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'12 CO OG Alex Kozan (Signed to Auburn)
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That's the smart money.
BigCate
Member
I don't think there is any way he commits to Iowa on the visit. I bet you he'll stretch this out till at least November or December. Remember Ohio St. is his dream school and they are at least semi interested in him. He also seems like one of those kids that loves the attention I wouldn't be suprised if he is still trying to get more offers.
JimmyBuff
Well-Known Member
This is a complete bust of recruiting in state by our staff so far for the OL. Disappointing since we have playing time to sell.
That would be fantastic. Kozan's a very versatile OL. I think he probably plays guard in college, but he could slide out if necessary.
I also think that for the future it's important to build our ties with Valor Christian. That's a program that's going to consistently put out BCS talent.
He liked it, but they're slow playing him and he's taking his other visits. LSU is next. CU's on the list.
http://iowa.scout.com/2/1110572.html
Highlander27
Well-Known Member
That would be huge. Kozan is a road grader. So is the kid from Pamona. I haven't seen enough from Irwin to generate a response on him yet.
agree he is going to Michigan
Buffellow85
Well-Known Member
I thought tini was our Michigan fan
Love of meatchicken is one of many things they have in common.
cu is my number one team... michigan is always a far distant 2nd... it concerns me he is a big10 kid...
If he's truly a OSU fan, he won't be going to Michigan.
i hate you nik i really do
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
Maybe if you let him know how bad of a fan he is then he'll reconsider.
:lol:
Not going to fight in a recruits thread.
CenturyBuff
Member
I don't have a sub to Scout, but there's an article from 10/14, stating "Kozan likes CU's direction." Don't know if this is old news for anyone, but figured it's worth a look if any has access.
Thanks. Based on all the most recent interviews, it does seem like Kozan is destined for the Big 10. Be nice to get him, though. Hopefully he'll come around.
So, he'd go there even though they are on the brink of huge sanctions? Maybe he has better judgement.
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Ozbuff
Member
I hope we get Kozan, but I'm not too hopeful (I know, sounds contradictory). I think Norgard and Henington could end up being really good, but it's been disappointing to see so many highly rated in-state guys commit elsewhere. I know each situation is unique, but I don't understand why more of them aren't willing to take a risk to be part of something special.
Who knows if any of them will end up being stars, but it definitely would have helped give the program some visibility if multiple four-stars had committed rather than going out of state. Guess we can hope for the coaches to flip some of these guys.
Who knows if any of them will end up being stars, but it definitely would have helped give the program some visibility if multiple four-stars had committed rather than going out of state. Guess we can hope for the coaches to flip some of these guys.