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Missouri extended a scholarship offer to a young prospect on Thursday. Like really, really young. Aaron McLaughlin, a quarterback from Georgia, announced an offer from the Tigers,
McLaughlin is 14 years old and in the class of 2021, which means he is entering the eighth grade.
McLaughlin, who received his first offer from Georgia State earlier in the week, told USA Today that he plans to continue working hard.
“With all the attention this brings, I’m just going to stay humble and remain the person I am on and off the field,” McLaughlin said.
Elsewhere, Minnesota made an interesting vehicle choice to help new athletic director Mark Coyle make the move to Minneapolis from Syracuse.
The MAC announced some details to its 2016 schedule, including a #MACtion-packed first week of November.
After suffering a neck injury last season, Baylor quarterback Seth Russell announced that he is finally completely healthy. That quarterback competition with Jarrett Stidham should be a good one.
Daily Press reporter David Teel had an interesting look at the possibility of the ACC moving to a nine-game conference schedule. It involves a new television deal, of course.
A woman who filed a Title IX lawsuit against the University of Kansas came forward Thursday. She is the second woman to file a suit against the school. Both allege a former Jayhawks football player sexually assaulted them.
Florida State has made some nice progress with its construction of Doak Campbell Stadium.
Jim Harbaugh wore a Mario Manningham jersey at a satellite camp in Ohio.
Wisconsin will unveil its new Under Armour jerseys on June 30.
Both Iowa and Iowa State lost two players this week.
