Florida trolls LSU before College World Series, shows video of Gators stuffing Derrius Guice at goal line

Football trash talk has made its way onto social before the LSU vs. Florida matchup in the College World Series final. Just hours before Game 1 of the Tigers and Gators' championship series, Florida's official football account tweeted video of running back Derrius Guice getting stuffed at the goal on the last play of last season's football game in Tiger Stadium. The stop gave Florida a hurricane-delayed win that ultimately kept LSU out the Sugar Bowl. "Games against LSU can come down to just a couple of inches," a portion of the tweet said. On the LSU trash-talking side, former running back Jacob Hester greeted Florida fans on Twitter with video of one of his emphatic runs in the memorable 2007

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It has been, somewhat incredibly, just under three weeks since Bob Stoops ceded the OU head coaching position to Lincoln Riley, but it didn’t take long to see that things were going to be a little different under the new regime. Sure, we all knew that Bob and his staff were out there crootin’ like crazy. We just didn’t really get to see that much of the time. Stoops was late to the Twitter train and never wholly embraced the platform that, for top high school athletes, is being used more and more like some kind of Tinder U. (Swipe right for Nick Saban! It’s what’s on the inside that counts.) Stoops also handed over a somewhat diminished 2018 class, bludgeoned by an April full of gut-punches.

Why Ohio State keeps calling for Erasmus Hall’s biggest stars

Matt Jones was introduced to the Ohio State-Erasmus Hall bond early on. He was only in eighth grade when he met Ohio State coach Urban Meyer and several of the powerhouse program’s other coaches on their visit to the Brooklyn high school. They were there recruiting Curtis Samuel, who would become a Buckeye star and an NFL draft pick in April. “One day,” the Ohio State coaches told him, “we’ll see what you have.” By his junior year, Jones held a scholarship offer, and the five-star offensive lineman recently verbally committed to Meyer’s program, continuing the recent trend of E-Hall stars heading to Columbus. “It’s strange,” said Brian Dohn, a recruiting analyst with Scout.com. “When you’re thinking