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'12 CA TE Taylor McNamara (Verbal to Oklahoma)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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He will probably win more games the first two years in Norman. That's the only benefit.
The Sooners run a hybrid offense that is NOT a pro-style offense.
They have had a really good run of QBs, but that's the past. The future is more unknown.
The Off Coord who installed the offense and trained it, is gone. We'll know in 2 years if Stoop's team can maintain it.
It's Norman. Great football tradition and nothing else.
The Buffs run a Pro-style offense that is begging for TE talent.
We've got the next 5 years covered at QB. No one know's this more than Taylor.
CU's Off Coord showed in year 1 that he is good. He's going no where very quickly. We know these things.
It's Boulder. Great football tradition and EVERYTHING else.
We could use this no-brainer commitment right now to get some other 4-stars "off-the-fence". Dillon is doing what he can. Taylor knows Embree and EB can recruit like nobody else. CU will be very good when TM is an upperclassman. No Question.
The Sooners run a hybrid offense that is NOT a pro-style offense.
They have had a really good run of QBs, but that's the past. The future is more unknown.
The Off Coord who installed the offense and trained it, is gone. We'll know in 2 years if Stoop's team can maintain it.
It's Norman. Great football tradition and nothing else.
The Buffs run a Pro-style offense that is begging for TE talent.
We've got the next 5 years covered at QB. No one know's this more than Taylor.
CU's Off Coord showed in year 1 that he is good. He's going no where very quickly. We know these things.
It's Boulder. Great football tradition and EVERYTHING else.
We could use this no-brainer commitment right now to get some other 4-stars "off-the-fence". Dillon is doing what he can. Taylor knows Embree and EB can recruit like nobody else. CU will be very good when TM is an upperclassman. No Question.
DrunkRalphie
Well-Known Member
Boulder is such a fun college town. You won't regret being a Buff Taylor.
:stupid:
Cornh8er
Well-Known Member
I was wrong, There were 3 ***** guys with the final 2 of CU and ou, CU won 2 of the 3, let's make it 3 of 4
Man I hope we can convince this kid. We REALLY need him next year. Sounds like we're making a last ditch effort, but hopefully Embree can work a miracle.
Deleted member 807
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Taylor would enjoy training in Boulder.
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:lol: I hope a "miracle" isn't necessary!
Deleted member 807
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:lol: Thanks. I was too lazy to find a CU gate pic.
:ban:
You know you like it.
Oklahoma has offered and scheduled an OV with 4* TE Sean Price (current USF commit).
Read the tea leaves as thou wilt.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/oklahoma/football/recruiting/player-Sean-Price-96638
Read the tea leaves as thou wilt.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/oklahoma/football/recruiting/player-Sean-Price-96638
What we need is a jump...to conclusions mat.
I read the leaves at the bottom of my cup. It said I was out of tea!
and that we may get a 4* TE
opcorn:
Very good news that the parents are on board for CU. McNamara sounds like a really sound, balanced kid in his thinking. It sounds like the decision is his but he respects his parents in a way that means that he will put a lot of weight on their preference in making his decision.
I'm almost afraid to get my hopes up here. McNamara and Rippy would have a much bigger impact than typical 4*'s. As EE's, they're "free" this year, counting against the '11 class, they'd have the spring work to get up to speed on the playbook, plus an extra six months in the weightroom, and having 2 4*'s already enrolled would really signal a turnaround to other kids that are currently on the fence, imo. That could be the difference in landing a Crawley, Yuri, Brown, etc. If Taylor (and Rippy) enrolls, I can really see the snowball over the next 5 weeks.
Rippy could be an EE but sounds like he's going to stick around and enjoy the rest of his sr yr.
Get your hopes up. We're gonna win.