06-01-2010, 07:24 PM
Quote:Bigger, Stronger and Tougher is a winning combination."
Maybe this will be the first all-running-back recruiting class.
Harbaugh speaks, err, tweets
Maybe this will be the first all-running-back recruiting class.
Quote:Bigger, Stronger and Tougher is a winning combination."
Maybe this will be the first all-running-back recruiting class.
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Charlie Hopkins, 6\'6" 240 DE from Gonzaga Prep in SPOKANE.
4* on Scout.
4* on Scout.
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06-02-2010, 07:13 AM
SpokaneLee passed on his opportunity to alert us that recruiting TE\'s is not dead yet. Hopkins is yet another one of those TE/DE high school players we\'ve been after the last two years. But he has said he will be playing on the defensive side. Â His offer list should give us confidence: Â UCLA, Oregon, Oregon St., Washington and Wash St. Â Lots of coaches looked at him and liked what they saw.
One strange factoid from the larger picture of recruiting. Right now Stanford has 15 commits: 6 four-star, 9 three-star. At the same time, the historic Penn St. program has one, unrated, commit. hey have done well in the past, but the whole college football recruiting scene is rushing headlong to earlier commits (xref us, for instance). By recent standards, they are starting out in a hole.
One strange factoid from the larger picture of recruiting. Right now Stanford has 15 commits: 6 four-star, 9 three-star. At the same time, the historic Penn St. program has one, unrated, commit. hey have done well in the past, but the whole college football recruiting scene is rushing headlong to earlier commits (xref us, for instance). By recent standards, they are starting out in a hole.
SpokaneLee passed on his opportunity to alert us that recruiting TE\'s is not dead yet. Hopkins is yet another one of those TE/DE high school players we\'ve been after the last two years. But he has said he will be playing on the defensive side. Â His offer list should give us confidence: Â UCLA, Oregon, Oregon St., Washington and Wash St. Â Lots of coaches looked at him and liked what they saw.
One strange factoid from the larger picture of recruiting. Right now Stanford has 15 commits: 6 four-star, 9 three-star. At the same time, the historic Penn St. program has one, unrated, commit. hey have done well in the past, but the whole college football recruiting scene is rushing headlong to earlier commits (xref us, for instance). By recent standards, they are starting out in a hole.
One strange factoid from the larger picture of recruiting. Right now Stanford has 15 commits: 6 four-star, 9 three-star. At the same time, the historic Penn St. program has one, unrated, commit. hey have done well in the past, but the whole college football recruiting scene is rushing headlong to earlier commits (xref us, for instance). By recent standards, they are starting out in a hole.
06-02-2010, 10:42 AM
16 commits, don\'t forget Olsen who will grayshirt this season and get a scholie, so it goes, for 2011. Â
My guess is 42 commits for 21 spots. Â This is fun.
My guess is 42 commits for 21 spots. Â This is fun.
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06-02-2010, 11:46 AM
I wonder if we have some more grayshirt-to-scholarship promises out there that aren\'t public but will affect the number of our recruiting class openings.
I wonder if we have some more grayshirt-to-scholarship promises out there that aren\'t public but will affect the number of our recruiting class openings.
06-02-2010, 02:40 PM
Who is this Olsen who is greyshirting?
Didn\'t we have a Mormon on a mission in 2009 (which would mean he\'d take up a spot in 2011, right)?
Didn\'t we have a Mormon on a mission in 2009 (which would mean he\'d take up a spot in 2011, right)?
Who is this Olsen who is greyshirting?
Didn\'t we have a Mormon on a mission in 2009 (which would mean he\'d take up a spot in 2011, right)?
Didn\'t we have a Mormon on a mission in 2009 (which would mean he\'d take up a spot in 2011, right)?
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