Winners and losers of NSD

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#76
The Ohio State assistant coach that tweeted crap at Coach Gillespie a few weeks back, Zach Smith, was waiting at fax machine for Binjamin Victor's LOI...Victor said he sent it but coaches didn't receive it. Chaos ensued for a while before the moron realized it was out of paper.

#Loserbuckeye
 
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landscapingvol said:
Georgia missed out on a ton of in-state talent and a majority of their commits were under Richt; Derrick Brown, Tre Lamar, Antonneus Clayton, Nigel Warrior, Antwuan Jackson, Marquez Callaway, Kyle Davis, and EJ Price just to name a few left the state.
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Yep, 15 out of the Top 25 players left the state.
 
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Va tech definitely a loser today. Not only was class sub par, but their famed DB coach bolted right after signing day was over for Florida. This town is in shock. Not quite to mattress burning level yet. But fists are being shaken at the sky in anger.
 
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ReadCT said:
Once dated a girl who's roommate was a hottie GTech grad. I asked her point blank one night what it was like being a good looking girl on the GT campus.



Her response: "The odds were good, but the goods were odd."



So funny.
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Ha!
 
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rtb1983 said:
Va tech definitely a loser today. Not only was class sub par, but their famed DB coach bolted right after signing day was over for Florida. This town is in shock. Not quite to mattress burning level yet. But fists are being shaken at the sky in anger.
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Their board was one if the more entertaining I came across today. They have already turned against Fuente.

Virginia Tech The Tunnel
 
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snowvols said:
Their board was one if the more entertaining I came across today. They have already turned against Fuente.

Virginia Tech The Tunnel
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Yeah I just read a post on there stating that it is not necessary to land top 15 recruiting classes and they say Fuente has proven to coach up 3 star talent to 5 star talent and that he has a proven offense. He hasn't proven jack. He had one pretty good year last year. I'm sorry but if Butch had a class ranked at 40 he would be gone. They have no idea how important recruiting is.
 
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VolPack22 said:
Yeah I just read a post on there stating that it is not necessary to land top 15 recruiting classes and they say Fuente has proven to coach up 3 star talent to 5 star talent and that he has a proven offense. He hasn't proven jack. He had one pretty good year last year. I'm sorry but if Butch had a class ranked at 40 he would be gone. They have no idea how important recruiting is.
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Fuente went 10-3 and 9-3 the last two years, at Memphis State, and he beat Ole Miss 3 months ago,
a seemingly impossible task. I'd say he has a pretty good track record of coaching kids up.
 
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HoptownVol said:
Fuente went 10-3 and 9-3 the last two years, at Memphis State, and he beat Ole Miss 3 months ago,
a seemingly impossible task. I'd say he has a pretty good track record of coaching kids up.
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Houston will fall off a cliff without Sumlin...

Amazing what amazing qb's can do
 
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DD4ME said:
Houston will fall off a cliff without Sumlin...

Amazing what amazing qb's can do
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Exactly what I was going to say. Paxton Lynch is a possible top 10 draft pick. He is the reason Fuente got the VT job. I see us beating them by at least 20 points in battle at bristol. He will prove once again that it is extremely hard to follow a legend at a big time school.
 
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VolPack22 said:
Exactly what I was going to say. Paxton Lynch is a possible top 10 draft pick. He is the reason Fuente got the VT job. I see us beating them by at least 20 points in battle at bristol. He will prove once again that it is extremely hard to follow a legend at a big time school.
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Their defense is pretty good. My guess they try, I said try, to stop the run and force Dobbs to beat them with his arm. He is a smart coach. But I think he is going to regret going to VT. He kept some of the old staff and that may come back to haunt him.
 
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DD4ME said:
I have to put tree climber up there. Ole Mi$$ too.
FSU and LSU for having the seasons they did also racked up.


Mac and Bob Stoops did not parlay season success to all that much.

Oregon fell off the pedestal bad.
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Ole Miss had a highly ranked class but according to them they missed badly on the defensive side and were talking tonight that they will either have to convert some safetys or use walkons in the two deep at LB


re: tOfficial NSD Melturbation Thread(Posted on 2/3/16 at 12:53 pm to TupeloReb)

We were all talking about whose melt would be best and it turns out it was us.
 
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VolnJC said:
Ole Miss had a highly ranked class but according to them they missed badly on the defensive side and were talking tonight that they will either have to convert some safetys or use walkons in the two deep at LB


re: tOfficial NSD Melturbation Thread(Posted on 2/3/16 at 12:53 pm to TupeloReb)

We were all talking about whose melt would be best and it turns out it was us.
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ouch
 
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Nice to see Penn State on this losers' list

WINNERS

Michigan. The Wolverines capped their haul with the nationÂ’s consensus top recruit in defensive tackle Rashan Gary, who chose Michigan over Clemson. Gary is joined by a signing class brimming with the sort of talent Jim Harbaugh needs to overtake Ohio State in the Big Ten and compete for a national championship. In terms of an immediate and long-term impact, keep tabs on quarterback Brandon Peters, who joined Michigan in time to participate in spring drills.

Texas. After several sluggish months on the recruiting trail, Texas closed signing day with a flourish. A strong group of players committed to Charlie Strong and the Longhorns in signing-day ceremonies, including five-star linebacker Erick Fowler and four-star LB Jeffrey McCulloch and four-star defensive tackles Chris Daniels and D'andre Christmas-Giles. This recruiting class wonÂ’t immediately lift Texas to the top of Big 12, but the Longhorns took an enormous step toward national competitiveness.

Auburn. The TigersÂ’ place among the top-10 classes in the country was surprising for a simple reason: Auburn is coming off a wildly disappointing seven-win finish. That didnÂ’t dissuade several key prospects, including a quartet of top-ranked wide receivers clearly impressed with Gus MalzahnÂ’s vision for the TigersÂ’ offense.

Stanford. StanfordÂ’s recruiting class is headlined by five-star linebacker Curtis Robinson and four-star quarterback K.J. Costello, the latter perhaps in position to earn the starting job during the offseasonÂ’s wide-open position battle. The meat of the CardinalÂ’s group joined the fold since the start of January, continuing an annual tradition of closing strong during the weeks leading into signing day.

Ohio State. While Michigan feted its signing class with celebrities — Tom Brady, Lou Holtz, Ric Flair and more — Ohio State quietly celebrated signing day with a class ranked ahead of the Wolverines’ crop by every major recruiting service. It’s a helpless feeling for the rest of the Big Ten, perhaps with Michigan the lone exception: Already ahead of the curve, Ohio State gets more talented every February.

Florida State: The day started well when five-star cornerback Levonta Taylor's letter of intent was the first one to arrive in Tallahassee. By 11 a.m. ET, the Seminoles had added five-star defensive end Brian Burns, four-star offensive lineman Jauan Williams, four-star inside linebacker Dontavious Jackson and four-star cornerback Carlos Becker. Four-star offensive tackle Landon Dickerson was another key signing and the Seminoles were able to flip four-star defensive lineman Shavar Manuel from Florida.

LOSERS

Penn State. Once owners of a class ranked among the top five, Penn State ended signing day hovering on the fringes of the top 25. ItÂ’s still a solid group: James Franklin landed his quarterback of the future in Jake Zembiec, a top backfield prospect in Miles Sanders and a number of four-star linemen to add to the Nittany LionsÂ’ maligned offensive front. Penn State simply had plans for a stronger group before the start of the regular season.

Oklahoma. The SoonersÂ’ signing class does not include transfers Kyler Murray from Texas A&M and Geno Lewis from Penn State. ThereÂ’s still something off about this group, which counts just three players from Texas. Since his arrival in 1999, Bob Stoops has built a longstanding dynasty on the talent secured from OklahomaÂ’s next-door neighbor. In comparison, the Sooners signed three players from the same junior college in Scranton, Pa.

Maryland. Blame a coaching change and Ohio State for Maryland’s late recruiting swoon. Before firing Randy Edsall during the regular season — and for a few months afterwards — Maryland held verbal commitments from a number of the region’s top recruits. That changed in January, when four-star quarterback Dwayne Haskins and linebacker Keandre Jones flipped from the Terrapins to the Buckeyes.

Oklahoma State. Fresh off a surge into the College Football Playoff race, Oklahoma State signed its lowest-rated class since 2005, according to the team rankings compiled by Rivals.com. According to Rivals, just one of the Cowboys’ 20 signees, offensive tackle Tramonda Moore, was rated as a four-star prospect — and the coaching staff won’t know if Moore will qualify academically until the summer.
 
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