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Hoot-n-Holler

Ronnie Scott, the Chamberlain (Tampa) defensive back told the Tampa Bay Times yesterday that he's committed to being an Owl.

Scott is transitioning to quarterback ahead of his senior season, but the five-foot-ten athlete was recruited as a cornerback.

He's not ranked by any of the major scouting sites, and only held one opposing offer, from FAMU. We'll see if Scott jumps onto any other school's radars now that he's committed.

Sorry for the lack of content lately, I've been cleaning up an investigation I did last year and it's been eating into my blog time. I promise I didn't forget about you.

You'll read in tomorrow's paper all about that. You'll also find in tomorrow's Sun Sentinel that there's no new word on Melvin German or Duron Carter. I don't expect word to come down for a while, either. From what I have been told by sources, it doesn't look good for German, and Pelini isn't going to relay bad information to me. So here we are.

Thirty-to-one.

That's the chance the Owls have of winning the Sun Belt conference, according to the sportsbook 5Dimes.

If you're so inclined (and have absolutely zero financial or business connection to the FAU athletic program) those odds would offer the second-largest return in the Sun Belt Conference. Only South Alabama has longer odds, at 80-1.

There are six teams with less than 10-1 odds to win the Sun Belt, making it one of, if not the singular most wide-open conferences in the nation.