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2016: Recruiting News, Notes & Official Visitors
- Thread starter Buffnik
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FLounder
Think Positive and life will be Positive.
Actually IMG is also known for graduating 98% of their students. Most go to Ivy league schools or highly ranked liberal arts colleges.
**** you wiz.
Let's play a game, will the asshole ghost's response be:
A. Racist
B. Paternalistic
C. Misogynistic
My money is on a combination of A and B, but he could pull off the surprise hat trick.
I'm going C somehow
Buffskier
Club Member
I bet the IMG daily schedule really prepares kids for college athletics. They are forced to go to class when they have it, go to practice when they have it, do homework when they have an opportunity, etc. Interesting. Not to mention that they are housing some elite athletes going against each other every day.
FLounder
Think Positive and life will be Positive.
Basically. Side note, many IMG kids go out of state. That school is pretty much a lifeline into florida.
Offer list for Terence Williams (Spoto HS, Riverview FL) includes; Duke, USF, UNC, NCSt, and UCF at the FBS level according to 24/7
Many are from out of state.
Recruiting by Clark. Has other offers from AZ, Kansas, Michigan, Washington, Wash State
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Buffskier
Club Member
Related to TJ?
We have apparently offered Tyson Rising, JUCO OT out of Cali.
Yes please. Hopefully EE
You would have to assume so, this staff has been very good at targeting the JUCO market and getting them on campus for the spring.
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Terry has not retweeted or given his own confirmation. Also, none of the premiums have updated to a CU offer yet. Terry does have a CSU offer, but King tweeted on that 4 days ago so I doubt he's confused.
Anyway, consensus 4* OLB with tons of offers.
Terry has not retweeted or given his own confirmation. Also, none of the premiums have updated to a CU offer yet. Terry does have a CSU offer, but King tweeted on that 4 days ago so I doubt he's confused.
Anyway, consensus 4* OLB with tons of offers.
Would it be accurate to say that this cycle's offer behavior is a product of the limited # of scholarships available? It seems that 8-9 of every 10 offers we have out there are to consensus 4* players like Terry, where we virtually have no chance of landing the kid. I'm all for the "have to offer if you want to land them" mentality, but much of this seems like wishful thinking.
We have just as good a shot as CSU and SMU do for Terry. You launch these kinds of offers and hope to intrigue the kid enough to get him on a visit.
I'm completely fine with offering Terry, and think we should be offering every blue chip prospect. What worries me, I guess, is that a very small percentage of offers (at least it seems this way) we have out right now are to "realistic" CU caliber recruits, and we're not even guaranteed to land any of them. I just don't want them to miss the boat on some of the better, lower tier kids, that would most likely be coming to CU, by spending so much time on the blue chip kids.
There is a lot of time left before you need to start getting worried.
Define "a lot".
Yea... I'm going to start getting real troubled we get through June with no commit from a decent QB.
If we get into the season (training camp) with no other commits, people should be very concerned. Not sky is falling concerned, but concerned.
Considering signing day isn't until february...
Like snow said, no QB by the end of June I will get worried. As far as other positions, I would imagine a lot of the players we have offered won't commit until they take an OV. With that being the case I am ok waiting for a bit on those. We get to september with no other commits I will be concerned.