EastCoastBuff
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Kiffin actually may be right, 'cept that gas is self-serve in South Carolina.
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I agree. Hopefully he doesn't go to the Colts (from a Donkeys perspective).
I wonder why the Colts didn't go after him to begin with? They were willing to take on a difficult personality in McD, why not Harbaugh?
Probably something like, "Ouch, my shoulder hurts."
Shut your whore mouth!
Don't take it personally Darth, that's the starvation talking.
Actually, he should take it personally because I'm doing a Thursday fast this week. Hoops game tonight and I want to drink a few beers.
How’d the CU gymnastics team do? Oh......wait.......
Crazy how much changed in a year. In 2017, only one of the top 10 players in Texas signed with an in state school school which was the number 8 prospect who went to A&M. This year 6 out of the top 7 went to UT and 2 out of the top 10 went to A&M. One was uncommitted so I am not sure how it ended.
Interesting discussion I heard on 950 on the way to work this morning. Almost every team that wins the National Championship has had at least two Top 10 classes in the previous 4 years prior to winning the NC. I think they said the last not to was back in the 80’s. At any rate, it’s very rare for a team to win the NC without a couple of great recruiting classes.
Skill positions look good but Nebraska finished with weird line recruiting. Looks worse than ours lol. They landed a low 3* OT who was getting Bethune-Cookman and Tennessee State offers late and a low 3* C whose brother is on the team. That’s it on the OL. They landed a low 3* DE who had grayshirt offers from Iowa and Iowa State. They landed Wildeman, who might be for real but we have had so many 3*s, with his offer list or better, not get a 4* bump. They didn’t sign a NT for their 3-4.
I was worried they’d get Jean-Baptiste but he went with Ohio State. At one point, Nebraska had Bookie (Oklahoma), Chase Williams (USC), Josh Moore (Texas), Mario Goodrich (Clemson), and Cam Brown (Ohio State) all committed and they replaced those guys with 4*s who they beat teams like Pitt and Louisville for so it seems like a definite downgrade. Still a real solid class, especially given the time frame tho.
DrunkRalphie
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First world problems.
Can LSU afford to pay another buyout and keep those coordinators while hiring a top grade HC? I think they're backed into a corner for a couple years.
The $8 million man in Ann Arbor signed the #21 class.
Sykobuff
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damn, USC's class is pretty good even for USC standards.
Georgia too, hot damn.
Georgia too, hot damn.
Wash definitely did well but not on USC level. SC is number two in average behind Georgia they just had a small class of about 19 kids.
Excellent deep dive analysis. Getting the RB was a real win for the Huskers today. if I was Herm Edwards I would have let him play RB in order to get him to sign there. Bad recruiting from a way over his head coach right now. It is going to take a lot to get that roster flipped over. As much as Frost has going for him, the rest of the country pays attention to college football a lot more than they did in the 70's and 90's. No more dominating Kansas and Iowa State every year. I want to beat their butts so freaking bad!
I don't see much difference between a class with a average composite recruit ranking of 86.19 (ASU) and 85.08 (CU). What makes you believe Herm out-recruited MM?