Washington and Lee University

Tennant batting sixth.

Number 15, Quadell Washington in right field.

He's the left-handed batter.

Quadell Washington batting seventh.

Number 10, Ray Fossey, the catcher.

Fossey batting eighth.

He belonged to the Bible club.

He went to college at Washington and Lee University in Virginia, where he first tried to major in chemical engineering, but later switched to philosophy.

He played Dungeons & Dragons, and he enrolled in the National Guard.

During his junior year, he left school for a few months to train in Texas.

And then the handoff to Johnson, sending him right into the middle of the line.

But there he was met by the Browns veteran linebacker, Waller-Michaels, who played his collegiate football at Washington and Lee.

Incidentally, Michaels is the older brother of Kentucky's All-American, Lou Michaels, who will be in the National Football League next year.

This time it's Middleton moving out to the left.

You know, that was, like, probably early 2021, right before, right before I graduated, right before NIL first became a thing.

Um, you know, one of my, one of my best friends from high school, he was at Washington and Lee in Virginia.

And, uh, our CEO, Porter, that's where he went to school, so he had been using students from, like, Washington and Lee's internship program to help him build this company, um, at its inception.

And, uh, you know, my friend Tyler was best friends in, in his fraternity with another guy that was, like, you know, kind of Porter's right-hand man from that internship program.

And so the first school they were gonna partner with was gonna be Kentucky, and so, you know, my, my, uh, friend Tyler's friend asked him, he was like, you know, "Do you know anybody from, from Kentucky that, you know, would be good at, you know, sports, social media, stuff like that?" And I'd, you know, I'd never done anything, like, fully official.

I mean, they had that loss last week, so they definitely don't want to continue on that trend.

W&L, I mean, kind of a sneaky W&L now, 2-0.

And they got an Edison team that played Woodson pretty tough last week.

Yeah, so I mean, I think it might be an interesting matchup between the two.

North Carolina 45, Pittsburgh 29.

Randolph Macon 20, Washington and Lee 20.

VMI 22, VPI 17.

Tennessee 17, Tulsa nothing, and William and Mary 16, the Citadel 12.

The two teams out of the ODAC are going to be really good.

Washington and Lee, Randolph-Macon.

Washington and Lee had a little better performance at Nationals last year, but they were very, very close all year.

I think they will continue to battle and really drive each other to strive through in that space.

Question on the women's side, who comes out of Minnesota? Is St.

John Schoberg, you know, all he did was step in and win the women's national championship last year and, and had his men doing great as well.

They're going to be very good as they always are.

Uh, let's not forget Washington and Lee.