Hate to say I told ya so but…here we are again. Eh @Capt Ron 1

How those arrests coming?

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Another championship the Gator Boys can win. Vote early and often, they’re allowing multiple votes per person…😂😂

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What do we know about Cole?

Blessed to receive an offer from the University of Florida

26’ 6’8 G/W @colecloerr is a top 10 player in the country. EVERYTHING ELITE. His sliders are UP as far as a complete high school guard/wing. I think he will be a better pro than high school player 😳

Cole Cloer averaged 16.5 points over the weekend in Memphis. The 6-7 wing shot over 39% from three as CP3 ran its EYBL record to 7-0. The result has been offers from Villanova, Virginia, UCONN, Providence, and Indiana in the past three days. @colecloerr

Kamauri Whitfield helped TFA win the UF 7on7 tournament on Thursday and Napier offered him as an athlete soon after. It means plenty to the Orlando 2027 talent

Joe Biden has been our narcissist-in-chief. A man who advertised himself as a transitional president when he won the first time but couldn't give it up no matter how bad the poll numbers were. History will not or should not judge Biden kindly. And no better example of how the leaders of the democrat party view the interests of the American people far less than their own quest for power as they would keep this vegetable propped up to get a second term when THEY ALL KNEW of his mental deficiences. And only the Biden debate disaster got them to move him out. Shame on them all.

"The argument, according to the report, became physical, with the accused pushing the alleged victim onto a bed and shaking her, then getting on top of her and holding her down. The alleged victim said the accused began choking her to the point where she could not breathe. At close to 400 pounds, the accused outweighed the alleged victim by more than 200 pounds, the police report said."

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Was scrolling social and saw Devin Jackson ensuring a TFA win in 7on7 at Florida on Wednesday. They won the whole team tournament and his INT was a prime highlight (below, sporting UF gloves).

Reached out to Jax and he says UF is still trying to pull him back into the class and each side is contemplating an official visit.

"They said I'm still a priority and they’re not letting up," Jackson tells Rivals.

He added it "felt good" to be back. Miami, Oregon and Nebraska get him on campus the next three weekends for OVs, so either he pushes one for UF or the Gators host him during the week at some point.

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Enters the portal again….didn’t he just commit to Pitt?? Leaving after their spring game it seems. Hope this kid finds his way and a good landing spot.

Best of luck to him!

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Pretty fair, IMO.

Five Potential Transfer Portal Targets for the Florida Gators
Hector


The Florida Gators baseball program needed the 2025 baseball season on the road in the Conway Regional. The Gators went 1-2 in regionals and will get a head start recruiting the Transfer Portal for the 2026 season.

Florida brings back some key players like Liam Peterson, Aidan King, Brendan Lawson, and others for next season. However, Florida needs to add more talent to their 2026 roster, and the Transfer Portal is a great source to land immediate impact players. Here are five potential Transfer Portal targets for the Florida Gators.

1. OF Jaden Bastian

One of the top players who has already entered the Transfer Portal is Jacksonville outfielder Jaden Bastian. The rising junior was one of the top players in the Atlantic Sun Conference and could be viewed as a top prospect in the 2026 MLB Draft.

Jaden Bastian is a 5’10”, 190-pound outfielder out of Jacksonville University. During the 2025 season, Bastian played and started in all 55 games. Bastian slashed .302/.433/.552 with 64 hits, ten doubles, two triples, eleven home runs, 39 walks, a team-high 36 stolen bases, and a .985 OPS.

Bastian is a very toolsy prospect who can play elite defense in centerfield and is one of the best base-stealers in the country. He would be an excellent addition to Florida’s lineup, who could add another outfielder with good power and speed to their lineup. Bastian was named to the 2025 First Team All-Atlantic Sun Team.

2. C Broedy Poppell

The Florida Gators have a major need at catcher with Luke Heyman and Brody Donay likely to be selected in the 2025 MLB Draft. FAMU catcher Broedy Poppell was one of the first players to announce his intentions to enter the Transfer Portal. Poppell would be an excellent addition for the Gators.

Broedy Poppell is a 5’11”, 180-pound catcher out of Florida A&M University. Poppell had another big season for the Rattlers after being named Second Team All-SWAC in 2024. During the 2025 season, Poppell played and started in all 58 games. Poppell is slashing .325/.451/.613 with 69 hits, seven doubles, nine triples, twelve home runs, 53 RBIs, 47 walks, and a 1.065 OPS.

With Florida’s major need at the catcher position, Poppell should be a priority target for the Gators. Even if Brody Donay returns to Florida, Poppell’s defense would be very valuable, along with his offensive production. Poppell was named to the 2025 All-SWAC First Team.

3. RHP Landon Mack

Another major position of need for the Florida Gators is pitching, including a Sunday starter. If Pierre Coppola returns to UF, he’ll likely be Florida’s Sunday starter, but he has been injury-prone in his collegiate career. If Florida needs to add pitching depth, Rutgers right-handed pitcher Landon Mack could be a strong option.

Landon Mack is a 6’1”, 200-pound right-handed pitcher out of Rutgers University. The rising sophomore had a great freshman season pitching for the Scarlet Knights. In his freshman season, Mack made fifteen appearances and starts. Mack posted a 6-5 record with a 4.03 ERA, 1.22 WHIP, 1.9 BB/9, and 70 strikeouts in 80.1 innings pitched. Mack was named to the 2025 Big Ten All-Freshman Team.

On the mound, Mack has impressed and dominated against some of the best offenses in the country. Mack possesses a four-pitch mix, including his fastball, curveball, changeup, and slider. His fastball sits in the low 90s and tops out at 95 mph. Mack’s breaking pitches have plus swing-and-miss stuff. He pounds the zone and could be a good Sunday starter. Mack was also invited to pitch for the Team USA Collegiate National Team.

4. 3B Rylan Lujo

Another position of need for the Gators heading into the 2026 season is third base. With Bobby Boser going pro, the Gators could add another third baseman to their roster. One third baseman who has played well against the Gators and entered the Transfer Portal is Rylan Lujo.

Rylan Lujo is a 6’2”, 205-pound third baseman out of Dayton University. Lujo was a blue-chip high school prospect out of Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and signed with the Dayton Flyers. In his freshman season, Lujo played and started in all 58 games. Lujo slashed .361/.415/.556 with 87 hits, sixteen doubles, nine home runs, 56 RBIs, and a .971 OPS.

Heading into his freshman season, Lujo was named the Preseason Atlantic 10 Freshman of the Year. While he didn’t win the postseason Atlantic 10 Freshman of the Year award, he was still one of the top underclassmen in the country. Lujo was named to the First Team All-Atlantic 10 Team.

5. RHP Owen Puk

Another right-handed pitcher who could be a nice option for the Gators out of the Transfer Portal is FIU’s Owen Puk. He’s the younger brother of former Florida Gator and current MLB pitcher A.J. Puk.

Owen Puk is a 6’5”, 230-pound right-handed pitcher for the Florida International University Panthers. During the 2025 season, Puk made thirteen appearances and twelve starts. Puk posted a 4-1 record with a 4.91 ERA, 4.20 FIP, 1.39 WHIP, a .224 opponent batting average, and 51 strikeouts in 40.1 innings pitched.

On the mound, Puk possesses a four-pitch mix including his fastball, slider, changeup, and cutter. Puk’s fastball sits 94-96 mph and tops out at 97 mph. His slider gets a ton of swing-and-miss with a 40% whiff rate on the pitch. Puk is draft-eligible and only has one year of eligibility remaining.

This will be our backup catcher.


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Official visit has been set with Ohio State. More details here:

The Florida Gators are back on the diamond in an elimination game versus the East Carolina Pirates. Florida lost to ECU in the first game but routed Fairfield to play against ECU with a chance to play against Coastal Carolina in the championship round. First pitch is at 1 pm EST. Lineups will be posted soon

Out of ND. I'm hoping this helps land catcher Tinney.


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This is a really good move in my opinion.

We give Edgar a lot of crap, but this is a good write-up. Lots of comments from Todd about Oli's development and what they're working on with him.

Living and working in Maryland has been hard. BUT, I am really enjoying listening to the libs/dems in my office bitch/moan/complain about everything Trump has done the past few weeks.

Just today - heard one complaining about the cost of food in general , but especially the cost of eggs, and then wishing ill well on everyone who voted for him. Oh sure, I could have tried to explain that it was Biden and his policies and spending that caused all the problems, and that it will take a little time for Trump to fix the mess that Biden left, including the killing off of millions of chickens to protect against the bird flu, BUT, I knew she wouldn't believe me anyways. So, I just smile a little and laugh to myself listening.

Anyone seen him on the paid boards lately? I wonder if his Republican wife has left him yet. 😂

Thank the good lord! Maybe now we will have good special teams play. Not to mention 11 players on the field at all times. Peace out gordito!

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The Deartment of Justice is recognizing the False Claims act as applying to universities that support antisemitism or racial preferences. This act allows whistleblower, or those agrieved to file claims against the universities for being in violation, with the potential of receiving a portion of the reclaimed federal grants to said universities.
It’s anticipated several large law firms may be lining up to find people impacted by the discriminatory University practices.

“Accordingly, a university that accepts federal funds could violate the False Claims Act when it encourages antisemitism, refuses to protect Jewish students, allows men to intrude into women’s bathrooms, or requires women to compete against men in athletic competitions. Colleges and universities cannot accept federal funds while discriminating against their students. The False Claims Act is also implicated whenever federal-funding recipients or contractors certify compliance with civil rights laws while knowingly engaging in racist preferences, mandates, policies, programs, and activities, including through diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs that assign benefits or burdens on race, ethnicity, or national origin. While racial discrimination has always been illegal, the prohibition on such policies became clear after the Supreme Court stated that “[e]liminating racial discrimination means eliminating all of it.”

This is gonna be fun…,,