.
Written commitments don't start until November I believe.
It should be NAU or Stanford.
Long shots would be Colorado, Virginia or North Carolina.
But if you want a villain origin story it would be UCLA. The Young twins sign, then Colin Sahlman de-commits from NAU, Nico transfers from NAU, Aschbrenner transfers from Colorado, Aaron Sahlman commits to UCLA, then UCLA will have it's pick of top recruits and transfers for years to come all funded by NIL money.
Where are they getting nil money?
not a peacock wrote:
Where are they getting nil money?
The major universities have extremely deep pockets when it comes to NIL money.
I have a friend from high school who is a lawyer that specializes in NIL deals and he says it's crazy out there now.
Funny you should say that. My best friend is a lawyer and his son is a top 50 guy in the NCAA but is only on a small scholarship and has no NIL deal. He said that there is no NIL money for track in the B10 or ACC.
Agreed, it's not like they're going to Kentucky, and achieving a detrimental experience to both their athletic and academic development.
Manbearpig15 wrote:
It should be NAU or Stanford.
Long shots would be Colorado, Virginia or North Carolina.
But if you want a villain origin story it would be UCLA. The Young twins sign, then Colin Sahlman de-commits from NAU, Nico transfers from NAU, Aschbrenner transfers from Colorado, Aaron Sahlman commits to UCLA, then UCLA will have it's pick of top recruits and transfers for years to come all funded by NIL money.
Would Aschbrenner ever make the top 7 on the team that have 3 Youngs and 2 Sahlmans on it? He’s not progressing as well as expected in college, and he and Nico are the oldest in this group.
Remember all the UCLA hype about getting these two? That fell flat didn’t it.
NAU seems unlikely
i assume that Aaron will go to NAU
if so, why would he not announce at same time
Ggghh wrote:
NAU seems unlikely
i assume that Aaron will go to NAU
if so, why would he not announce at same time
Because the channel is L&L, not L&L&A
What's with all the hate about Kentucky?
less than Tentucky wrote:
What's with all the hate about Kentucky?
No hate - L and L just stated they were going to a “Top College” so Kentucky isn’t one of the options is all.
Manbearpig15 wrote:
It should be NAU or Stanford.
Long shots would be Colorado, Virginia or North Carolina.
But if you want a villain origin story it would be UCLA. The Young twins sign, then Colin Sahlman de-commits from NAU, Nico transfers from NAU, Aschbrenner transfers from Colorado, Aaron Sahlman commits to UCLA, then UCLA will have it's pick of top recruits and transfers for years to come all funded by NIL money.
That would be great ... if they could train in Flagstaff and take online classes. Can't train hard in Westwood.