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I think there is a good shot all of our Big 3 get to play in the summer league. But I am not confident in any of the make the NBA.

Commitments mean very little nowadays. I mean, you can even sign LOI's and they still don't mean anything. Until guys are on campus and in jerseys, it's just writing. I have to be honest, the system is getting pretty stupid. When there's 700 transfers in a year, it's just out of control. I'm very thankful that we didn't have any of those. It's huge and will pay dividends next winter. We'll get more guys in here in due time. There's no rush.

Looked at the Arizona fan forum and the general consensus is that they don’t want him and don’t see him contributing anything for them despite having a 28 point game at Kansas this past season. He should come to UB, we would be more than appreciative to have him

Tyree -- I read a stat somewhere that he had a 20% off-target rate (which is some sort of stat people track) which was the highest in college football during the last 8 years or something. There was a broad difference of opinion on Tyree among those in the know and, apparently, it wasn't enough to get him drafted. Too much uncertainty to spend a draft pick on. I, like several others, was surprised someone didn't take a chance at the end of the draft. AJ -- When the receivers didn't really go in the draft, he was on the short end. He didn't score well in some areas (speed, jumping, 3-cone) and despite nice highlights and other productivity, he didn't get his number called. I am keen to see how it works out in Tampa Bay. I am cautiously optimistic (between Tyree and Hodge) that AJ can have an impact. Hodge -- I think the fact he didn't have a combine invite was a disadvantage...but he didn't really score well in important metrics (speed, strength, jumping) they use. He was certainly a tackling machine, though. Not sure what happens to Hodge at this point. Maybe he will get an invite at some point somewhere. I am as disappointed as you all are about the fact that none of these guys were drafted. But I wish them the best of luck in their careers after college, be it in football or other endeavors.

Still don’t get the Anthony Johnson thing. He has NFL hands, an NFL body and awareness of how to position his body. He doesn’t have super speed but is fast enough. He should’ve been drafted before any of them. Tyree, I get why he dropped based on the second half of the season. Too many passes skipped off the ground or sailed way over the heads of receivers. That idiot Steve Smith coming down from the TV booth and lecturing Tyree on how to better throw a slant probably didn’t help much either. May not have hurt but it made him a bit of a joke to the announcers