'15 FL QB/WR/DB (anything he wants) Torrance Gibson PART II

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BigOrangeTrain said:
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This kid has been put on too high of a pedestal for us to let go. The fall from those heights would kill most any of us. Two threads dedicated to any one player is ridiculous.

FYI - I don't think that we couldn't get him. I think when the nutz and boltz of the Butch plan were put together, he just didn't work out or else Butch saw red flags about something.
 
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"@quick_tg6
Ohio State University is my current leader! My list isn't changing anymore."

Sooo why not commit??
 
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247Sports learned on Friday evening following the camp that Ohio State is now No. 1 for Gibson, as they battle Tennessee and several others for the U.S. Army All-American’s National Signing Day signature. Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes business school were cited as the main reasons why Ohio State has climbed past the rest to this point. The Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage standout and nation’s top-rated athlete according to 247Sports was making his first-ever visit to Columbus, arriving early Friday afternoon, and the good news for Buckeyes fans is, he will stick around until Sunday.

- Steve Wiltfong
 
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Also from Wiltfong:

Gibson competed in the camp, which was not expected, and he showed the elite athleticism that college programs covet. At 6-foot-4, 200-pounds Gibson was erratic as a passer, but he made some strong throws and the tools are there to be fine-tuned. In a game setting when you add the run element, he’s an absolute game-changer with the football in his hands.
 
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RockyTop1384 said:
Also from Wiltfong:

Gibson competed in the camp, which was not expected, and he showed the elite athleticism that college programs covet. At 6-foot-4, 200-pounds Gibson was erratic as a passer, but he made some strong throws and the tools are there to be fine-tuned. In a game setting when you add the run element, he’s an absolute game-changer with the football in his hands.
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Seems all the reports sound about the same. Great athlete, very fast, very suspect as a passer. Every time I read one of these updates I think about CP. Had CP claimed he was a QB, and wanted to play QB, maybe he would have looked like Gibson. Very agile and making a lot of plays with his feet. Once and a while he would throw a good ball for a score. Kind of why I think TG ends up at WR no matter where he signs.
 
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RockyTop1384 said:
247Sports learned on Friday evening following the camp that Ohio State is now No. 1 for Gibson, as they battle Tennessee and several others for the U.S. Army All-American’s National Signing Day signature. Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes BUSINESS school were cited as the main reasons why Ohio State has climbed past the rest to this point. The Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage standout and nation’s top-rated athlete according to 247Sports was making his first-ever visit to Columbus, arriving early Friday afternoon, and the good news for Buckeyes fans is, he will stick around until Sunday.

- Steve Wiltfong
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So this is a BUSINESS decision? :question:
 
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RockyTop1384 said:
247Sports learned on Friday evening following the camp that Ohio State is now No. 1 for Gibson, as they battle Tennessee and several others for the U.S. Army All-American’s National Signing Day signature. Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes business school were cited as the main reasons why Ohio State has climbed past the rest to this point. The Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage standout and nation’s top-rated athlete according to 247Sports was making his first-ever visit to Columbus, arriving early Friday afternoon, and the good news for Buckeyes fans is, he will stick around until Sunday.

- Steve Wiltfong
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Since when does OSU have a better business school than UT?
 
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RockyTop1384 said:
Also from Wiltfong:

Gibson competed in the camp, which was not expected, and he showed the elite athleticism that college programs covet. At 6-foot-4, 200-pounds Gibson was erratic as a passer, but he made some strong throws and the tools are there to be fine-tuned. In a game setting when you add the run element, he’s an absolute game-changer with the football in his hands.
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While all other coaches and camps are being straight up with TG telling him he projects as a WR with an occasional look at QB in the wildcat. CUM is selling him 100% at QB and after signing day he's going to be catching passes.

Integrity isn't CUM's moniker.
 
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Funny how this thread's tone has changed, now that some reality finally settling in with the Gibsonite horde.
 
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