butchna
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He has offers from Miami and Virginia Tech there won't be any kind of walk-on for him. His offers have to be legit as well or they wouldn't bring him in this late in the game. He could be the prototype slot guy for our offense.I'd be willing to be that if Latrell commits, it's under some "shirt" or preferred walk-on status.
Okay now I see his real speed. He's a long strider. Very similar to Michael Thomas for the Buckeyes. That's why his 40 isn't super fast. He's very fast on the top end though.
Penn State about to offer also. This happens every yr. Kids start to blow up towards the end after their senior season. Hes talented for sure.
Yep, definitely.
I remember when Dooley offered an under the radar kid named Eddie Jackson. Everyone was pissed. Then daily, offer after offer rolls in, and the guy is now All-SEC at Alabama. So many examples of this.
Interesting read:
http://www.volnation.com/forum/tennessee-vols-recruiting/176873-13-fl-wr-cb-eddie-jackson.html
Sorry for the form on the link. I'm on mobile.
Call me crazy, but I'd offer the MVP of our Summer camp.
Think of the reaction Dooley would get if this guy is a beast in 3 years, and we didn't offer after he performed right under our coach's nose.
Like Nate Johnson I'd expect Williams to laugh at a blue shirt offer.
Sometimes you could talk a kid like Johnson into it. With him being instate if he can get all the financial aid available ( depending on family's financials) he can get school paid for and 4 to 6k in his pocket for living expenses. That can't happen with an out of state kid.
Sometimes you could talk a kid like Johnson into it. With him being instate if he can get all the financial aid available ( depending on family's financials) he can get school paid for and 4 to 6k in his pocket for living expenses. That can't happen with an out of state kid.