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You keep moving the goalposts. Ots like that scene in Fletch - yes, but at the end, it was very sudden. Just in reverse. He wasn’t a 3* when we began recruiting him? Few local OL will be 4*s when we start recruiting them (unless we start late), because OLs take time to develop and get...

He was a 4* on rivals and 247. .94 on 247 is a high score also. more importantly, he was a dominating guy who everyone knew before his senior year. Blocked for duke. Duke was in the state title game as a junior. here’s @LuCane in Jan ‘12: “He has a chance to be the highest draft pick out of...

l Rousseau was a good eval, imo. We took his commitment early, before he got widely noticed, and he was a projection kid physically and by position. He’s an example of what we’re supposed to be finding every cycle.

Yeah the guy I was responding to claimed he was a 3*. I’m pretty sure there’s some thread with @LuCane and me discussing how much we liked him as a prospect back when he was in HS. Kid was as good an OL prospect as I’ve seen in So Fla in over a decade, imo.

We’re supposed to identify local kids before the rest. That’s the point of local. you’re too focused on the rankings. Flowers was an obvious eval. Our holes at positions was caused by a few failures, but blown evals was one of them. Wasted spots, guys who don’t contribute. poor recruiting...

Flowers wasn’t a great eval. He was a ‘grandmomma’ kid. That means your grandma could see how good he is. Everyone with one eye could see he was one of the best OL prospects to come out of so fla in a decade. He blocked for Duke and was well recognized. No idea what site called him a 3* (he...