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Read in a paper in the Orlando area that OT John Campbell who was 6-5/284 at the Orlando Nike over nine months ago is now weighing a little over 300 lbs. and looking good at that weight.
 
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stb said:
Read in a paper in the Orlando area that OT John Campbell who was 6-5/284 at the Orlando Nike over nine months ago is now weighing a little over 300 lbs. and looking good at that weight.
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He’s developed nicely over the last year, solid film this season. Should really add some solid competition to the OT group
 
A lot of our recruits are outplaying their ranking. Was also reading that Jarren Williams was starting over Clemson's QB commit who's the #1 pro style in the country for a big elimination 7v7 game during the summer. Really hope we get him.
 
jhtheking said:
A lot of our recruits are outplaying their ranking. Was also reading that Jarren Williams was starting over Clemson's QB commit who's the #1 pro style in the country for a big elimination 7v7 game during the summer. Really hope we get him.
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Campbell for a "3 tar" recruit has a lot of interest/offers from some big schools including the U.
https://247sports.com/Recruitment/John-Campbell-96481/RecruitInterests

I saw on his latest HUDL and he lists his weight as 303 --has a mean streak in his senior films-looks like a true LT
https://www.hudl.com/profile/5283625/john-campbell

was around 290 some months ago after Nike Orlando
John Campbell - Football Recruiting - Player Profiles - ESPN
 
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His hudl is awesome, Think he will end up being the best of the bunch we sign. And that is not a knock on scaife or reed.
 
I don't believe that the #1 Pro Style QB is a good fit for the Clemson offense and what they want to do.

I do, however, believe Jarren Williams is a perfect fit for what Richt wants to do offensively.

For over a dozen years Miami has needed to recruit more mobility at QB and bring a threat with mobility to diversify the offense. This has been a long time coming. Something a lot of the oldschool Canes didn't ever want to see happen, but this has been the direction of college football for a very long time.
 
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