Dorn09
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Amazes me that with all the things that have went on at Penn State high profile recruits still consider them. I would stay clear of them especially since he has so many high profile offers.
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'15 CO OT Tim Lynott (Signed to COLORADO)
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Amazes me that with all the things that have went on at Penn State high profile recruits still consider them. I would stay clear of them especially since he has so many high profile offers.
"It's going to take a miracle"
Yup not trying there...
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I think his mom went to CU actually.
aik
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I'm most worried about Penn State but happy he has a family connection to CU. In conference I have no clue who to be most worried about. I thought as soon as Oregon offered Sam Jones he'd be sold on them but then he went ASU of all places. I hope Terran has a great experience from the time he arrives on campus and keeps telling Tim what it's like to enjoy college and be close to home.
I just don't know what to believe. Justin Hopkins talked to him about his leaders and then predicted he would land with the Buffs for what its worth.
SD Buff
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A miracle you say? Well shoot! On to our next recruit then. :sad1:
4thGenBuff
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That would be a huge. He is a game changer.
Why you gotta hit me with those negative waves?
Hopefully he's just enjoying the weather and not taking the AZ schools too seriously, as he called ASU's Sun Devil Stadium, "Arizona Stadium." Plus he only gave it one wink and one thumbs up. I'd be more worried if there were more than one of each used. :wink2:
Come on Tim, you know you wanna be a Buff! Remember, the renovated Folsom will look awesome.
Come on Tim, you know you wanna be a Buff! Remember, the renovated Folsom will look awesome.
May have been exaggerated info. Firmly in the mix here, coaches need to close.
Would throw up if that happens
I like what I see at ASU to, doesn't mean I'd go there
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Colobuffs21
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I begin this argument with apologies to any ASU graduates.
haha ASU is such a joke. I remember graduating and all the kids that couldn't go to CU ended up going to UofA and ASU and KU. You needed like a 3.5 GPA and 25 (ACT) to get into CU (in state applicant) and you need a 2.5 and 20 to get into ASU (and I know this because my best friend went to ASU and he had well below a 3.0 and struggled to pass remedial math classes). I always found it funny when my friends told me they chose to go to ASU and I always wanted to say, "Oh, so you didn't get into Boulder?" Now, most of them are making 25-30k and talking **** to me about Arizona and Kansas basketball. I sincerely wish I could sit down with every single recruit and explain to them the value of education and that it is extremely, extremely rare/difficult to make the NFL and that walking into an employer with an ASU diploma carries as much weight as Ben Mills (love that kid's effort).
haha ASU is such a joke. I remember graduating and all the kids that couldn't go to CU ended up going to UofA and ASU and KU. You needed like a 3.5 GPA and 25 (ACT) to get into CU (in state applicant) and you need a 2.5 and 20 to get into ASU (and I know this because my best friend went to ASU and he had well below a 3.0 and struggled to pass remedial math classes). I always found it funny when my friends told me they chose to go to ASU and I always wanted to say, "Oh, so you didn't get into Boulder?" Now, most of them are making 25-30k and talking **** to me about Arizona and Kansas basketball. I sincerely wish I could sit down with every single recruit and explain to them the value of education and that it is extremely, extremely rare/difficult to make the NFL and that walking into an employer with an ASU diploma carries as much weight as Ben Mills (love that kid's effort).
Colobuffs21, I'm not ripping on you because I've done what you are doing too. But this is a typical reaction when a kid we want, especially an in state kid, is looking at a place like ASU. We attack the school as if the recruit will read our post and realize what an awful mistake it would be to commit there. I think all us Buff fans believe, and rightly so IMO, that CU has a lot going for it. The one thing we don't have right now is a good football program.
The other argument we always come up with is "you're an in state kid. Go somewhere in which you can make a difference! (Fill in the blank) is already great. You'll just be another player there. At CU you will be a hero!"
The other argument we always come up with is "you're an in state kid. Go somewhere in which you can make a difference! (Fill in the blank) is already great. You'll just be another player there. At CU you will be a hero!"
Colobuffs21
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Well, thanks for not ripping on me, but my post was simply pointing out my frustration with athletes not considering the academic side of attending a school. Sure, schools are spending millions to upgrade their athletic facilities, but at the end of the day, 9 out of 10 athletes will need to rely on their academics rather than their sport.