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I’ve been reading over on Red Raider Insider or whatever the fuck their 247 site is called. It’s sad. Here are some things I noticed:

-a lot of them think this is about blocking Tech, Baylor, UH and TCU from stealing quality recruits. You read that correctly. 

-they have an almost uniform understanding that Texas and OU will be lame duck partners in the Big 12 through 2025 with no power or control. 

-they’re going to the Pac 12 with the hippies. A few are noticing that their tv ratings are “in decline” and “not good” since the firing of Mike Leach. It’s like a scene in a horror movie where one of the people in the scene starts to realize that they’re not being taken where they were told they were being taken but no one else is paying any attention.

-pleas for Art Briles to save them. 

-some believe they’re living under the curse of Mike Leach, which I hope is true. 

-somehow Chris Beard played a hand in all of this. 

-oh, btw, Adams has assembled perhaps the greatest roster in the history of Texas Tech basketball. 

-OU is not to blame with all of this. It’s evil Texas and they hope to never play us in any sport ever again when this is over (until we call to schedule something).

-they have zero interest in doing anything to support anyone else in the Big 12 or keeping the conference intact. Maybe, maaaayyyybe they’d work with Oklahoma State if that could get them into the Pac 12. 

I’ve read 4 threads. That board is a hidden gem and I wish I had more time. 

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On 7/22/2021 at 11:21 AM, golfclap said:

It seems like the DB recruiting paints the picture (to me) first you had Pride and Covil once they were in the boat and the class floor was set the focus went to the big fish in Everette and Sabb. 

Added 5* Jeadyn Lukus today :: 

https://247sports.com/player/jeadyn-lukus-46095135/

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10 minutes ago, texifornia said:

....what? Where's the hating Texas bit?

From the Fong article:

Bell’s recruitment didn’t take off until the calendar flipped to 2021. Prior to that he would reach out to schools all the time with his film, etc., mostly being ignored.

“Nobody responded,” Bell said. Undeterred, he kept working, playing quarterback, running back and receiver over the last two seasons racking up over 1,000 yards rushing and 25 touchdowns over that span with 682 yards receiving and seven more scores, and he has one future opponent circled. “Mainly Texas. If they get to the SEC, I can’t wait to play them, Horns down forever.”

https://247sports.com/Article/Georgia-recruiting-Dillon-Bell-commits-Bulldogs-Kirby-Smart-168623864/

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2 minutes ago, Atticus said:

From the Fong article:

Bell’s recruitment didn’t take off until the calendar flipped to 2021. Prior to that he would reach out to schools all the time with his film, etc., mostly being ignored.

“Nobody responded,” Bell said. Undeterred, he kept working, playing quarterback, running back and receiver over the last two seasons racking up over 1,000 yards rushing and 25 touchdowns over that span with 682 yards receiving and seven more scores, and he has one future opponent circled. “Mainly Texas. If they get to the SEC, I can’t wait to play them, Horns down forever.”

https://247sports.com/Article/Georgia-recruiting-Dillon-Bell-commits-Bulldogs-Kirby-Smart-168623864/

Oh. Well, that's how it works when you're the flagship.

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35 minutes ago, Atticus said:

From the Fong article:

Bell’s recruitment didn’t take off until the calendar flipped to 2021. Prior to that he would reach out to schools all the time with his film, etc., mostly being ignored.

“Nobody responded,” Bell said. Undeterred, he kept working, playing quarterback, running back and receiver over the last two seasons racking up over 1,000 yards rushing and 25 touchdowns over that span with 682 yards receiving and seven more scores, and he has one future opponent circled. “Mainly Texas. If they get to the SEC, I can’t wait to play them, Horns down forever.”

https://247sports.com/Article/Georgia-recruiting-Dillon-Bell-commits-Bulldogs-Kirby-Smart-168623864/

Lol. I guess there's a kid like this every year. I quite enjoyed Latrell McCutchin's antics last cycle so let's see if this kid's enough of a prima donna to do the same.

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Lol. I guess there's a kid like this every year. I quite enjoyed Latrell McCutchin's antics last cycle so let's see if this kid's enough of a prima donna to do the same.

Meh, there’s a Baker Mayfield every year. Dude should suck dick for money if he really wants to know what it tastes like to be Baker Mayfield. 

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In article:  "a fan can stroll into Ohio Stadium this fall with an Ewers No. 3 jersey and Quinn will get a cut of the check." 

 

Ohio State becomes latest school to launch group licensing program

Buckeye athletes will receive a cut of jersey sales, among other opportunities

ZACH BARNETT   9 HOURS AGO

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Ohio State on Tuesday became the latest school to launch a group licensing program for its own student-athletes. The Buckeyes will work with The Brandr Group, the same firm that North Carolina to launch its own program, the first of its kind in college athletics. 

Just like at UNC, TBG will work with Ohio State's licensees to cut deals with athletes across all 36 Buckeye teams. 

"This first Ohio State group licensing program will begin by offering jerseys and then grow to include merchandise such as video games, apparel, trading cards and bobble heads," the announcement reads.

The Brandr Group will not broker deals for individual or groups of Buckeye athletes, it is simply working as a conduit for such deals to be done. 

“This is a unique opportunity for our student-athletes,” OSU senior associate AD Carey Hoyt said. “We are passionate about educating and providing opportunities for student-athletes to take advantage of their Name, Image and Likeness, and co-branding them with Ohio State’s official trademarks and logos is going to be an exciting new way for them to monetize on their NIL.”

In the long term, this means Ohio State will likely appear, with its actual roster, in the coming EA Sports video game. In the meantime, a fan can stroll into Ohio Stadium this fall with an Ewers No. 3 jersey and Quinn will get a cut of the check. 

https://footballscoop.com/news/ohio-state-group-licensing 

 

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From the Fong article:
Bell’s recruitment didn’t take off until the calendar flipped to 2021. Prior to that he would reach out to schools all the time with his film, etc., mostly being ignored.
“Nobody responded,” Bell said. Undeterred, he kept working, playing quarterback, running back and receiver over the last two seasons racking up over 1,000 yards rushing and 25 touchdowns over that span with 682 yards receiving and seven more scores, and he has one future opponent circled. “Mainly Texas. If they get to the SEC, I can’t wait to play them, Horns down forever.”
https://247sports.com/Article/Georgia-recruiting-Dillon-Bell-commits-Bulldogs-Kirby-Smart-168623864/
So basically he pimped himself to several schools (presumably including Texas) and none responded...but the only one he hates is Texas. Cool, noted
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https://crescentcitysports.com/recruiting-top-50-metro-new-orleans-recruits-in-class-of-2022-nos-1-25/

 

As usual, the New Orleans metro area is stocked with top quality talent for the 2022 football recruiting class, attracting the elite college football programs from around the country.

Time to look at the scouting notes on the top 25 recruits in the area (see Nos. 25-50 here).

1. DB Jacoby Matthews (6-2, 210) Ponchatoula, the five-star safety verbally committed to LSU for ’22. He compares favorably to former LSU/NFL safety Ryan Clark with whom he trains in the offseason. Matthews started as a freshman as an All District on the Ponchatoula basketball team. He can return punts, is an excellent tackler, functions well in space, instinctive, quick diagnosis. Played QB for Wave last season, threw for 858 yards, 10 TD’s, ran for 548 yards and 9 scores.

2. WR Shazz Preston (5-11, 185) St. James, top four includes LSU, Mississippi State, Alabama and Ole Miss. Mickey Joseph trying to seal deal for LSU. His brother Shawn plays at Mississippi State. Reminds me of Early Doucet. In 2019, he had 63 catches, 1,018 yds. 9 TD’s. In 2020, 50 grabs, 865 yards, 9 TD’s.

3. WR Aaron Anderson (5-10, 175, 4.39 forty) Edna Karr, committed to LSU, in 2020, 35 catches 678 yards 8 TD’s. Elite punt returner with 6 TD’s in ’20. Can turn short catch to long run. Smooth routes. Catches in a crowd. Runs 100, 200, 4×100 and 4×200 meters.

4. OLB Javae Gilmore (6-4, 200) Amite, suitors include LSU, Arkansas, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, SMU, Mississippi State, Memphis, Kentucky and Ole Miss. Covers a lot of ground, could play safety, super athletic, great baseball player. Brother, Amani, played QB at Kentucky.

5. DT Shone Washington (6-4, 300) Warren Easton, started as freshman at Ehret (semifinalist). Decommit from LSU, Tigers still in mix along with Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, Arizona State, Tulane, Virginia, Mississippi State, USC, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Penn State. Powerful, fights through blockers, Outstanding showing at IMG camp Dec, 2020.

6. OT Cam East (6-7, 280) St. Augustine, Arkansas may be favorite, TCU, Colorado, Florida State, Georgia, Texas Tech, Mississippi State, Houston and Memphis. Great reach, 2nd team All District in 2020, 2nd level blocks, balance, pass protector, can muscle defender.

7. ILB Kailep Edwards (6-0, 221) West St. John, Colorado, Mississippi State, ULL, Memphis, Tulane, Michigan State, Penn State, Tennessee and Houston. District 9 defensive MVP, recorded 45 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 forced fumbles. Will rock you. In 2019, 79 tackles, 11 TFL, 6 sacks

8. WR A.J. Johnson (6-4, 205, 4.5) Newman, LSU commit, All-State in 2020 with 40 catches, 558 yards, 6 TD’s. Long strider, eats up turf, super catching radius, good route runner, high points ball. Similar to Odell Beckham when he was at Newman, 40 vertical. Makes plays with defenders draped on him. Very physical.

9. WR LeRoy Paige (6-4, 190, 4.4) Martin Luther King Charter, top 4 Baylor, Florida State, Virginia and Mississippi State. Transferred from John F. Kennedy and Holy Cross. Makes tough catch, strong hands, can play defensive back.

10. DT Tygee Hill (6-2, 288) Edna Karr, LSU commit, in 2020 4 A All State, 49 tackles, 26 TFL, 14 sacks, started as freshman at Karr. Good leverage, destroys blockers, strong hands, quickness as pass rusher. Reminds me of Gerald Willis (Karr, Florida/Miami, NFL)

11. OT Bo Bordelon (6-5, 255) Newman, LSU commit, his father Ben was 1996 All-SEC at LSU and played with Chargers. Son has great feet, can play OT/OG, technique sound. Newman coach Nelson Stewart calls him one of most complete OL he has ever had.

12. WR Amorion Walker (6-4, 188) Ponchatoula, Notre Dame commit, 3.8 GPA, 4.5 forty, 10.8 hundred, 38″ vertical, explosive first step, good separation in route, concentration, catches away from body. His uncle Reggie Walker made it to the NFL.

13. CB Jhamal Shelby (6-2, 180) St. Augustine, options include Florida, Memphis, Mississippi State, Tulane, Virginia. Good length, athleticism, high football IQ, flexibility, super break on ball, handles press coverage, closes quickly.

14. CB Ronald ‘Champ’ Lewis (6-1, 170, 4.55) Warren Easton, committed to Colorado but Purdue, West Virginia, Virginia, McNeese, Oregon State, Tulane, LA Tech, Memphis among other suitors. Had 8 interceptions and 9 passes broken up in 2020. All State in ’20, Good tackler, ball skills, hips, great anticipation.

15. WR Landon Ibieta (6-0, 177) Mandeville, University of Miami may be the favorite but LA Tech, Tulane, Virginia, Memphis, Wisconsin, Wake Forest, South Alabama, Kansas, So. Miss all on the scene as well. LSU is monitoring. Against Hannan in 2020, he had 5 catches for 307 yards and 3 TD’s. Route runner, physical, velcro hands, jet sweeps.

16. DT Bishop ‘Juice’ Thomas (6-2, 285) St. Augustine, Texas, UCF, Illinois, Virginia Tech, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Marshall. Very active, penetration, 3 or 5 technique, edge rusher.

17. DB Corey Lambert (6-1, 183) Brother Martin, Duke, Columbia, Florida Atlantic, Memphis, Austin Peay, Troy, Tulane, Princeton. In 2020, the safety prospect had 83 tackles, 15 PBU, 3 forced fumbles, 5 interceptions. Very athletic, ball awareness, great character.

18. WR Darrell Demesme (6-1, 185, 4.5) McMain, Florida State, Memphis, Tennessee, Kansas and South Alabama. Could play safety, elusive in space, comes back to ball, separation in route, body control.

19. WR Javon Davis (6-1, 180) John Curtis, interest from Georgia, Miami, Georgia Tech, Georgia State and Texas Tech. Uses body to protect ball, good hands.

20. LG Jayson Montgomery-Scott (6-4, 310) Brother Martin, Florida State, Air Force, So. Miss, Western Kentucky and McNeese. Road grader, drives opponents.

21. OL Malachi Preciado (6-3, 285) Warren Easton, center prospect, Purdue, Tulane, Air Force, Marshall, Princeton, Harvard, LA Tech, Yale, Columbia, Army. leadership, good reach, controls NT, keeps feet, good balance, gets downfield.

22. ATH Tariq ‘Triii’ Watson (5-11, 165, 4.4) Helen Cox, schools interested include Purdue, Virginia, Idaho, Middle Tennessee. 38 vertical, 21.4, 200 meters. forces turnovers, special team dynamo, super quick reactions. Could play safety or CB.

23. WR Kody Finley (6-5, 188) Ponchatoula, Indiana, Ole Miss, South Alabama, Memphis, Kansas. With brother T.J. Finley’s transfer to Auburn, the Tigers on the Plains may become an option. Good basketball skills.

24. OG Trey’eon Brumfield (6-1, 308) Amite, Kentucky interest, drives opponents as power blocker.

25. DT Darrion Goodrich (6-2, 285, 5.0) McMain, Tulane, South Alabama, Arkanasa State, SLU. Has done 500 lbs. squat, good pad level.

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