Top-10 Iowa State has been upset by Northern Iowa. Matchup against MTSU coming soon

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11/21/2024 | 11 A.M.

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This thread will be made to monitor noteworthy transfer portal activity as it relates to MTSU

TRANSFER PORTAL COMMITS
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TRANSFER PORTAL TARGETS
- Northwest Missouri State (DII) tight end Zach Akins (2 YEARS)


NOTABLE PLAYERS IN THE PORTAL
- Kennesaw State cornerback JeRico Washington (3 YEARS)
- Kennesaw State tight end Carson Kent (2 YEARS)
- Lousiana Tech tight end Hunter Tipton (2 YEARS)
- Kennesaw State running back/return specialist Qua Ashley (2 YEARS)

I have no words. Well…..maybe a question, is MTSU still paying Stockstill too?
https://www.tennessean.com/story/ne...-payroll-struggles-glenda-glover/76306642007/

Old rival Tennessee Tech brings an unblemished 4-0 record into the Murphy Center Tuesday night. Tech's most impressive victory thus far has been a 48-46 road victory at Chattanooga. The Golden Eagles have a combination of youth & experience this year. Their team sports 5 freshmen & 6 upperclassmen.
While not the equivalent length of Middle Tennessee the Lady Techster's roster includes 5 players between 6' 0" & 6' 2" in overall height.
Looking at Tech's schedule MT will represent the Golden Eagles most difficult game thus far. They do have an upcoming road contest with Colorado which will be their loan Power 4 opponent.

Murray State
11/16/2024 | 3 p.m.

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Getting the Lightning’s Lounge back up and going. This will be a thread for the 2025 football recruiting class to keep you updated along the way

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New Mexico State University
Location: Las Cruces, NM
Founded: 1888 Enrollment: 14,432
Colors: Crimson and White Nickname: Aggies
Series: Tied 3-2
Stadium: Aggie Memorial (30,343)
Head Coach: Tony Sanchez (NMSU, 1998) Record at NMSU: 0-0 (1st) Overall: 20-40 (5)
2023 Record: 10-5 2023 Bowl: New Mexico
Starters Ret./Lost: 10/16 Lettermen R/L: 28/39

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Significant loss to the class as Joel Lowenberg flips his commitment to Wake Forest. MTSU still holds one linebacker commit in 2025

I like keeping everyone up to date on our most successful program. Per interview with Matt, they're not completely done with recruiting the '25 Class. Here is everything I know (all my rankings are according to Prep Girls Hoops).

Signed:

• Carsyn Swaney, 5'11" PG from Heritage HS (Maryville, TN)
  • #15 in TN, avg 21.2 ppg, 3.3 rpg
• Macie Phifer, 5'11" SF from Ingomar HS (New Albany, MS)
  • #1 in MS, 2024 MS Gatorade Player of the Year, 2023 Class 1A Miss Basketball, 2024 Class 2A Miss Basketball, avg 20.1 ppg, 6.1 rpg
• Blair Baugus, 6'0" PF from Wayne County HS (Waynesboro, TN)
  • #3 in TN, 2023 Class 1A TN Miss Basketball, avg 17.1 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 1.5 apg, 2.3 spg
• Kirston Verhulst, 5'8" PG from Bishop Miege HS (De Soto, KS)
  • #7 in KS, 2023 Class 4A State Champion, avg 14.5 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 1.4 apg
• Nicole Dominguez, 6'10" C from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
  • Featured on Spain's U17 FIBA World Cup (Bronze-medal winner), 6.7 ppg, 6 rpg
• Jenna McClendon, 6'4" C from Prattville Christian Academy (Deatsville, AL)
  • unranked, Returning from ACL surgery in January '24.

Off the Board:

• Jaidynn Askins, 6'0" SF from Jackson Southside HS (Jackson, TN)
  • #22 in TN, verbal commit to Murray State
• Ace Austin, 5'5" PG from Spring Garden HS (Piedmont, AL)
  • #1 in AL, #55 Nationally, 2024 AL Miss Basketball signed to Alabama
• Olivia Vinson, 5'11" SG from Coffee County HS (Manchester, TN)
  • #31 in TN, signed to Lipscomb
• Maya Makalusky, 6'3" SF from Hamilton Southeastern HS (Fishers, IN)
  • #2 in IN, #35 Nationally, signed to Indiana
• Lyriq Mastin, 5'6" PG from Blackman HS (Murfreesboro, TN)
  • #12 in TN, signed to Tennessee Tech
• Reese Beaty, 5'8" PG from York Institute (Jamestown, TN)
  • #2 in TN, signed to Iowa State
• Emily Hunter, 6'8" C from TPLS Christian Academy (Woodlake, VA)
  • #4 in VA, signed to TCU
• Channah Gannon, 6'3" C from Coffee County HS (Manchester, TN)
  • #19 in TN, verbal commit to Southern Indiana
• Ciara Byars, 6'2" CG from George Rogers Clark HS (Winchester, KY)
  • #3 in KY, #65 Nationally, signed to Michigan
• Harmonie Ware, 5'9" SG from Bradley Central HS (Cleveland, TN)
  • #5 in TN, signed to Arkansas
• Tatianna Stovall, 6'1" SF from Bradley Central (Cleveland, TN)
  • #6 in TN, signed to Kennesaw State
• Lauren Hurst, 6'3" PF from Cleveland HS (Cleveland, TN)
  • #1 in TN, #42 Nationally, signed to Tennessee

tonight at the Ford Ice Center 8:45 vs Vanderbilt

Middle Tennessee's Lady Raiders look to return to the winning column after their 1st loss of the year to the Tennessee Lady Vols 75-89.
Alcorn comes in to the Murphy Center sporting a 1-3 record against very tough early season competition. Alcorn State's 3 losses have been on the road to North Texas, Mississippi St, & Alabama. Alcorn St is not a total push over. While MT will definitely be the favorite in Sunday afternoon's contest Alcorn has excellent speed & athleticism, & as a team hungry for a D1 victory should not be overlooked.

Record based on matchup predictor (our % chance to win): 17-11-1

Ohio: 38.1
UAB: 18.1
Rhodes: 99
Belmont: 44.3
Cal Baptist: 64.2
Lipscomb: 60.4
Tennessee: 1.8
FIU: 63.9
Liberty: 22.4
KSU: 77.7
Jax St: 65.3
WKU: 66.6
SHSU: 30.5
Louisiana Tech: 20.9
NMSU: 74.9
UTEP: 78.4
Jax St: 34.2
KSU: 54.6
WKU: 35.4
Louisiana Tech: 43.4
SHSU: 56.0
NMSU: 50.6
UTEP: 50.0
Liberty: 54.0
FIU: 83.7

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Nicole Dominguez, 6’10” C

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Carsyn Swaney, 6’0” G

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Kirston Verhulst, 5’8” G

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Macie Phifer, 6’1” G

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Jenna McClendon, 6’4” F

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Blair Baugus, 6’1” G

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Very good paper on the status of what we know now.

This is the definition of back-up plan. The B12 and ACC sadly see the writing on the wall that they are at the mercy of the P2. Multiple places saying the CFP will likely increase to 14-16 when the new deal begins in '26 with 3-4 guaranteed spots for the P2.

I'm telling you. The P2 split will happen by the end of the new CFP media contract that ends after '31 season. They will expand to ~20 each and the ACC/B12 leftovers will be in a new grouping with us.

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Newly released JFK files reveal Democrat President Lyndon Johnson was a member of the KKK, which was run by Democrats

12/29/2019 / By Jayson Veley

Since President Trump released roughly 2,800 previously classified documents on the assassination of John F. Kennedy last week, media outlets within the United States and around the world have been scrambling to find any new information regarding the death of our 35th president. In the process, a document has been uncovered that reveals something that may or may not be surprising to Americans across the country – that former Democratic President Lyndon Johnson was once a member of the Ku Klux Klan.

“Ned Touchstone, editor of The Councilor, has been identified by a confidential informant as a member of the Original Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,” the document states. “The source advised in December, 1963, that Touchstone claimed that the Klan had documented proof that President Johnson was formerly a member of the Klan in Texas during the early days of his political career.”

While it may come as a shock to some, the fact that President Johnson was formerly a member of the Ku Klux Klan is rather unsurprising for a number of reasons. The first has to do with the fact that on multiple occasions, President Lyndon Johnson allegedly made racial slurs, which for decades has led many Americans to believe that Johnson himself viewed the white race as superior to blacks.

“I’ll have those n****** voting Democratic for the next 200 years,” Johnson allegedly said to two governors on Air Force One at one point during his presidency. Another time, President Johnson said, “These Negroes, they’re getting pretty uppity these days and that’s a problem for us… Now we’ve got to do something about this, we’ve got to give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference.”

The second reason why these revelations about President Johnson are actually rather unsurprising is because throughout the 19th century and well into the 20th century, the Democrat Party has been the party of slavery, racism and segregation. As a matter of fact, between the years 1866 and 1966, the Democrat Party rejected every single piece of civil rights legislation that made its way through the halls of Congress.

When it came to the 13th Amendment of the United States Constitution, which officially freed the slaves, the vast majority of Democrats voted against it while only four voted in favor of it. The Democrats also opposed the 14th Amendment, which granted slaves United States citizenship, while the Republican Party overwhelmingly supported it. When it came time to vote for the 15th Amendment, which gave slaves the right to vote, not a single one of the 56 Democrats in Congress at the time voted in favor of it.

As the United States moved into the 20th century, iconic Democratic figures such as John F. Kennedy were rejecting civil rights legislation such as the famous Civil Rights Act of 1957. Democratic Senator Al Gore Sr. of Tennessee also opposed it.

And yet, Democrats today within the mainstream media and Washington DC have the audacity to claim that it’s the Republicans who are the racists. Without any proof or substantial evidence whatsoever, the liberals always seem to resort to claiming that those on the right hate people of color and that conservatives somehow perpetuate institutionalized racism in America. (Related: A liberal college professor claims that meritocracy and hard work is rooted in white racism.)

Perhaps they are simply trying to cover up for their racist past of supporting slavery and segregation, or maybe they are just in desperate need of a history lesson. Either way, the sooner the American people learn the truth about the Democrat Party and the evil that is intertwined in its founding, the better.

Sources include:

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CanadaFreePress.com

WashingtonExaminer.com

Evansville
11/13/2024 | 6:30 p.m.

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The Middle Tennessee Lady Raiders play the Lady Vols in match-up #2 of 3 in Knoxville this Tuesday night. UT carries an overall record of 521-60 (.89% winning margin) in home games at TB Arena. Kim Caldwell's team is undefeated having played all their games at home thus far. Caldwell's high pressure D has caused 30+ turnovers in their 2 early season wins over considerably weaker competition. UT will be led by junior transfer guard Ruby Whitehorn, & senior guard Jewel Spear.
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