(06-21-2023, 12:36 PM)JohnR34231 Wrote:(06-21-2023, 11:09 AM)MVDan Wrote: Emmett Mosley, 4*WR, commits to Stanford.
We are back to out recruiting the Domers. Both his parents went to ND and he had an offer there.
(06-21-2023, 12:36 PM)JohnR34231 Wrote:(06-21-2023, 11:09 AM)MVDan Wrote: Emmett Mosley, 4*WR, commits to Stanford.
We are back to out recruiting the Domers. Both his parents went to ND and he had an offer there.
(06-21-2023, 09:53 PM)Maple Leaf Wrote: This weekend (June 23rd) per the recruiting site 247 Stanford is scheduled to host 6 players on their official visits. Three players have committed to other schools one of which is a qb who recently committed to Mizzou after E. Brown committed to Stanford. Two of the remaining uncommitted are listed as four stars. Anybody have any insights if all six players will be taking their visit?
(06-21-2023, 09:53 PM)Maple Leaf Wrote: This weekend (June 23rd) per the recruiting site 247 Stanford is scheduled to host 6 players on their official visits. Three players have committed to other schools one of which is a qb who recently committed to Mizzou after E. Brown committed to Stanford. Two of the remaining uncommitted are listed as four stars. Anybody have any insights if all six players will be taking their visit?
Quote:He spoke with 247Sports about Franklin’s role in his decision saying, “Sitting down with Coach Franklin and him explaining why he chose to be there and him signing a ten year contract extension. That spoke to me. He said it’s not a three to four year plan, it’s a four to five year plan. He said it’s four or five years to get a degree and then go to the NFL Draft. I liked that it’s student first, not athlete first. Other colleges say it’s a three year or four year plan and didn’t talk about the degree.”
Quote:He spoke with 247Sports about Franklin’s role in his decision saying, “Sitting down with Coach Franklin and him explaining why he chose to be there and him signing a ten year contract extension. That spoke to me. He said it’s not a three to four year plan, it’s a four to five year plan. He said it’s four or five years to get a degree and then go to the NFL Draft. I liked that it’s student first, not athlete first. Other colleges say it’s a three year or four year plan and didn’t talk about the degree.”
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(06-29-2023, 06:11 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: Found these quotes from QB Elijah Brown, DL Dylan Stephenson, and recruiting analyst Brandon Huffman:
Brown:
“It’s been a different feel than the past couple of years,” Brown said of the Cardinal’s recruiting efforts while competing at the Elite 11 Finals last week. “Obviously, they’re doing something because a lot of people are committing. I think they’re on the right path.”
Stephenson:
“It was definitely a little shocking,” said Stephenson, a Miami native. “I didn’t expect to see them go so hard after me or other kids. I kind of didn’t see that out of the program. Then it happened, I was like, ‘Oh, wow, I have to pay more attention to Stanford.’ That was before my first visit, and it’s taken off since then.”
Huffman:
“It’s been clear that they realize Stanford still has a name,” 247Sports national recruiting analyst Brandon Huffman said. “You can still get good players and be attractive, but you just have to put a little elbow grease into the recruitment.”
The whole article about Pac-12 recruiting
Recruiting success doesn't happen by accident. I knew there had to be some real effort and drive behind getting these commitments Taylor has secured. This article in The Athletic sheds light on what that is. I'm going to go out on a limb and predict Stanford wins more games than expected this year because intense competitive drive behind recruiting will also manifest on the field.
It looks like Troy Taylor is a mild mannered guy, but underneath that surface is a fire breathing dragon of a competitor that you must be to win in college football.
(06-29-2023, 06:11 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: Found these quotes from QB Elijah Brown, DL Dylan Stephenson, and recruiting analyst Brandon Huffman:
Brown:
“It’s been a different feel than the past couple of years,” Brown said of the Cardinal’s recruiting efforts while competing at the Elite 11 Finals last week. “Obviously, they’re doing something because a lot of people are committing. I think they’re on the right path.”
Stephenson:
“It was definitely a little shocking,” said Stephenson, a Miami native. “I didn’t expect to see them go so hard after me or other kids. I kind of didn’t see that out of the program. Then it happened, I was like, ‘Oh, wow, I have to pay more attention to Stanford.’ That was before my first visit, and it’s taken off since then.”
Huffman:
“It’s been clear that they realize Stanford still has a name,” 247Sports national recruiting analyst Brandon Huffman said. “You can still get good players and be attractive, but you just have to put a little elbow grease into the recruitment.”
The whole article about Pac-12 recruiting
Recruiting success doesn't happen by accident. I knew there had to be some real effort and drive behind getting these commitments Taylor has secured. This article in The Athletic sheds light on what that is. I'm going to go out on a limb and predict Stanford wins more games than expected this year because intense competitive drive behind recruiting will also manifest on the field.
It looks like Troy Taylor is a mild mannered guy, but underneath that surface is a fire breathing dragon of a competitor that you must be to win in college football.
(06-30-2023, 10:02 AM)newguy Wrote: Kahlil House, offensive lineman.
https://247sports.com/player/kahlil-house-46128260/
(06-30-2023, 10:02 AM)newguy Wrote: Kahlil House, offensive lineman.
https://247sports.com/player/kahlil-house-46128260/
