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One paper reported the incident happened at 4AM. “He was a little stressed having the weight of the world on his shoulders by going [to a Division I school], and having to leave his two younger brothers and his family in an unstable environment,” Thomas Gowdy said. It's an all-too-common theme. The promise of an NFL career...many of these kids need help/support now. Regardless of the circumstances of his death, this young man was dealing with a rough time in life that some of us can remember. The media speaks of a scholarship like it is winning the lottery. It is only the beginning of a very rough journey, and what we don't hear about is how many kids don't make it in college. It's a good time to remember that each of us can make a huge difference in the lives of young men, if we choose. God bless this child.

Here are some pre tournament rules for the brackets 1. Every game will be treated as a neutral site game as there was no seeding 2. The underlined games will be the games in the current round 3. Games are treated as if it's happening after the conclusion of the season (meaning any games that happen in the tournament that occured during the season would be treated as a previous game, so if a team played once during season already treat the game as the second matchup in the tournament or if they played twice during the season treat the tournament game as the third game between the teams) 4. The winners of the 8 regions will advance to the southern region bracket of the national tournament which will also be hosted by 792 sports Brackets will be released below but game voting won't be until Friday but feel free to comment your thoughts on the opening matchups, we will publish the links to the voting once the poll is open https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kf9mEYlI3l3J2gn4WB_XC1PLpAU0kWTj1AJAvxMQy_8/edit?usp=drivesdk

Yep, that's the Throwing Mayoan.

Kerwin Bell Mayo/UF currently looking for a job as staff was fired from USF

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28397320/incoming-georgia-tech-freshman-bryce-gowdy-dies