Urban Meyer after Jarvis Giles...

[True Fan]

How will the 2nd BCS Championship impact this effort...

Meyer hasn't given up on a couple of talented in-state prospects that are committed to other schools, either. He recently was spotted at the Tampa Gaither-Tampa Alonso game to check out Gaither running back Jarvis Giles (committed to Tennessee) and Alonso defensive lineman Demonte McAllister (committed to Florida State).

Both Giles and McAllister are Under Armour All-Americans.

 

[Volsguy12]

How will the 2nd BCS Championship impact this effort...

Seems to be a pretty old article. Plus Giles is a mid-termer. He is USCe all the way.

 

[Sabanocchio]

Giles has already enrolled. He's already on campus probably.

 

[give_him 6]

I thought Giles committed to South Carolina back in november

 

[rexvol]

I want Giles to go to So Car, because I dont want him winning anything of significance in his college career.

 

[VolsNSkinsFan]

LOL on above post

 

[GoVols10]

I thought Giles committed to South Carolina.

 

[RCKYT0P]

I thought Giles committed to South Carolina back in november

he did

 

[TwigInOrange]

Besides that, Jarvis probably doesn't like how the runningback is used in the spread offense. I wouldn't if I was a talented running back who had high hopes in a dream of playing in the NFL. I mean in last night's championship game Tebow had 21 carries as a QB and Harvin had 9 carries as a receiver/wing or whatever you call his role. That is 30 carries that the runningback didn't have the ball in his hands. I am sure that Kesthan Moore is a great back, but how is viewed in the eyes of the NFL?

 

[ukvols]

That's basically what Oku said about the spread. The way Florida has been running it isn't exactly the fast track to the NFL.

 

[g8terh8ter_eric]

How will the 2nd BCS Championship impact this effort...

You don't pay attention, do you?? Giles is enrolled at USCe and it looks like the article snippet you posted was during the the high school football season. :no:

 

[Volfan_TrappedN_KY]

That's basically what Oku said about the spread. The way Florida has been running it isn't exactly the fast track to the NFL.

Jonathan Stewart and Slayton are the only two backs I see in the NFL that have done anything great, coming from a spread offense in college and that includes DMAC

 

[jjay2518]

Jonathan Stewart and Slayton are the only two backs I see in the NFL that have done anything great, coming from a spread offense in college and that includes DMAC

Chris Johnson

 

[OrangePappy]

I guess the flip side for a RB is you'll have fresher legs if you can get to the NFL.