If I remember correctly, Mack kind didn't give him much consideration last year because of injuries. Now, I hope MB is still keeping an eye on him after he destroyed Akins High last night. Check out the linked box score, which I will sum up here:

90-yard KO return TD
2 carries, 128 yards, 1 TD (which went for 93 yds)
2 receptions, 53 yards, 1 TD (44 yds)

After looking at his rivals page, the 4* WR no longer has Texas on his mind. He is considering BC, Florida, Oregon, and Big 12 schools CU, KU, Mizzou, Nebraska, Tech.

To reiterate: he is from Austin High (yes, in Austin), he's a big-time playmaker, #20 on the Texas Top 100, and he's healthy. But a year ago he was injured, so Mack lost interest. Did I miss anything?

A link I saw at With Leather to an article at Slate. A different, intelligent viewpoint on the Vince Young sitution.

Take a few minutes from your day and head on over to Music City Mircles to witness a hilarious pissing contest between Big Blue Shoe and the MCM community. And just when you think it's dying down, another laugh out loud topic/accusation comes up.

Article from the Oregonian states the Blazers may be falling in love with DJ. He may not be around at 13 when they pick, but if he is it looks like they'll snatch him up. Sounds like in his workout other people found out what we already know.

Director (and baseball fan, and Austin resident) Rick Linklater has created a documentary about Augie Garrido titled Inning by Inning: A Portrait of a Coach. From the site: "The film profiles this remarkable coach's career and unique approach to teaching the game with unprecedented access to his team meetings, practices, and conversations with players during games."

Should be very interesting and very well done. Plus, proceeds from the screening go to the Austin Film Society and Boys & Girls Clubs of the Capital Area.

Tickets go on sale tomorrow (May 27) for the screening, which will be at the Paramount Theater on June 3.