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Owa to UCLA
And Simek to Arkansas. He said we offered.Owa to UCLA
I hope he tears both ACLs on his way to the fridge to get his dinner tonight.Owa to UCLA
Yeah, not too broken up about that. At this point I'd rather have the extra scholarship on next year's class. Losing Owa to UCLA hurts a little, but can't blame him for wanting to stay in the Pac 10. He'll get a chance to see up close and personal the kind of physical team Nebraska is putting together in a few years.And Simek to Arkansas. He said we offered.Owa to UCLA
Yea, I'm not too high on Simek either. I just thought it was interesting that the Nebraska coaches had been straight up with him all along as he waited for an offer, and then when they finally offer him he signs elsewhere.Best of luck to Owa. I think he would develop faster as a player going to NU, but I definitely understand the allure of going to college in LA.Yeah, not too broken up about that. At this point I'd rather have the extra scholarship on next year's class. Losing Owa to UCLA hurts a little, but can't blame him for wanting to stay in the Pac 10. He'll get a chance to see up close and personal the kind of physical team Nebraska is putting together in a few years.And Simek to Arkansas. He said we offered.Owa to UCLA
Owa to UCLA
I read a thought somewhere that he was "scared" of going there with Lattimore but now that Lattimore signed with the Gamecocks, he may be interested again.Lache Seastrunk 5* RB commit to Oregon still has not faxed in his LOI. Auburn boards are in a tizzy thinking he wants to sign with AU. Some beat writer out of Mobile claims he called AU asking about a scholarship. I'm 98% sure this is a whole lot of nothing, but the internet thinks it may be true, and the internet is never ever wrong.
oofConstruxBoy said:Sounds like Allen and Maynard to Cal.
Seems like UT came up short in number of Def. and Off linemen, am I right? Are there guys that redshirted last year or didn't play much that are expected to do good things in the trenches, because heading into recruiting, those are the areas I was most concerned about (along with QB obviously)Vols pulled in the Boise Defensive coordinator as well.
Got 3 QBs. Added 4 OLs (one 5*, two 4*, and one 3*). Added one DT and 3 DEs. IIRC, they have some big Frsh/Soph Olinemen waiting.Seems like UT came up short in number of Def. and Off linemen, am I right? Are there guys that redshirted last year or didn't play much that are expected to do good things in the trenches, because heading into recruiting, those are the areas I was most concerned about (along with QB obviously)Vols pulled in the Boise Defensive coordinator as well.
Yet another reason I've been questioning Kiffin.The cubbard was bare on the lines when he arrived right? At least the OL was thin and full of seniors and walk-ons last year. So Kiff receives all these accolades for signing the #10 class last year....but it only includes 3 OL (1 4-star and 2 3-star)...1 DT (3-star)...and 1 DE (3-star).So only 5 total lineman...and 4/5 were among the lowest ranked kids in the class. I know lineman ranking is a little questionable....but still seems to me like Kiffin doesn't have much of a plan other than signing big names, and Dooley does (among others).He signed a top 5 class today...plenty of WR/RB/Athletes...but I see 2 lineman. He better hope Carroll left depth on the lines...Got 3 QBs. Added 4 OLs (one 5*, two 4*, and one 3*). Added one DT and 3 DEs. IIRC, they have some big Frsh/Soph Olinemen waiting.Seems like UT came up short in number of Def. and Off linemen, am I right? Are there guys that redshirted last year or didn't play much that are expected to do good things in the trenches, because heading into recruiting, those are the areas I was most concerned about (along with QB obviously)Vols pulled in the Boise Defensive coordinator as well.
What I've heard is Kiffin recruited the ones with the higher star rankings rather than addressing need. It's great to get a lot of 4 star players and even a 5 star now and then but you have to fill your needs. It appears though that Dooley did a good job of holding it together and even adding a couple of guys in Stone and Rogers at the end.Yet another reason I've been questioning Kiffin.The cubbard was bare on the lines when he arrived right? At least the OL was thin and full of seniors and walk-ons last year. So Kiff receives all these accolades for signing the #10 class last year....but it only includes 3 OL (1 4-star and 2 3-star)...1 DT (3-star)...and 1 DE (3-star).So only 5 total lineman...and 4/5 were among the lowest ranked kids in the class. I know lineman ranking is a little questionable....but still seems to me like Kiffin doesn't have much of a plan other than signing big names, and Dooley does (among others).Got 3 QBs. Added 4 OLs (one 5*, two 4*, and one 3*). Added one DT and 3 DEs. IIRC, they have some big Frsh/Soph Olinemen waiting.Seems like UT came up short in number of Def. and Off linemen, am I right? Are there guys that redshirted last year or didn't play much that are expected to do good things in the trenches, because heading into recruiting, those are the areas I was most concerned about (along with QB obviously)Vols pulled in the Boise Defensive coordinator as well.
Just as an FYI on Scholarship limits:1. EVERY Conference/school in D-I has a 25 scholie per year limit and a team limit of 852. Teams sign extra when they know that some of the recruits are not going to make grades and will get placed in JUCO or prep schools.*** The 25-limit only takes effect when the recruits enroll @ school in the fall *** That's when they become "official" recipients of a scholarship.So yeah, teams sign 26, 27, 30 kids to Letters of Intent. But they already know that only 25 will be on campus in the fall.Is the SEC the only conference with a cap (27)?Washington has 30 Commitments so far. Parker would be 31 How the Hell? Maybe the 30 is a good sign for U of M
I understand the scholarship limits...but if I understand the SEC situation correctly, they actually put a cap on LOI's of 27 (after Nutt signed a small army last year). I think they are the only conference that actually limits the number of LOI's you can receive...Just as an FYI on Scholarship limits:1. EVERY Conference/school in D-I has a 25 scholie per year limit and a team limit of 852. Teams sign extra when they know that some of the recruits are not going to make grades and will get placed in JUCO or prep schools.*** The 25-limit only takes effect when the recruits enroll @ school in the fall *** That's when they become "official" recipients of a scholarship.So yeah, teams sign 26, 27, 30 kids to Letters of Intent. But they already know that only 25 will be on campus in the fall.Is the SEC the only conference with a cap (27)?Washington has 30 Commitments so far. Parker would be 31 How the Hell? Maybe the 30 is a good sign for U of M
Agree...and how about Miami? With all the hype they rec'd last season...and with signing 28 kids...and in the talent hotbed they are in...no better than 24th?Seeing Ohio State at 25 surprises me. If they get Henderson later today that ranking should improve, but I would have expected more.
Ironically enough just saw a report that Henderson is going to sign with Miami, a last minute surprise.Agree...and how about Miami? With all the hype they rec'd last season...and with signing 28 kids...and in the talent hotbed they are in...no better than 24th?Seeing Ohio State at 25 surprises me. If they get Henderson later today that ranking should improve, but I would have expected more.
I thought the SEC cap was 28, could be completely wrong but 28 is the number.....i think.I understand the scholarship limits...but if I understand the SEC situation correctly, they actually put a cap on LOI's of 27 (after Nutt signed a small army last year). I think they are the only conference that actually limits the number of LOI's you can receive...Just as an FYI on Scholarship limits:1. EVERY Conference/school in D-I has a 25 scholie per year limit and a team limit of 852. Teams sign extra when they know that some of the recruits are not going to make grades and will get placed in JUCO or prep schools.*** The 25-limit only takes effect when the recruits enroll @ school in the fall *** That's when they become "official" recipients of a scholarship.So yeah, teams sign 26, 27, 30 kids to Letters of Intent. But they already know that only 25 will be on campus in the fall.Is the SEC the only conference with a cap (27)?Washington has 30 Commitments so far. Parker would be 31 How the Hell? Maybe the 30 is a good sign for U of M
Darick Rogers to UT. Lose Ambles, gain a better prospect.
* Tennessee signed a good OL class. 5*, 4*, 4*, 3*. They actually turned down an OG from Texas. Tennessee returns a freshman all american on the line. Let's be honest here. 3/5 of the starting OL last season were way below typical SEC standards.* I'll trade being able to grab Stone (OL) from Bama for losing Ambles any day of the week.* Tennessee signed, I'll verify, the #1 WR class in the nation. 5*, 4*, 4*, 4*, 3*.* Signed very good DEs.* Where they are short is DT and LB. Losing Copeland really hurt. On the other hand, new DC is innovative and word is they may be a little less 4-3 traditional. A couple of the speed DEs can play 3-4 LB. One of the safeties is likely to move to LB.This isn't a one year/class project. It is going to take 2-3 years/classes to get the roster to be able to go head to head with Fl/Bama. Heck, they pretty much did that this year.I think Dooley is the right guy. You have to be uber impressed with what Dooley did in 19 days after the Quittin' Kiffin fiasco.Seems like UT came up short in number of Def. and Off linemen, am I right? Are there guys that redshirted last year or didn't play much that are expected to do good things in the trenches, because heading into recruiting, those are the areas I was most concerned about (along with QB obviously)Vols pulled in the Boise Defensive coordinator as well.
I think that's right but I'm not sure. I know Auburn signed 32, 5 were applied to last year's class with early enrollments, leaving 27 counting towards the 2010 class. From my understanding they still had one spot left that wasn't used, meaning they could have taken 28.I thought the SEC cap was 28, could be completely wrong but 28 is the number.....i think.I understand the scholarship limits...but if I understand the SEC situation correctly, they actually put a cap on LOI's of 27 (after Nutt signed a small army last year). I think they are the only conference that actually limits the number of LOI's you can receive...Just as an FYI on Scholarship limits:1. EVERY Conference/school in D-I has a 25 scholie per year limit and a team limit of 852. Teams sign extra when they know that some of the recruits are not going to make grades and will get placed in JUCO or prep schools.*** The 25-limit only takes effect when the recruits enroll @ school in the fall *** That's when they become "official" recipients of a scholarship.So yeah, teams sign 26, 27, 30 kids to Letters of Intent. But they already know that only 25 will be on campus in the fall.Is the SEC the only conference with a cap (27)?Washington has 30 Commitments so far. Parker would be 31 How the Hell? Maybe the 30 is a good sign for U of M
Glad to see you pulling in some talent...l'il bro...Consensus Top Five from Rivals, Scout, ESPN 1) Florida 12) Texas 2.333t)Bama 43t)Auburn 45)Oklahoma 4.67
I will gut you like a fish one day.Glad to see you pulling in some talent...l'il bro...Consensus Top Five from Rivals, Scout, ESPN 1) Florida 12) Texas 2.333t)Bama 43t)Auburn 45)Oklahoma 4.67
I'm pretty sure the NCAA annual limit is 25. Also, you can sign however many guys you want. All that matters is how many end up on scholarships. Someone can play while not on scholarship, a la Ricky Williams at Texas, and they won't count against the total.I think that's right but I'm not sure. I know Auburn signed 32, 5 were applied to last year's class with early enrollments, leaving 27 counting towards the 2010 class. From my understanding they still had one spot left that wasn't used, meaning they could have taken 28.I thought the SEC cap was 28, could be completely wrong but 28 is the number.....i think.I understand the scholarship limits...but if I understand the SEC situation correctly, they actually put a cap on LOI's of 27 (after Nutt signed a small army last year). I think they are the only conference that actually limits the number of LOI's you can receive...Just as an FYI on Scholarship limits:1. EVERY Conference/school in D-I has a 25 scholie per year limit and a team limit of 852. Teams sign extra when they know that some of the recruits are not going to make grades and will get placed in JUCO or prep schools.*** The 25-limit only takes effect when the recruits enroll @ school in the fall *** That's when they become "official" recipients of a scholarship.So yeah, teams sign 26, 27, 30 kids to Letters of Intent. But they already know that only 25 will be on campus in the fall.
What we're saying here is that the SEC has put a cap on LOI's. An SEC school can only receive 28 LOI's for a given year. 25 is the amount of schollies a school can award. So Auburn who signed 32 total worked out as follows: 5 enrolled in January which counted towards 2009, leaving 27. 25 of those 27 will sign scholarships, the other 2 will either be placed or grey shirt, or not enroll, or whatever.I'm pretty sure the NCAA annual limit is 25. Also, you can sign however many guys you want. All that matters is how many end up on scholarships. Someone can play while not on scholarship, a la Ricky Williams at Texas, and they won't count against the total.I think that's right but I'm not sure. I know Auburn signed 32, 5 were applied to last year's class with early enrollments, leaving 27 counting towards the 2010 class. From my understanding they still had one spot left that wasn't used, meaning they could have taken 28.I thought the SEC cap was 28, could be completely wrong but 28 is the number.....i think.I understand the scholarship limits...but if I understand the SEC situation correctly, they actually put a cap on LOI's of 27 (after Nutt signed a small army last year). I think they are the only conference that actually limits the number of LOI's you can receive...Just as an FYI on Scholarship limits:1. EVERY Conference/school in D-I has a 25 scholie per year limit and a team limit of 852. Teams sign extra when they know that some of the recruits are not going to make grades and will get placed in JUCO or prep schools.*** The 25-limit only takes effect when the recruits enroll @ school in the fall *** That's when they become "official" recipients of a scholarship.So yeah, teams sign 26, 27, 30 kids to Letters of Intent. But they already know that only 25 will be on campus in the fall.
Right. From what I'm hearing those 2 are Richardson and Delaine.What we're saying here is that the SEC has put a cap on LOI's. An SEC school can only receive 28 LOI's for a given year. 25 is the amount of schollies a school can award. So Auburn who signed 32 total worked out as follows: 5 enrolled in January which counted towards 2009, leaving 27. 25 of those 27 will sign scholarships, the other 2 will either be placed or grey shirt, or not enroll, or whatever.
yeah, I heard Richardson, but had no idea who the other one was.Right. From what I'm hearing those 2 are Richardson and Delaine.What we're saying here is that the SEC has put a cap on LOI's. An SEC school can only receive 28 LOI's for a given year. 25 is the amount of schollies a school can award. So Auburn who signed 32 total worked out as follows: 5 enrolled in January which counted towards 2009, leaving 27. 25 of those 27 will sign scholarships, the other 2 will either be placed or grey shirt, or not enroll, or whatever.
Gotcha.Thanks.What we're saying here is that the SEC has put a cap on LOI's. An SEC school can only receive 28 LOI's for a given year. 25 is the amount of schollies a school can award. So Auburn who signed 32 total worked out as follows: 5 enrolled in January which counted towards 2009, leaving 27. 25 of those 27 will sign scholarships, the other 2 will either be placed or grey shirt, or not enroll, or whatever.
Nice pull on the big lineman from San Dimas....The Idaho Vandals class coming off of the exciting Humanitarian Bowl victory and an 8 win season:
http://bit.ly/drPf8S
of 18 total....Kiff's second OL, and 1 DL.Henderson now official to USC. Appeared to be between OSU, Miami, and USC. Late push by Miami comes up short. Should vault USC up to the consensus #3 slot.
I compared this to Carroll's great classes from '03 - '05...he averaged about 8-9 lineman per 20 signees.Saban's great classes from '07 - '09 averaged about 10-11 lineman per 25 signees.of 18 total....Kiff's second OL, and 1 DL.Henderson now official to USC. Appeared to be between OSU, Miami, and USC. Late push by Miami comes up short. Should vault USC up to the consensus #3 slot.
Yeah he looks like a good one. The fan base is pretty excited about getting Maxx Forde who originally committed to WAZZU (where his Dad played) (just 8 miles away). The Bass kid was a 4-star coming out of high school. Those are the kind of kids the WAC programs really have to focus on getting, the overlooked, the kids with potential and who maybe have had a bad year at a big school and are looking to get out. Akey also brought in a lot of JC kids who can help in the trenches right away next season. The Vandals play at Nebraska and have Boise at home, in a 13 game schedule. That means the Vandals will probably have to go 7-4 in their other games, which also include a trip to Fresno St. and long trips @ Hawaii and @ LA-Tech. The Vandals will probably be a better team than they were last year, but it will be much tougher for them to go bowling in 2010. I'm sure hoping we get back there though. An 8 win season and the national press we got after that crazy miracle win in the Humanitarian Bowl seemed totally impossible for about the last 10 years. 2009 felt pretty damn good after all the losing the program has done over the last 10-12 years.Nice pull on the big lineman from San Dimas....The Idaho Vandals class coming off of the exciting Humanitarian Bowl victory and an 8 win season:
http://bit.ly/drPf8S
I hadn't noticed that. Looks like 3 TE, 2 RB, 2 WR, a QB, whole lotta skill guys and very light on the linemen and only 1 LB that I see. Of course they have an ATH that appears to be destined for LB as well.of 18 total....Kiff's second OL, and 1 DL.Henderson now official to USC. Appeared to be between OSU, Miami, and USC. Late push by Miami comes up short. Should vault USC up to the consensus #3 slot.
Allen must be something really, really, really special for Cal to spend a scholarship on a mediocre QB who struggled mightily for 3/4 of the season in the MAC.oofConstruxBoy said:Sounds like Allen and Maynard to Cal.
As a Michigan fan, that commit rates as one of the biggest shockers I have seen in the 10+ years I have been following recruiting.Dorsey to Michigan is official.