LegionOfDoom91
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On one hand I’m glad for the kids but this is going to widen the gap even more.
Can't blame the kids up in that area after seeing your post about Michigan celebrating their co-division championship
No Georgia, Penn State, or Ohio State?
Jim Harbaugh on line one.
Would be a nice get for PSU. Hopefully he'll stay in state. The article said that he's going to focus on WR this year, if there is a season.Yeah he’s a pretty good football player. 247sports just bumped him a 4* athlete in their individual rankings this past week.
It looks like at this point he’s going to play football which was in the question previously.
One of the guys on 247sports was talking about how he could really be a S, WR, LB, or even TE (like an Evan Engram type) at the college level.
It looks like he’s headed to Penn State though. If Clemson offers him a football scholarship too or Ohio State does apparently it could get interesting (not sure how realistic that is at this point though).
Local kid (Northeast High) committed to Georgia today. PA's been pretty good to them lately. Looks like the next Jonathan Ledbetter/Malik Herring type.
Yeah, they sold him on some things that I just can't see at the next level like dropping back into coverage, but whatever. Georgia runs a base 3-4, I guess, but they line up in a 4 man front like 60-70% of the time (with 5 DB's on the field). When he bulks up, he's pretty much destined to have his hand in the dirt, imo.Sounds like he was dead set on going to the SEC. A 3-4 scheme is probably better for his skill set anyway too.
At least he picked Georgia though. I can understand that. I don’t get Texas A&M unless they’re just tossing bags of money around to kids.
I'm honestly not sure how Dabo gets so many kids to shut it down once they commit in this day and age. That's been a huge part of their success. That and almost no coaching turnover and hitting on two generational QB's.Looks like 5* DL Korey Foreman (#1 player overall in 247’s composite rankings for 2021) is possibly flipping from Clemson to USC.
It would be their first decommitment since the 2017 cycle. I believe the kid in that cycle was an academic related one too. They lost Shaq Smith in 2016 for a time being but he recommitted in the end.
You’d have to back to the 2014 cycle when they had multiple recommits (just two).
I'm honestly not sure how Dabo gets so many kids to shut it down once they commit in this day and age. That's been a huge part of their success. That and almost no coaching turnover and hitting on two generational QB's.
I have no idea why Venables hasn't jumped at a chance at his own gig. That really frees up Dabo to do what he does well... serve as CEO of the program.I’d imagine the lack of turnover for the coaching staff really helps compared to the other top schools.
Look at Alabama for the opposite. Saban’s staff gets picked off every offseason. But even then mostly everybody else worth a damn losses a guy or two every offseason.
Anybody up for some daily NCAAF Trivia?
I don't watch dramasI'll start with an easy one. I was a QB at UCLA and am currently starring in a long running TV crime series. Who am I?