'17 NC LB Justin Foster

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Kentucky: “They use their outside linebackers. I like how they used Bud Dupree. He’s a guy I watch a lot. I have a good relationship with their coaches. They have a good atmosphere and I like the way they would use me in their defense.”

That's interesting. I thought Stoops badly misused Dupree.
 
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Crazy Ivan said:
Kentucky: “They use their outside linebackers. I like how they used Bud Dupree. He’s a guy I watch a lot. I have a good relationship with their coaches. They have a good atmosphere and I like the way they would use me in their defense.”

That's interesting. I thought Stoops badly misused Dupree.
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He just feels sorry for Stoops is all. Gotta have some sort of positivity around that program.
 
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I'm confused. He says he wants to play in a 3-4 and stay at OLB. Then says at Clemson he could play DE like Beasley or change it up and play MLB and mentions we're recruiting him as a MLB. So the two schools who lead for him don't run a 3-4 and plan on using him in a position other than his "preferred" position.
 
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bowlinggreenvol said:
I'm confused. He says he wants to play in a 3-4 and stay at OLB. Then says at Clemson he could play DE like Beasley or change it up and play MLB and mentions we're recruiting him as a MLB. So the two schools who lead for him don't run a 3-4 and plan on using him in a position other than his "preferred" position.
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Yeah that whole article contradicted itself the whole way through
 
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He's quoted as saying Georgia has a mechanical engineering program. Hmmm - from UGA website:

"Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering are new programs seeking initial accreditation in AY 2017-2018.

ABET is guided by industry, government, and academic constituents. The organization's accreditation process assures University of Georgia College of Engineering programs meet the quality standards established by the various professions for which the college prepares its students."

UT has a strong mechanical engineering program! 😏
 
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Crazy Ivan said:
Kentucky: “They use their outside linebackers. I like how they used Bud Dupree. He’s a guy I watch a lot. I have a good relationship with their coaches. They have a good atmosphere and I like the way they would use me in their defense.”

That's interesting. I thought Stoops badly misused Dupree.
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He did. He was completely wasted his final year at Kentucky.
 
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bowlinggreenvol said:
I'm confused. He says he wants to play in a 3-4 and stay at OLB. Then says at Clemson he could play DE like Beasley or change it up and play MLB and mentions we're recruiting him as a MLB. So the two schools who lead for him don't run a 3-4 and plan on using him in a position other than his "preferred" position.
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+1. None of those comments make any sense to me.
 
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6'4" 240 lbs!!!! That's massive enough already to be in a Stoops' D as an OLB, right? Maybe he'd make a mean DE.

Anyone know what we are recruiting him as?
 
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hopefully we can convince him he needs to play DE though. That's where he will excel

Tom Loy's take (per Notre Dame 247):

I'm not as high on the Shelby (N.C.) Crest four-star linebacker as others. I think he's a good linebacker, but he has the chance to be a really good defensive end. He just doesn't move well enough, in my opinion, to be a good linebacker at the collegiate level. I'm not confident putting him out there and asking him to cover many athletic tight ends. His future is bright as an edge rusher, but it's up to him to come to that realization and make that decision.
 
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BleedOrange91 said:
hopefully we can convince him he needs to play DE though. That's where he will excel

Tom Loy's take (per Notre Dame 247):

I'm not as high on the Shelby (N.C.) Crest four-star linebacker as others. I think he's a good linebacker, but he has the chance to be a really good defensive end. He just doesn't move well enough, in my opinion, to be a good linebacker at the collegiate level. I'm not confident putting him out there and asking him to cover many athletic tight ends. His future is bright as an edge rusher, but it's up to him to come to that realization and make that decision.
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Just get him to sign the dotted line and in a practice uniform then all those things will take care of themselves
 
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