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More tiny LBs we hope to add size to. Great.
Where’s that gif?He definitely isn’t balling
Bobby ***** plays in my head whenever he hits someoneAgreed. Take an undersized kid like Cam Pruitt who ******* decleats people when he hits them. Big difference. Not down on this kid specifically I don’t know enough about him
@JHallCanes , note the nickname in the OP and the OG thread too
So far, we have one flip and one miss with a nickname since you said it was a quasi recruiting law that nicknames are the kiss of death.
Visited yesterday and picked up an offer. Only one year of highlights on HUDL so may not have a lot of tape for coaches to review and might explain the limited offer list from smaller teams. Committed to Rutgers and eventually flipped to Miami.
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Neither was my neighbor next door until I saw her topless.Not a needle mover
This is a bit incorrect:
2024:
LB - Hayes (4* #8 LB in the nation)
LB - Pruitt (3* #45 LB in the National)
2025:
LB - Wiley Jr (4* #27 LB in the nation)
LB - Marcelin Jr (3* #56 LB in the nation)
Portal Class:
2024:
-3* Alderman
2025:
-3* Toure
-3* Bonner
Also as I’ve explained many times, there’s levels to blue chips. It’s not just 4*, it’s the quality. To be blunt, the recruiting sites have become more participation trophy vs. true blue chips. Previously, u had to be within the first 330th nationally ranked player to earn a 5* - 4*. That’s no longer the case, & blue chips have been grossly watered down.
Class of 2025 WR:
-Moore (4* #17 WR in the nation)
-Toney (4* #49 WR in the nation)
-Upshaw (4* #68 WR in the nation)
So yes, technically, the latter two are blue chips, but their composite ratings are in the 80’s. Once u have that, it’s basically an old school high 3*. The truest blue chip WRs r:
-JoJo
-Carr
-Moore
-Robinson
Right. Didn’t he just have a top 10 defense without 4/5 star talent. Can we not trust the process?Elite testing numbers, three-down ability to cover or rush, and they feel good about his frame seeing him in person. This is a Heatherman guy and Heatherman highly values verified testing.
Time will tell but they expect him to be a big riser.
Unfortunately that doesn’t speak to the quality of the neighbor though.Neither was my neighbor next door until I saw her topless.
Stop making sense please.This is a bit incorrect:
2024:
LB - Hayes (4* #8 LB in the nation)
LB - Pruitt (3* #45 LB in the National)
2025:
LB - Wiley Jr (4* #27 LB in the nation)
LB - Marcelin Jr (3* #56 LB in the nation)
Portal Class:
2024:
-3* Alderman
2025:
-3* Toure
-3* Bonner
Also as I’ve explained many times, there’s levels to blue chips. It’s not just 4*, it’s the quality. To be blunt, the recruiting sites have become more participation trophy vs. true blue chips. Previously, u had to be within the first 330th nationally ranked player to earn a 5* - 4*. That’s no longer the case, & blue chips have been grossly watered down.
Class of 2025 WR:
-Moore (4* #17 WR in the nation)
-Toney (4* #49 WR in the nation)
-Upshaw (4* #68 WR in the nation)
So yes, technically, the latter two are blue chips, but their composite ratings are in the 80’s. Once u have that, it’s basically an old school high 3*. The truest blue chip WRs r:
-JoJo
-Carr
-Moore
-Robinson
Stop making sense please.
Mellons is mellons bro!Unfortunately that doesn’t speak to the quality of the neighbor though.
Won’t really push back here. I agree with the rankings sentiment. My point more was to push back on the “we don’t pay our coach x amount of dollars to flip kids from Rutgers”. Mainly you can’t complain about 1 instance and ignore the countless others (5 stars). Specifically, accumulating more 5 star trench players than almost every other team. Including the number 1 player in the country this cycle.This is a bit incorrect:
2024:
LB - Hayes (4* #8 LB in the nation)
LB - Pruitt (3* #45 LB in the National)
2025:
LB - Wiley Jr (4* #27 LB in the nation)
LB - Marcelin Jr (3* #56 LB in the nation)
Portal Class:
2024:
-3* Alderman
2025:
-3* Toure
-3* Bonner
Also as I’ve explained many times, there’s levels to blue chips. It’s not just 4*, it’s the quality. To be blunt, the recruiting sites have become more participation trophy vs. true blue chips. Previously, u had to be within the first 330th nationally ranked player to earn a 5* - 4*. That’s no longer the case, & blue chips have been grossly watered down.
Class of 2025 WR:
-Moore (4* #17 WR in the nation)
-Toney (4* #49 WR in the nation)
-Upshaw (4* #68 WR in the nation)
So yes, technically, the latter two are blue chips, but their composite ratings are in the 80’s. Once u have that, it’s basically an old school high 3*. The truest blue chip WRs r:
-JoJo
-Carr
-Moore
-Robinson
First Rutgers stint wasn't in the big tenNo doubt. Nothing screams trust the evals like 26 wins in 5 seasons for his 2nd Rutgers stint.
Mellons is mellons bro!
these havent been aging well lately. One year does not indicate a coach is good or will be good, remember Mel Tucker. If Lashlee's success is sustained for 3 or 4 years then we can say he's a good coach. Remember Mario has 2 power 5 conf titles and would have qualified for the playoff multiple times if it was 12 teams. The bar is significantly lower now. Im curious though, how would this board have reacted if we made the playoffs and then got smoked by 4 touchdowns in the first round? Some how I dont think it would have been hailed as some great accomplishment. But again anything to sht on Mario, carry on.SMU
Years in ACC? 1.
ACCCG appearances? 1.
CFP appearances? 1.
No. We need LBs that can read/diagnose the play. If they are big, all the better, but not essential.I thought we were done with the 200 pound linebackers
We need more size and length!!!