Jimbo 2019: The Only Tail Getting Busted is Candi's

[T-dog 202]

5 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

Looch thinks they'll be down to "4-5 scholarships by the end of the month". Works for me. 

Any guesses on their class size? 

Took 23 this year with 2 early enrollees if 247 is correct. So I guess 29?

[HtownHorn 14,774]

22 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

They don’t care as they’ve already decided that jimbo is a master evaluator and lower graded commits are from the services being behind. 

Based on how shitty a recruiter the Marine is, and how shitty the OLs under Jimbo were at FSU, I would have to say this development pleases me.

[Johnny Sack 8,397]

4 minutes ago, HtownHorn said:

Based on how shitty a recruiter the Marine is, and how shitty the OLs under Jimbo were at FSU, I would have to say this development pleases me.

Yep. Sherman was the OL genius.  

[billfromlaketravis 11,522]

7 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

25 for this year and how ever many they can back count.  Gonna be tons of attrition the next 15 months. 

I have no doubt that Schmidt will run off whatever number they need. 

Jimbo needs to save a few spots National Signing Day 2 OOS mercenaries. Austin Thomas is going to be busy in January/February. 

[Elmer_Fudd 22,315]

18 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

25 for this year and how ever many they can back count.  Gonna be tons of attrition the next 15 months. 

Wolfe and Young should be committing.  Stripling to I guess?  Who else are they projected to get?  RB Spiller?

[billfromlaketravis 11,522]

1 minute ago, Elmer_Fudd said:

Wolfe and Young should be committing.  Stripling to I guess?  Who else are they projected to get?  RB Spiller?

I'm not sure what Stripling and Spiller are waiting on. 

Bobby Wolfe is a future "brain doctor" in the making, so he'll be committing to TAMU Health Science Center. 

[Bevo14 8,373]

12 minutes ago, billfromlaketravis said:

I'm not sure what Stripling and Spiller are waiting on. 

Bobby Wolfe is a future "brain doctor" in the making, so he'll be committing to TAMU Health Science Center. 

That would be a great choice. It's a top school and I hear their research is very innovative. They've even invented  a procedure that makes aggy smarter:

Edited June 17, 2018 by Bevo14

[nycHorn 3,041]

That would be a great choice. It's a top school and I hear their research is very innovative. They've even invented  a procedure that makes aggy smarter:

Yup. They have mastered the technique of entering from the rear.

[satyanash 14,625]

2 hours ago, jebusshuttlecock said:

 

more bread.  i'm guessing jimbo didn't get the news he wanted on sheppard

This looks like one of the rare cases where a kid's offer list is less impressive than his star-ranking.

[satyanash 14,625]

Jeff Tarpley: Layden Robinson adds SEC size to a big lineup on the Ags' 2019 OL class

Gigem 247 takes a look at the prospects on Texas A&M’s commitment list. We’re taking a look at each player’s background, their strengths and weaknesses, and what to look for from them when they finally arrive on campus as part of the class of 2019. This particular write up is on the Aggies’ most recent commit, Manvel offensive lineman Layden Robinson.

Robinson is rated as a three star prospect in the 247 Sports composite but as the seventh ranked center prospect in the country. His offer list is mostly from non Power 5 programs but it also includes offers from Nebraska, Pitt, and Syracuse. He is also a track performer who has personal bests of 109 feet 8 inches in the discus and 45 feet in the shot put this season which has garnered fourth place finishes for him in various track meets.

He has played both right guard and right tackle for Manvel in their spread offense although most of his film has him on the interior. Robinson is a powerful short area player who benefits from a massive legs and lower body. His stance is wide enough at times that while it enables him to absorb blows he could benefit from a narrower stance that would provide him more striking power coming off of the ball.

Robinson is someone who stays engaged with defenders after first contact and doesn’t let up until the whistle blows (and sometimes after it). He doesn’t mind finishing people off by getting them to the ground and then landing on top of them. His best attribute is his ability to get his feet moving and keep them moving which enables him to sustain contact. He is also very good at getting his hands up early out of his stance and is powerful enough that he can strike people under the pads and either stalemate or move them, even at times just using one hand.

Robinson also is going to keep his head up and on a swivel. He will come off of the ball either in space or off of a double team and look for someone to block at the second or third levels. He is a straight line player who as we noted earlier works best in confined spaces in the interior. He can get to people at the second level or on down blocks but he’s not someone that displays the ability to pull and get to the edge on toss or power.

Overall, you have to like Robinson as an interior player at either center or guard who can come off the ball, step, strike, and move people around on inside or outside zone. In addition, he’s enough of a space eater (especially in an offense that will cut down on the space between linemen) who will protect the interior on passes with his hands and mass. In addition, Robinson gets his hands up quickly enough out of his stance that you can see him playing center and becoming a proficient snapper with training. Most of all, Robinson adds more SEC size to an offensive line class that’s now got four players at 300 pounds or better and have another year in high school to get even bigger before they arrive on A&M’s campus.

[billfromlaketravis 11,522]

1 minute ago, satyanash said:

Jeff Tarpley: Layden Robinson adds SEC size to a big lineup on the Ags' 2019 OL class

 

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Gigem 247 takes a look at the prospects on Texas A&M’s commitment list. We’re taking a look at each player’s background, their strengths and weaknesses, and what to look for from them when they finally arrive on campus as part of the class of 2019. This particular write up is on the Aggies’ most recent commit, Manvel offensive lineman Layden Robinson.

Robinson is rated as a three star prospect in the 247 Sports composite but as the seventh ranked center prospect in the country. His offer list is mostly from non Power 5 programs but it also includes offers from Nebraska, Pitt, and Syracuse. He is also a track performer who has personal bests of 109 feet 8 inches in the discus and 45 feet in the shot put this season which has garnered fourth place finishes for him in various track meets.

He has played both right guard and right tackle for Manvel in their spread offense although most of his film has him on the interior. Robinson is a powerful short area player who benefits from a massive legs and lower body. His stance is wide enough at times that while it enables him to absorb blows he could benefit from a narrower stance that would provide him more striking power coming off of the ball.

Robinson is someone who stays engaged with defenders after first contact and doesn’t let up until the whistle blows (and sometimes after it). He doesn’t mind finishing people off by getting them to the ground and then landing on top of them. His best attribute is his ability to get his feet moving and keep them moving which enables him to sustain contact. He is also very good at getting his hands up early out of his stance and is powerful enough that he can strike people under the pads and either stalemate or move them, even at times just using one hand.

Robinson also is going to keep his head up and on a swivel. He will come off of the ball either in space or off of a double team and look for someone to block at the second or third levels. He is a straight line player who as we noted earlier works best in confined spaces in the interior. He can get to people at the second level or on down blocks but he’s not someone that displays the ability to pull and get to the edge on toss or power.

Overall, you have to like Robinson as an interior player at either center or guard who can come off the ball, step, strike, and move people around on inside or outside zone. In addition, he’s enough of a space eater (especially in an offense that will cut down on the space between linemen) who will protect the interior on passes with his hands and mass. In addition, Robinson gets his hands up quickly enough out of his stance that you can see him playing center and becoming a proficient snapper with training. Most of all, Robinson adds more SEC size to an offensive line class that’s now got four players at 300 pounds or better and have another year in high school to get even bigger before they arrive on A&M’s campus.

 

Downvote. Not enough SEC mentions. 

[texifornia 57,091]

This guy they hired's work still looks like Twitter edits done in his space time. Just no sense of cohesion or style.

[Leanderman 2,276]

"A&M, they told me I would probably play center or guard," he said. "I'm fine with that. I think I fit well there and so do they."

Five guards at once on the O Line?

[billfromlaketravis 11,522]

6 minutes ago, Leanderman said:

"A&M, they told me I would probably play center or guard," he said. "I'm fine with that. I think I fit well there and so do they."

Five guards at once on the O Line?

stupid sip. JImbo's offense is based out of the goaline/short yardage package. Do you have SEC bro? 

[Machinator 32,099]

For A&M recruiting:

Guards : Tackles :: Safeties : Corners

Edited June 17, 2018 by Machinator

[Schulz2.0 29,011]

21 minutes ago, satyanash said:

Jeff Tarpley: Layden Robinson adds SEC size to a big lineup on the Ags' 2019 OL class

 

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Gigem 247 takes a look at the prospects on Texas A&M’s commitment list. We’re taking a look at each player’s background, their strengths and weaknesses, and what to look for from them when they finally arrive on campus as part of the class of 2019. This particular write up is on the Aggies’ most recent commit, Manvel offensive lineman Layden Robinson.

Robinson is rated as a three star prospect in the 247 Sports composite but as the seventh ranked center prospect in the country. His offer list is mostly from non Power 5 programs but it also includes offers from Nebraska, Pitt, and Syracuse. He is also a track performer who has personal bests of 109 feet 8 inches in the discus and 45 feet in the shot put this season which has garnered fourth place finishes for him in various track meets.

He has played both right guard and right tackle for Manvel in their spread offense although most of his film has him on the interior. Robinson is a powerful short area player who benefits from a massive legs and lower body. His stance is wide enough at times that while it enables him to absorb blows he could benefit from a narrower stance that would provide him more striking power coming off of the ball.

Robinson is someone who stays engaged with defenders after first contact and doesn’t let up until the whistle blows (and sometimes after it). He doesn’t mind finishing people off by getting them to the ground and then landing on top of them. His best attribute is his ability to get his feet moving and keep them moving which enables him to sustain contact. He is also very good at getting his hands up early out of his stance and is powerful enough that he can strike people under the pads and either stalemate or move them, even at times just using one hand.

Robinson also is going to keep his head up and on a swivel. He will come off of the ball either in space or off of a double team and look for someone to block at the second or third levels. He is a straight line player who as we noted earlier works best in confined spaces in the interior. He can get to people at the second level or on down blocks but he’s not someone that displays the ability to pull and get to the edge on toss or power.

Overall, you have to like Robinson as an interior player at either center or guard who can come off the ball, step, strike, and move people around on inside or outside zone. In addition, he’s enough of a space eater (especially in an offense that will cut down on the space between linemen) who will protect the interior on passes with his hands and mass. In addition, Robinson gets his hands up quickly enough out of his stance that you can see him playing center and becoming a proficient snapper with training. Most of all, Robinson adds more SEC size to an offensive line class that’s now got four players at 300 pounds or better and have another year in high school to get even bigger before they arrive on A&M’s campus.

 

Regularly finished 4th? Sounds like aggy material to me.

[Neonmoon 38,130]

I know they were supposed to be taking a small class this year. Like 18 or 19 because of a small senior class. If they plan on taking 29, then they have some massive attrition coming. And there is not a lot of upper class dead weight to cut. This will be sophomore cuts 

[utfan87 408]

So we win oline and they win dline recruiting this cycle? Are we conceding this? 

[Machinator 32,099]

2 minutes ago, utfan87 said:

So we win oline and they win dline recruiting this cycle? Are we conceding this? 

I'm not sure why we have to view recruiting through this lens.

[T-dog 202]

23 minutes ago, Neonmoon said:

I know they were supposed to be taking a small class this year. Like 18 or 19 because of a small senior class. If they plan on taking 29, then they have some massive attrition coming. And there is not a lot of upper class dead weight to cut. This will be sophomore cuts 

If they keep hospitalizing and almost killing their players at the current rate, there will be enough room for everybody

[satyanash 14,625]

26 minutes ago, utfan87 said:

So we win oline and they win dline recruiting this cycle? Are we conceding this? 

What's there to 'concede'? It's simply how things played out. 

[DeAngelloBeige 198]

3 hours ago, jebusshuttlecock said:

 

more bread.  i'm guessing jimbo didn't get the news he wanted on sheppard

Why is he doing the duck face pose? Only basic bitches take pictures like that.....Do Not Want

[Tx_2_Sc85 332]

5 hours ago, Butch Had Not said:

Hope you are a great step father and happy fathers day. 

I’ll take good care of him for ya

[Tx_2_Sc85 332]

3 hours ago, BlueTurf said:

Why does aggy keep putting the Parental Advisory label on their recruiting materials?

Parental Advisory: Mamas don’t let your babies grow up to be aggys. 

[NorLa Horns 1,458]

Jimbo gets 75 mil guaranteed. And hes recruiting like this is a day old breadstore?

Sound like he wants to get fired as soon as possible and count that money on a cushy commentator job. 

[billfromlaketravis 11,522]

1 minute ago, NorLa Horns said:

Jimbo gets 75 mil guaranteed. And hes recruiting like this is a day old breadstore?

Sound like he wants to get fired as soon as possible and count that money on a cushy commentator job. 

Have you heard him speak?

[Skyline 325]

1 hour ago, Neonmoon said:

I know they were supposed to be taking a small class this year. Like 18 or 19 because of a small senior class. If they plan on taking 29, then they have some massive attrition coming. And there is not a lot of upper class dead weight to cut. This will be sophomore cuts 

Most coaches will want a big class of guys they recruited the first year and that means kicking off the ones they don't want. This is only natural. 

[Katfid54 8,635]

5 minutes ago, Skyline said:

Most coaches will want a big class of guys they recruited the first year and that means kicking off the ones they don't want. This is only natural. 

Right. At least you're replacing old, stale Sumlin-procured bread with fresh, new Jimbo-identified loaves. 

[Skyline 325]

1 minute ago, Katfid54 said:

Right. At least you're replacing old, stale Sumlin-procured bread with fresh, new Jimbo-identified loaves. 

Exactly this. Let them fill up on bread. They're also switching up offensive styles, and will need to hit the refresh button on their secondary. There's going to be a lot of attrition that will occur. 

[utfan87 408]

Aggy could say the same for our dline class

[HtownHorn 14,774]

5 minutes ago, utfan87 said:

Aggy could say the same for our dline class

They could, but they wanted almost everyone we took along the DL last year and Giles is actually a very good coach.

[texifornia 57,091]

5 minutes ago, utfan87 said:

Aggy could say the same for our dline class

To a degree, yes, but there's a difference between taking guys who need two years in the weight room versus a bunch of short, fat guards.

[utfan87 408]

1 minute ago, texifornia said:

To a degree, yes, but there's a difference between taking guys who need two years in the weight room versus a bunch of short, fat guards.

I agree completely but our guys aren't ones that'll be helping us win now. If we win like we should or hope to in the next year or two these guys may never play for us and get recruited over by better players. 

[satyanash 14,625]

9 minutes ago, texifornia said:

To a degree, yes, but there's a difference between taking guys who need two years in the weight room versus a bunch of short, fat guards.

We kinda need some short, fat guards... Robinson is Preston's cousin so I doubt that recruitment would have gone anywhere, but I wouldn't be surprised if we pick up some interior OL with similar profiles later in the cycle.

[ousux 5,601]

That would be a great choice. It's a top school and I hear their research is very innovative. They've even invented  a procedure that makes aggy smarter:

Lobotomaggy?

[Vertigo 20,331]

2 hours ago, satyanash said:

Jeff Tarpley: Layden Robinson adds SEC size to a big lineup on the Ags' 2019 OL class

 

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Gigem 247 takes a look at the prospects on Texas A&M’s commitment list. We’re taking a look at each player’s background, their strengths and weaknesses, and what to look for from them when they finally arrive on campus as part of the class of 2019. This particular write up is on the Aggies’ most recent commit, Manvel offensive lineman Layden Robinson.

Robinson is rated as a three star prospect in the 247 Sports composite but as the seventh ranked center prospect in the country. His offer list is mostly from non Power 5 programs but it also includes offers from Nebraska, Pitt, and Syracuse. He is also a track performer who has personal bests of 109 feet 8 inches in the discus and 45 feet in the shot put this season which has garnered fourth place finishes for him in various track meets.

He has played both right guard and right tackle for Manvel in their spread offense although most of his film has him on the interior. Robinson is a powerful short area player who benefits from a massive legs and lower body. His stance is wide enough at times that while it enables him to absorb blows he could benefit from a narrower stance that would provide him more striking power coming off of the ball.

Robinson is someone who stays engaged with defenders after first contact and doesn’t let up until the whistle blows (and sometimes after it). He doesn’t mind finishing people off by getting them to the ground and then landing on top of them. His best attribute is his ability to get his feet moving and keep them moving which enables him to sustain contact. He is also very good at getting his hands up early out of his stance and is powerful enough that he can strike people under the pads and either stalemate or move them, even at times just using one hand.

Robinson also is going to keep his head up and on a swivel. He will come off of the ball either in space or off of a double team and look for someone to block at the second or third levels. He is a straight line player who as we noted earlier works best in confined spaces in the interior. He can get to people at the second level or on down blocks but he’s not someone that displays the ability to pull and get to the edge on toss or power.

Overall, you have to like Robinson as an interior player at either center or guard who can come off the ball, step, strike, and move people around on inside or outside zone. In addition, he’s enough of a space eater (especially in an offense that will cut down on the space between linemen) who will protect the interior on passes with his hands and mass. In addition, Robinson gets his hands up quickly enough out of his stance that you can see him playing center and becoming a proficient snapper with training. Most of all, Robinson adds more SEC size to an offensive line class that’s now got four players at 300 pounds or better and have another year in high school to get even bigger before they arrive on A&M’s campus.

 

Um.. 45 feet in the shotput is horribad. Daniel Carson was bragging about throwing in the low 60’s, and that is still not anywhere close to elite. Put that kid on the shelf for 3 years before he should ever hope to see the field. If he plays early he is going to get Candi’d at the 50 yard line.

[HtownHorn 14,774]

29 minutes ago, satyanash said:

We kinda need some short, fat guards... Robinson is Preston's cousin so I doubt that recruitment would have gone anywhere, but I wouldn't be surprised if we pick up some interior OL with similar profiles later in the cycle.

No we don't. Take a look at our OL for the past 4 years with a bunch of short fat guards. Seriously, our last few recruiting classes under Brown look a lot like Jimbo's 1st full cycle at OL. 1 true difference maker and a bunch of guys that will be asked to play out of position. Team that with the Marine's inability to develop and it's likely Green never lives up to the hype.

[Hank_Hill 18,894]

12 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

Um.. 45 feet in the shotput is horribad. Daniel Carson was bragging about throwing in the low 60’s, and that is still not anywhere close to elite. Put that kid on the shelf for 3 years before he should ever hope to see the field. If he plays early he is going to get Candi’d at the 50 yard line.

Yea but 4th place finishes in VARIOUS track meets....

[Elmer_Fudd 22,315]

9 minutes ago, HtownHorn said:

No we don't. Take a look at our OL for the past 4 years with a bunch of short fat guards. Seriously, our last few recruiting classes under Brown look a lot like Jimbo's 1st full cycle at OL. 1 true difference maker and a bunch of guys that will be asked to play out of position. Team that with the Marine's inability to develop and it's likely Green never lives up to the hype.

Yeah we are going after 6'5+ guys who can spin down unless they are a badass like Bragg.  Johnson will more than likely be a RT or worse a Guard.  Same for Christian Jones.  Guys like Reese Moore and Shepherd are Tackles all the way.  We aren't taking Barton Clement, Tank Jenkins, and Jordan Jefferson type OL's.

Edited June 17, 2018 by Elmer_Fudd

[GotThatFire 166]

38 minutes ago, Vertigo said:

Um.. 45 feet in the shotput is horribad. Daniel Carson was bragging about throwing in the low 60’s, and that is still not anywhere close to elite. Put that kid on the shelf for 3 years before he should ever hope to see the field. If he plays early he is going to get Candi’d at the 50 yard line.

Gangbanged up the ass?

[Lobwedgephil 1,139]

Spoiler

Liucci

4:20p

Staff

AG

Welcome to the new world of recruiting at Texas A&M. You're going to battle Alabama a LOT for recruits if you haven't noticed by now. And you're going to win some and lose some...just like the Tide and everyone else recruiting at the highest level will. In the last six months alone, I'd say some of the guys that Alabama clearly wants or has wanted badly that they'd actually take a commit from (not the fake ones they throw around Texas like candy) and will have battled the Ags toe-to-toe for include Bobby Brown, Jaylen Waddle, Vernon Jackson, Christian Harris, Nakobe Dean, Dylan Wright, Kenyon Green, Javonne Shepherd, Baylor Cupp, Jalen Wydermyer, DeMarvin Leal, Demani Richardson, Brian Williams, Jeffery Carter, Erick Young,Ishmael Sopsher, and Leon O'Neal.

I'm sure I've left some off. You get the point, however. The Aggies are getting their fair share and pushing Bama hard for all of these guys, which is a pretty good indicator that Texas A&M is now recruiting with the best of the best and holding their own.

 

[BayouBill 835]

Holy shit

[texifornia 57,091]

10 minutes ago, Lobwedgephil said:

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Liucci

4:20p

Staff

AG

Welcome to the new world of recruiting at Texas A&M. You're going to battle Alabama a LOT for recruits if you haven't noticed by now. And you're going to win some and lose some...just like the Tide and everyone else recruiting at the highest level will. In the last six months alone, I'd say some of the guys that Alabama clearly wants or has wanted badly that they'd actually take a commit from (not the fake ones they throw around Texas like candy) and will have battled the Ags toe-to-toe for include Bobby Brown, Jaylen Waddle, Vernon Jackson, Christian Harris, Nakobe Dean, Dylan Wright, Kenyon Green, Javonne Shepherd, Baylor Cupp, Jalen Wydermyer, DeMarvin Leal, Demani Richardson, Brian Williams, Jeffery Carter, Erick Young,Ishmael Sopsher, and Leon O'Neal.

I'm sure I've left some off. You get the point, however. The Aggies are getting their fair share and pushing Bama hard for all of these guys, which is a pretty good indicator that Texas A&M is now recruiting with the best of the best and holding their own.

 

[billfromlaketravis 11,522]

10 minutes ago, Lobwedgephil said:

  Hide contents

Liucci

4:20p

Staff

AG

Welcome to the new world of recruiting at Texas A&M. You're going to battle Alabama a LOT for recruits if you haven't noticed by now. And you're going to win some and lose some...just like the Tide and everyone else recruiting at the highest level will. In the last six months alone, I'd say some of the guys that Alabama clearly wants or has wanted badly that they'd actually take a commit from (not the fake ones they throw around Texas like candy) and will have battled the Ags toe-to-toe for include Bobby Brown, Jaylen Waddle, Vernon Jackson, Christian Harris, Nakobe Dean, Dylan Wright, Kenyon Green, Javonne Shepherd, Baylor Cupp, Jalen Wydermyer, DeMarvin Leal, Demani Richardson, Brian Williams, Jeffery Carter, Erick Young,Ishmael Sopsher, and Leon O'Neal.

I'm sure I've left some off. You get the point, however. The Aggies are getting their fair share and pushing Bama hard for all of these guys, which is a pretty good indicator that Texas A&M is now recruiting with the best of the best and holding their own.

 

Aggy left the sips in the dust. Now their only recruiting rival is Bama. Power. Moves. 

[Bodacious Bevo 3,602]

Theoretically Texas schools shouldn't split Texas recruits 50/50 with Alabama

[lemonandaturd 4,285]

Is that comment by Luigi preparing the masses asses for a Leal flip to Bama?  

[Neonmoon 38,130]

It means battling Alabama for recruits is better than actually winning games. 

[PNWhornsfan 391]

What the hell is wrong with those people?  Do people actually believe that shit?  "Our school which has never one anything is suddenly competing with the most dominant program in college football history because...Gig Em!"

[Chopper 17,245]

9 minutes ago, lemonandaturd said:

Is that comment by Luigi preparing the masses asses for a Leal flip to Bama?  

I think so. "Be proud, aggy. We are battling alabama now. We've arrived and we've got our big boy pants on." They're happy just to be in the room.

[SydneyCarton 48,168]

That article is false flag sandy hook shit level stupid. 

Edited June 18, 2018 by SydneyCarton