NCAA: Offseason Recruiting And News Thread

[No Fun Shogun]

Just saw that. Greatest. Name. Ever.

 

[rangerssharks414]

Amazing.

I hope it is pronounced "ko-bay", not "ko-bee".

 

[DaveG]

Amazing.

I hope it is pronounced "ko-bay", not "ko-bee".

Even if it's not if I were a coach or announcer I'd make sure to call him that every chance I get.

 

[SpookyTsuki]

So if you believe the national championship team needs a top 10 class to win then here's who could win in the next 3 years

The Usual suspects and then Auburn and florida

Also from years past. Add ole miss and Texas. Maybe Clemson again

 

[USC Trojans]

So if you believe the national championship team needs a top 10 class to win then here's who could win in the next 3 years

The Usual suspects and then Auburn and florida

Also from years past. Add ole miss and Texas. Maybe Clemson again

I think it's still Alabama....and then everyone else.
Their class this year is just ridiculous

 

[SpookyTsuki]

I think it's still Alabama....and then everyone else.
Their class this year is just ridiculous

Yep. Kind of wish saban was a winner with a number 2 class. Just so someone can have the crown

Georgia vs Alabama will be good. In 2018 hopefully

 

[MMC]

What's the best place to watch games that aren't really broadcast live? I'm going to want to watch my 2 friends I talked about earlier, and my other friend that's going to Colorado for basketball.

 

[flyershockey]

Yep. Kind of wish saban was a winner with a number 2 class. Just so someone can have the crown

Georgia vs Alabama will be good. In 2018 hopefully

Georgia's going to be really good in 2018, imo. Kirby's going to have it really tough the next couple of years though. Saban to the west and Dabo to the east. Gonna be tough to keep the bulk of the talent home like he did with the last cycle.

 

[Carolinas Identity*]

Georgia's going to be really good in 2018, imo. Kirby's going to have it really tough the next couple of years though. Saban to the west and Dabo to the east. Gonna be tough to keep the bulk of the talent home like he did with the last cycle.

georgia is "going to be good" every year

incoming 7-5 or 8-4 season is incoming

 

[flyershockey]

georgia is "going to be good" every year

incoming 7-5 or 8-4 season is incoming

Ok then. It's not like they underwent a coaching change or anything in the last 14 months.

 

[SpookyTsuki]

OT:

Who's been the second best team in every conference/reigon. (Let's just add nd into the big ten for example) the last 15/20 years?

Michigan? Michigan state? Sec. Florida? Auburn? Acc? etc

 

[SpookyTsuki]

georgia is "going to be good" every year

incoming 7-5 or 8-4 season is incoming

Check their recent years before this season. They're good. Just can't get over the hump. This was an outlier year most likely

 

[hockeykicker]

Liberty university is being promoted from 1aa to division 1 per reports

 

[rangerssharks414]

Liberty university is being promoted from 1aa to division 1 per reports

I haven't been following, but this comes out of left field for me.

 

[hockeykicker]

I haven't been following, but this comes out of left field for me.

apparently they had been trying for years and just got rejected by sun belt so they going independent

 

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[sjsharks92]

In my opinion the 5 best classes in the country were Alabama, USC, Ohio State, Georgia, and Stanford.

I don't have any insider information or angle on this, just based on what I've read from the various scouting 'agencies' that's what I've come up with.

 

[SpookyTsuki]

In my opinion the 5 best classes in the country were Alabama, USC, Ohio State, Georgia, and Stanford.

I don't have any insider information or angle on this, just based on what I've read from the various scouting 'agencies' that's what I've come up with.

Well you are all good except for Stanford. Michigan and fsu have better classes of the top of my head

Unless your talking about right now. In which case I have no clue

 

[SpookyTsuki]

Why do all these new teams have horrible brands (ugly logo and jersey)

 

[Carolinas Identity*]

stanford's tree gives me nitemares

 

[USC Trojans]

In my opinion the 5 best classes in the country were Alabama, USC, Ohio State, Georgia, and Stanford.

I don't have any insider information or angle on this, just based on what I've read from the various scouting 'agencies' that's what I've come up with.

Stanford took a small class, but it's high quality, and the players are your typical Stanford players. They loaded up on the O-line, got a great TE, and have a decent QB in Mills...though if we're talking purely rankings I wouldn't even put them in the Top 10.

Might be early to talk 2018, but USC is putting together a great class. We just got ourselves IMO a top 5 national recruit and #1 LB in Gaoteote out of Bishop Gorman. That guy reminds me so much of Junior Seau.

We also have another LB commit in Bo Calvert and Raymond Scott, both good ones. LB is an area of need for my Trojans this recruiting cycle, but it looks like this could a repeat of our 2005 class (Cushing, Maualuga, Maiava)

 

[Voight]

That from Key & Peele?

 

[rangerssharks414]

Ole Miss is self-imposing a one year bowl ban.

 

[sjsharks92]

Stanford took a small class, but it's high quality, and the players are your typical Stanford players. They loaded up on the O-line, got a great TE, and have a decent QB in Mills...though if we're talking purely rankings I wouldn't even put them in the Top 10.

Might be early to talk 2018, but USC is putting together a great class. We just got ourselves IMO a top 5 national recruit and #1 LB in Gaoteote out of Bishop Gorman. That guy reminds me so much of Junior Seau.

We also have another LB commit in Bo Calvert and Raymond Scott, both good ones. LB is an area of need for my Trojans this recruiting cycle, but it looks like this could a repeat of our 2005 class (Cushing, Maualuga, Maiava)

That's what I mean, pound for pound Stanford has arguably the best class in the country. Personally that's how I judge recruiting classes, the quality not quantity.

Stanford (along with Clemson) has by far the fewest signees of any top 15 class in the country. For example, Stanford signed 14 guys while Texas A&M brought in 27. ESPN ranks Texas A&M's class as the 11th best in the nation and Stanfords as 14th. But whose class would you rather have? I'd easily take the Cardinal. Michigan's class has 29 players and they're ranked 6th. Michigan brought in a good deal of high-end talent but I think I'd lean toward Stanford again. Sure they could've signed five or six random 3-star recruits to boost themselves to a top 5 class, but what good would that do for on-field purposes? The guys they got all look to have star/NFL potential.

 

[Carolinas Identity*]

Ole Miss is self-imposing a one year bowl ban.

will it carry over when they only win 5 games?