It's caramel corn, peanuts, and a recruiting tool

The feature post of the day belongs to by Incipient_Senescence, so go read that first. 

And now, the day's other Talking Points:

• According to Wikipedia, "Cracker Jack is a U.S. brand of snack consisting of caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts. It is also well known for being packaged with a prize of nominal value inside." Nominal value pshaw. Tennessee owes Nash Nance (and perhaps Da'Rick Rogers) to the deliciously fun snack food ($?):

  Strangest/funniest thing that happened in the recruiting process?
  
  "There was a lot of crazy stuff," Nance said. "All the e-mails that I got. Probably the craziest thing was when I was still committed to Vanderbilt and dad was eating out of a cracker jack box. I was on the computer and we had been in touch with Tennessee. It was a big decision and Tennessee had just left the house. Dad throws me a puzzle piece from the cracker jack box with an orange T on it. I knew it was a sign."

• Catching up with Nu'Keese Richardson, who's starting over at Hampton University. The feature includes some additional details on the pellet gun fiasco that you might not have heard before.