'09 PA OL Eric Shrive (Penn State Verbal) - Page 19 - Notre Dame Football Discussion

**Axl Rose** · 05-09-2008, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by NDsuperfan09

FWIW there is a poster on the Scout board that goes to Shrive's high school. Many Illinois fans have been saying they will land Shrive because of his relationship with Hubie Graham but this poster states that they aren't very good friends and that he will probably be ND bound.

I figured that as well, there not even in the same grade. Usually if your real good fiends with some one its some one in your own grade, some one you were in the same class or sports team year after year.

Shrives got a team mate going to Nebraska in his grade, hes probably better friends with him then with Graham.

**Axl Rose** · 05-09-2008, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by NDsuperfan09

FWIW there is a poster on the Scout board that goes to Shrive's high school. Many Illinois fans have been saying they will land Shrive because of his relationship with Hubie Graham but this poster states that they aren't very good friends and that he will probably be ND bound.

BTW have a link to the post.

**Ultimate Penn St. hater** · 05-10-2008, 12:59 AM

Ok, I talked to a coach who coached against Shrive the past 3 years. He says Shrive is a legitimate big time prospect. He went as far as to say that a coach from West Virginia said that Shrive is the best prospect at his position that he's seen. Take it for what its worth, but questioning the kids work ethic without having any knowledge about the kid is a bit ridiculous.

**Ultimate Penn St. hater** · 05-10-2008, 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by ScrantonIrish

I see we share the same hatred for Penn State and their pants crappin coach. Lets hope Eric Shrive can follow in the footsteps of Tim Ruddy.

Absolutley. Go Irish!

**ND=NC** · 05-10-2008, 10:14 AM

Having an opinion isn't ridiculous. I don't care what your opinion is. I'll question his work ethic if I see it being a flaw. Watch his recruitment playout.

**NDsuperfan09** · 05-10-2008, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Axl Rose

BTW have a link to the post.

No it was brought up on the rivals mainboard a few weeks ago and they linked the ND scout board and a kid from Scranton who knows both said they aren't really that tight. I have been trying to find the thread but no luck.

**THegraNDscheme** · 05-11-2008, 02:25 AM

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Originally Posted by ND=NC

Shrive and Young are nothing alike. Young was a 5* and the number 3 player in the country.

Well if we are going by scout ratings then Shrive is also a 5* (albeit not the #3 player in the nation but #23 isn't too shabby). And the main point of my comparison was that "both are massive young men that obviously dominated on the high school level b/c of their size". IMHO there are some valid similarities there. No disrespect, just trying to clarify my line of reasoning.

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Ultimate Penn St. hater Go Irish! Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: PA Posts: 1,890 Cash: 1,965.29 Bank: 0.00 Total Bankroll: 1,965.29 Donate	Ok, I talked to a coach who coached against Shrive the past 3 years. He says Shrive is a legitimate big time prospect. He went as far as to say that a coach from West Virginia said that Shrive is the best prospect at his position that he's seen. Take it for what its worth, but questioning the kids work ethic without having any knowledge about the kid is a bit ridiculous.

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