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***Official CU National Signing Day Thread***
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jizzrag85
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Newman...
or Osling.
jizzrag85
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Ah forgot about him
Coach at MSU has connection with Noah's dad and Valors Dline coach as well. What I've heard fwiw
vinniew_11
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Saw on DP site that UNC (Greely) had a 39 player class. That's massive!
my guess is Matt Lubick. He was at ole miss for about 2 weeks before taking the baylor oc job
AllStarBuffs
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Any info on this kid? Pwo, scholarship, etc?
SuperiorBuff
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Mesa signed 43. It is much more common for D2 players to graduate instead playing a 5th year if they didn't redshirt. I realize that UNC is FCS, I wonder if they have the same issue.
I couldn't be happier with this class when I review it in terms of the recent past. After a significant mid-cycle up swing, we lost Newman (OL) and Osling (DB) and gained Padlowski (TE) and Roddick (OL) on the last day.
A Top 30-ish ranking in recruiting is a great foundation if we made the right bets.
I'm optimistic we will look back on this class similarly to the class of 1985. Those guys bet on Coach Mac and his promise to deliver greatness. He did - because of them. They didn't see a national championship, but they built the team that got us there.
A Top 30-ish ranking in recruiting is a great foundation if we made the right bets.
I'm optimistic we will look back on this class similarly to the class of 1985. Those guys bet on Coach Mac and his promise to deliver greatness. He did - because of them. They didn't see a national championship, but they built the team that got us there.
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They bumped Oregon above us on Espn but 26 is a good start.
AlferdJasper
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I posted yesterday that the new Miss St DL coach is a close family friend of the Ellis's family. Noah's Dad played for him with the Lions in fact.
wrong thread
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Sounds like a kicker's name, that's what I was hoping for. Welcome aboard Nico, find your spot.
outlandinfan
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Now that this class is solidified completely barring a late grad transfer, I think that the CUin17 recruits will be remembered as the ones who marked the start of a distinctly new era in Colorado football, the era of Coach Mac's success and CU's "modern successful years"
I love the players that made last year possible and so exciting, but this class shows that we are improving everywhere top to bottom. It may not be evident through our record next year, but one or two years down the road it will be clear through on-field results that recruiting has taken a giant upswing around here.
We will see an even better recruiting class next year, undoubtedly. It takes time to build up the name of Colorado football, but soon enough the program will regain some of its former prestige.
I love the players that made last year possible and so exciting, but this class shows that we are improving everywhere top to bottom. It may not be evident through our record next year, but one or two years down the road it will be clear through on-field results that recruiting has taken a giant upswing around here.
We will see an even better recruiting class next year, undoubtedly. It takes time to build up the name of Colorado football, but soon enough the program will regain some of its former prestige.
Guessing that he will go to defense quickly, on offense as a TE only had one reception.
Has the size and speed though to make an impact on the scout team immediately. Make us a better team even if he isn't on the field in games.
Also the kind of guy who wants to be a Buff and wants to prove he can play at the P5 level. He is good enough that he is giving up a scholly at a lower level program to be here.
A big welcome.
As you mention D2 players usually don't play a fifth year. With the limited scholarships and smaller rosters they don't do a lot of redshirting other than for injuries.
Also unlike at the D1 level they can split scholarships. They get 63 at the FCS level and 36 at the D2 level but at D2 they can split them up and add academic scholarships as well as grants and loans.
From the NCAA website:
