Cool…not really too concerned. We have a lot of young depth at QB and there will be some young stud who shows up on the radar in a year or two. We’ll be fine.

Whoa there, li’l bud. I saw NOTHING where Young said he would do that. He looked great in this week’s game, played Thursday, which they won 50-39 over Denton Guyer. Ryan (9-1, 6-1) plays Saginaw (4-5) on Thursday at Justin Northwest in the bi-district round of the playoffs. Check your facts before posting this stuff, please. That article was from October 12. Thank you.

how not to write a FanPost. For instance, the question is a leading question and intended to drive hits. Not only that, the content and information is currently on the front page of RRS.com under a subscription, so perhaps your fishing for information. If your original question (there is an edit function) is actually that would a player possibly not commit to Texas Tech, then yes, there is that possibility. But unless you know him personally, then you have no specific answer.

then he is probably good enough to be drafted by a Major League team. That’s what I would worry more about than him going to a rival school.

Seth does a great job policing, if you will, this site, since he is the owner. Most of us have made similar errors somewhere along the line, but have learned to be careful on our posts. So, stay around and continue to join in on our postings. I think we all have grown somewhat as bloggers after joining in on this site. We are all avid (well, most are—-except for the beerguts of the world) Texas Tech Red Raider sports fans and really enjoy all of the info found here. We also love to jostle a bit with each other with our spontaneous opinions, making the experience interesting and sometimes even hilarious. Welcome, and I hope you can become a good contributor, learning the ropes as we all are continually doing.

I find it odd that he would risk injury playing football if he was intending on playing baseball. At this point in his career playing football would not be at all advantageous to him.

Second I take offense to the statement that our baseball program is crap compared to ut. WHen we get the money to throw at our athletes that ut has it will become much easier. I would never send my son to play or a coach who:

a. is an alcoholic
b. thinks the law does not apply to him
c. refuses to shake hands with the winning team after losing the college world series and then claims he didn’t know.

everybody makes mistakes with premium content every now and then. Scotty’s a big part of Tech’s future and we can all be a little sensitive to the alligations of he not signing. Keep posting with us as we want the DTN to grow!

If he is good enough to make it as a pro baseball player, the $$$ is much better, their carreers are longer lived, and with fewer debilatating injuries. I bet if Bo Jackson would have had it to do all over again, he would have forgone college and played for the Yankees out of HS (they drafted him). 2 sports stars are rare. Even if he is "better at football, baseball in still the way to go long term, IMO.