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The Roost Podcast | Ep 79 – Previewing Southern Miss Football with Jamie Arrington

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Jamie Arrington of To The Top Talk joins us this week to preview the 2021 Southern Miss football season, starting with a recap of their strange year.

The summer months march onward and we continue previewing the 2021 Rice football season this week with another look at one of the Owls’ future opponents. Joining us this time around is Jamie Arrington of To The Top Talk podcast to talk Southern Miss football and preview their 2021 season. From having three coaches in the 2020 season to the hope brought to the program by Will Hall, we covered it all.

Be sure to stick around for the lightning round and check out his answers to a selection of Southern Miss and Conference USA related topics. You can always find previous episodes on the podcast page. For now, give a listen to Episode 79.

Episode Notes

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  • Jamie Arrington joins the show — Jamie shares his insight on Southern Miss football’s tumultuous 2020 season and the outlook for the Golden Eagles in 2021, including:
    • What to make of the end of Jay Hopson’s tenure
    • Expectations for Will Hall in Year One
    • Frank Gore Jr., Trey Lowe and the potential playmakers on offense
    • Who emerges as a difference-maker on defense?
    • The Lightning Round

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Rice Football players add to 2021 preseason honors

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A host of Rice football players were named to all-conference lists this offseason. Here’s a roundup of which publications honored each of the Owls.

Preseason magazines are a staple of the offseason and this summer is no different. Among those annual publications, a Rice football was featured prominently among Conference USA all-conference teams.

There will also be a few Owls included in our preseason all-conference teams in the 2021 Rice Football Season Preview, scheduled to be released on July 7. Stay tuned for more information on that front.

For the time being, here’s the rundown of each honoree and which honors they received:

Shea Baker, OL
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA First Team Offense
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA Second Team Offense
Jake Bailey, PR/AR
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA Fourth Team Special Teams
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA Third Team Offense
De’Braylon Carrol, DT
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA Second Team Defense
Treshawn Chamberlain, LB
  • Dave Campbell’s All-Texas Second Team Defense
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA Second Team Defense
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA Third Team Defense
Elijah Garcia, DT
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA Third Team Defense
Jordan Myers, AP
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA Second Team Offense
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA First Team Offense
Bradley Rozner, WR
  • Dave Campbell’s All-Texas Second Team Offense
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA Third Team Offense
Trey Schuman, DE
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA Third Team Defense
Clay Servin, OL
  • Athlon Sports’ All-Conference USA Fourth Team Offense
George Nyakwol, Saf
  • Phil Steele’s All-Conference USA Fourth Team Defense
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Rice Football Recruiting: 2022 QB AJ Padgett commits to Owls

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With visit restrictions lifted, the 2022 Rice Football recruiting class didn’t waste any time adding to the fold. 2022 Quarterback AJ Padgett has committed to the Owls.

A quiet summer on the recruiting front started to heat up over the weekend. The limitations placed on staff and players by the NCAA were loosened this month and in-person visits were permitted to resume. It wasn’t long after that the 2022 Rice Football recruiting class picked up another new commitment at a very prominent position.

2022 Reedy quarterback AJ Padgett has committed to the Owls. Padgett is the third member of the class and the first offensive player in the fold this cycle. He joins defensive lineman Davion Carter and Chibby Nwajuaku as the initial trio of 2022 commits. He was one of several quarterbacks Rice brought in over the weekend to work out. It didn’t take him long to pull the trigger once he’d officially been offered.

Padgett chose Rice over offers from Houston Baptist and Incarnate Word.  His offer and quick commitment comes the same week Rice more or less finalized their 2021 class, bringing in transfer quarterback Luke McCaffrey from Nebraska. The quarterback room will be crowded, but the level of talent is continuing to rise.

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Padgett flashes a strong arm in his tape with an impressive level of accuracy. He’s also far from a statue, showcasing an ability to move within the pocket, roll out and still make his throws. Rice has shown they can take advantage of a quarterback who can make an impact with his legs. Padgett will bring some of that to the table.

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Rice Baseball: 2021 MLB Owls update – June 19

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The 2021 MLB season is underway and Rice baseball alums are busy on the mound and at the plate. Here’s the latest from the MLB Owls from this week.

Anthony Rendon – Los Angeles Angels

Rendon has missed a few games this week with a triceps injury but was able to avoid the injured list. He made his return to the lineup on Saturday.

Through June 19, Rendon is hitting .236 with 13 extra-base hits, 19 walks and 30 strikeouts. His OPS is .668 and he’s collected 30 RBI.

Brock Holt – Texas Rangers

Holt reached base safely in each of his three games this week, extending his streak to eight consecutive starts in which he’s reached base. He’s become a regular at third base for the Rangers, flashing his leather in this still shot below.

Through June 19, Holt is hitting .235 with eight extra-base hits, 14 walks and 24 strikeouts. His OPS is .667 and he’s collected 11 RBI.

Tyler Duffey – Minnesota Twins

Duffey made two appearances this week, allowing one unearned run and three hits over a pair of innings. He’s allowed a run in three of his last four outings but has kept his ERA hovering in the low 4’s. H earned his second save of the season on Friday against the Rangers,

Through June 19, Duffey has a 4.15 ERA with a 1.385 WHIP. He’s averaging 8.3 strikeouts per nine innings.

Lucas Luetge – New York Yankees

Luetge was active this week, working 3.2 innings in the span of six days. He pitched two scoreless innings against the Phillies last Sunday, throwing 28 pitches, the most he’s thrown in a single appearance since a four-inning outing against the Rays on April 16.

Through June 19, Luetge has a 2.65 ERA with a 0.857 WHIP. He’s averaging 7.7 strikeouts per nine innings.

J.T. Chargois – Seattle Mariners

Chargois worked five innings this week over three games, all wins for the Mariners. He collected six outs in back-to-back outings for the first time this season, including a season-best three strikeout appearance against the Twins on Monday.

Through June 19, Chargois has a 2.25 ERA with a 0.700 WHIP. He’s averaging 9.9 strikeouts per nine innings.

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Update from The Roost – June site updates and patron news

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This is the first of a few updates that we’ll be rolling out over the next few weeks to our Patreon subscription service at The Roost. We’ve got some improvements planned for our subscribers that we’re really excited about.

Over the past few years, we’ve seen the majority of our interaction with the Rice faithful occurs on social media (you can follow on any of those platforms — Twitter, Facebook or Instagram) and via comments on our Patreon page. To that end, we’re funneling all the non-social conversation into one place.

As a part of the change, and in an effort to streamline conversation in one place, the forum on the main site will be phased out over the next month. Subscribers will have one portal to discuss the latest stories, ask questions and communicate — directly on Patreon. You can always reach out via a message or respond to stories directly in the comments. Meanwhile, your Patreon login will get you access to stories on the main site as well all subscriber-specific content hosted on Patreon.

Stay tuned for further details on the upcoming 2021 Rice Football Season Preview as well as a few additional perks we’re adding to our existing tiers. And as always, if you have any questions, please reach out.

If you not a subscriber on Patreon, now is a great time to jump on board. We have a few special projects lined up for the summer and another announcement regarding some new perks for our patrons coming soon. Subscribe today so you don’t miss out.

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