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CU In-State Recruiting 2019
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Seems like a weird year. Only a few prospects where there seems to be a consensus.
Thirteen seems like an extremely high number.
I wouldn't have thought it was that high. Adam just did his pre spring evaluation Top 10 and I don't think every one of them had a P5 offer - 8 or 9 did, though. That's a lot for CO this early.
J-R-K
Well-Known Member
https://247sports.com/Season/2019-F...Rankings?InstitutionGroup=HighSchool&State=CO
I count 13 with P5 offers.
I don't doubt you. My post was backing you up on the volume this year.
Very strange that CU doesn’t think he’s a guy that fits what they’re looking for on defense.
Also,
(yes, this was from a few months ago)
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Very strange that CU doesn’t think he’s a guy that fits what they’re looking for on defense.
Also,
McCarty is a clown who thinks that the top five kids each year in Colorado should have CU offers but go elsewhere and that CU should take the next 10-15.
Over the years he has criticized CU multiple times for not taking kids who ended up as average players at the MWC level.
Very strange that CU doesn’t think he’s a guy that fits what they’re looking for on defense.
Also,
Honestly have not paid enough attention to the projections of where Townsend fits at the next level, but 6'5"-6'7"/235-240 DL do not exactly grow on trees. Strange recruitment indeed.
DrunkRalphie
Well-Known Member
http://www.buffzone.com/football-cu...tin-johnson-excited-play-near-home?source=rss
Johnson pushing CU to offer Nugent.
Johnson pushing CU to offer Nugent.
Good for Alex, nice to see all these prospects from CO going to big name schools.
Yep. And this is equivalent news to McCaffrey choosing Michigan. Two in-state QBs who CU did not offer to play QB and went to P5 programs in the Big Ten while CU signed another in-state QB who made the Elite 11 Finals and AA Game roster at QB.
Has Colorado High School football matured to the point that we could get away with signing the top in state prep QB each year and be successful? It feels that way right now between Blake, Ty, and what's unfolding for 2020.
I think Colorado is getting to the point where it's consistently putting out P5 level QBs and OL. I'd much rather them go Colorado heavy on OL going forward than QB, though.
Not totally buying the QB hype just yet. I would still be looking to California whenever possible.
When you have the right guy in Colorado take him but the California kids and the Texas kids talent being equal will normally be more ready to play.
The top leagues in California and Texas have more talent in one league than Colorado has in the entire state. Those QBs have been throwing against better coached and much more talented DBs their entire HS careers. They are just used to smaller windows and faster reactions.
Now that 7 on 7 has become so big the difference is even greater.
Ehh, debatable.
Go ahead, debate it. Tell me how throwing against defenses with multiple D1 talents in California or Texas isn't an advantage over throwing against a typical Colorado HS defense with none.
Doesn't mean that the Colorado kid can't become an outstanding college player but better competition tends to step up the level of play.
JOEinDenver
National Championship or Bust
If the a Colorado QBs team is winning on a national level with there 7 x 7 team, would you say they are playing better personal. What is that worth?
Nothing. 7v7 doesn’t mean **** and anybody who tries to tell you that it does doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
JOEinDenver
National Championship or Bust
Then why do they use it at the Nike Opening in Dallas? Someone should contact
ANDY BARK
andy@studentsports.com
CEO & FOUNDER
Give him some ideas on how to run a better event.
https://www.theopening.com/copy-of-2017-finals-roster
CitizenKane
Well-Known Member
In general I agree that kids facing better competition will be better players. We are just in a streak where colorado is producing some very talented QB's that many D1 programs would want. Get em while they last.
It hadn't been around long when I played in 7on7. It got bigger every year but we just looked at it like the street ball game we played in front of my house every Sunday. Cool thing was, we got to compete against peckerwoods we didn't like from district and other parts of the state, made it fun.