Oregon star WR Dakorien Moore spent upwards of $80,000 on his high school prom per a new article by the Wall Street Journal. This was not hard to justify, as he has had seven figure NIL deals with the Ducks the last two seasons, per his mom. The WSJ article covers how the NIL era of college sports is changing the prom game. (SWIPE) Xavier Payne, a freshman OL on Colorado, grew up without much money and was raised by a single mother with three younger kids. He received a six figure NIL package. He returned back to his HS for his prom in a $180,000 Mercedes, a $2,500 custom suit, $1,100 Christian Louboutin shoes, and a $40,000 vintage Cartier watch. 5⭐️ USC TE Mark Bowman meanwhile, doesn’t like to spend much money. The talented pass catcher is one of the top TE prospects of the last few seasons and also received seven figures, but elected to only spend $100 on his suit. Do you think it makes sense for these kids to be going all out on prom like this? Should freshman be getting offered seven figures? Let us know your thoughts 👇

Stephon Castle is one of the most explosive leapers off two feet I've ever seen. He is a human pogo stick. He is also, unfortunately, one of the most turnover-prone guards I've ever seen, facing maybe the best defense ever at forcing TOVs. He has 15 TOVs in under 1.5 games.

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The #Bears have waived DB Zah Frazier.

Our first day of full pads for spring ball this morning. Put the whole team on one side to start the drill. Nobody moves over to sideline until you participate. No escape. Football.