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'20 IL OL Peter Skoronski (Northwestern Verbal)
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Originally posted by Luckylucci View PostWell they got who they wanted last cycle at all spots. Carroll and Kristofic at OT’s. This certainly stinks as Skoronski would be the top inside option on my (irrelevant) board. Hopefully make a push for Atteberry and Monheim. Though I don’t feel good about them. Zinter is probably most likely and Baker seems like it’s a matter of time (very soon time).
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Even the kids who truly are about the academics still care about playing and showcase there abilities to the NFL. So what I think is happening is just like I said in my previous post. What they are seeing is the Luggs of thevworld who most likely would be quite highly thought of elsewhere where he would be playing for a good P5 school. At ND he's stuck behind such talent he might not see more than 1 year of significant PT.
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Originally posted by NDIrish88 View PostI figured somebody on this actually has legit insight on this situation given who it was.
I have zero inside info. but by the looks of things he picked a school that he feels sets himself up for a quality, top notch education and a chance to be an immediate contributor on the football field. If the JJ McCarthy thread shows, it’s not just the coaches that could give off vibes of wants and commitment. The kids can do the same and choose other schools. Happens. Respect their decision without assessing blame. Have to think with the strong haul last year that there is a plan on the part of the staff and they will fill spots as they see fit. Oh, and it’s May 4th. Too early to toe the cliff.Yeah, I brought back the side piece of ass thanks to ulukinatme.
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Originally posted by rtrn2glory View PostFor some reason I don't think we pushed very hard for this kid
Quinn has certainly taken a couple of big L’s here recently but I don’t think panic mode is needed.
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Originally posted by NDIrish88 View PostI'm not freaking out about this. It appeared, based on Intel from the recruiting sites and people on this board, that he was an ND lock. What changed? Given his background I figured someone would know definitvely.
Originally posted by Luckylucci View PostAs of late we did, but we didn’t throughout the entirety of his recruitment. And ultimately, I think that’s what won out. Familiarity and comfort with NW’s staff.
Quinn has certainly taken a couple of big L’s here recently but I don’t think panic mode is needed.
'20's a tough year for ND OL recruiting. Everyone not named Tosh Baker has to look at the depth chart and the '21 traction and ask, "where do I fit in?" I've loved Jimmy Christ from the get go but Jimmy Christ at ND had a very good shot at becoming Hunter Biven... everyone does.
I'm proud of Skoronski. He is who I thought he was. Smart & grounded. Chose a guaranteed path of life long success as well as a much better opportunity to get on the field early and work on his craft. Hopefully he develops into a guy who gets to the League.
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Yes, Quinn is most certainly taking the L’s. I don’t think it’s a big deal but if he’s going to get credit for personally recruiting the 19’ class then he should get blame for what looks like misses on the top targets. Again, I don’t think it ultimately is a big deal but they really wanted those 2. Especially Christ.
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This is sort of repetitive, but I can't (personally) be persuaded that being in the back of the OLine room (re: chances to get on the field) is anything but a big neg-recruiting sledgehammer that any other school would use against us.
We have five monsters that we roll out there who all could play this year and next. Behind them there are three guys who have been around the team (Lugg, Gibbons, Dirkson) who Quinn played in the middle of the meathouse in the Spring game, and who did pretty well. Added to that are Correll, Kristofic, Carroll, and Olmstead, who as a group some consider the solidest haul yet --- two of whom were the second team Spring tackles.
That's TWELVE guys who would be veterans well schooled in ND OLine play. What opposing recruiter wouldn't use THAT vs us? It would take an awfully confident and/or patient player to want to come in and face that.
Admittedly, in ancient times (my day and earlier) there were lots of players who were willing to sit just to be the re-load guys for NOTRE DAME and the NFL pipeline that we were. I don't think that quite exists now. (though we may be reestablishing it.) Edit: by the way, back in those old "glory" days, the tendency was to have an "up" recruiting OLine class followed by a relatively thin one, then another "up" etc etc. Leahy didn't have to bother with that but the others did.
I'll give Quinn et al all the "pass" they need (and it's not obvious yet that there's any griping to be had anyway) if we're not the assembly-of-monsters this year that we're beginning to take for granted.
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Originally posted by Old Man Mike View PostThis is sort of repetitive, but I can't (personally) be persuaded that being in the back of the OLine room (re: chances to get on the field) is anything but a big neg-recruiting sledgehammer that any other school would use against us.
We have five monsters that we roll out there who all could play this year and next. Behind them there are three guys who have been around the team (Lugg, Gibbons, Dirkson) who Quinn played in the middle of the meathouse in the Spring game, and who did pretty well. Added to that are Correll, Kristofic, Carroll, and Olmstead, who as a group some consider the solidest haul yet --- two of whom were the second team Spring tackles.
That's TWELVE guys who would be veterans well schooled in ND OLine play. What opposing recruiter wouldn't use THAT vs us? It would take an awfully confident and/or patient player to want to come in and face that.
Admittedly, in ancient times (my day and earlier) there were lots of players who were willing to sit just to be the re-load guys for NOTRE DAME and the NFL pipeline that we were. I don't think that quite exists now. (though we may be reestablishing it.) Edit: by the way, back in those old "glory" days, the tendency was to have an "up" recruiting OLine class followed by a relatively thin one, then another "up" etc etc. Leahy didn't have to bother with that but the others did.
I'll give Quinn et al all the "pass" they need (and it's not obvious yet that there's any griping to be had anyway) if we're not the assembly-of-monsters this year that we're beginning to take for granted.
.9545 4* Hunter Bivin
.9467 4* Steve Elmer
.9330 4* John Montelus
.9280 4* Mike McGlinchey
.9209 4* Colin McGovern
.9707 5* Quenton Nelson
.9484 4* Alex Bars
.9123 4* Sam Mustipher
.8926 4* Jimmy Byrne
This is just an example from a ratings perspective as to what back to back epic classes can look like. 2019 was Part I of that trend and now stacking up back to back classes ensures talent, depth and competition. Getting some big time dudes on board is a must for ND this cycle and almost every cycle after that.
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Originally posted by NDMIA View PostClemson also convinced the top QB in the class to sit behind a Junior Trevor Lawrence instead of walking into a starting job at pretty much every other school in America
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Originally posted by IrishLion View PostTo be fair, that's probably an easy sell... hey, come sit behind Trevor for a year. You'll get to play in almost every game, because we're gonna blow everyone out, then the job is yours full-time for two years.
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... really hard to compare Bama to anybody as to the recruiting game --- so many of those studs leave early [for more than one reason] that the sit-and-wait thing is easy to reject [whether wishful thinking or not.] The skill position kids and defense for sure know that, plus no one else can offer a near sure title sometime.
I'm still giving our staff full marks for effort to a plan --- which is all I can ask.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Impressive pass set from PETER SKORONSKI 👀 <br><br>I think he’s been watching <a href="https://twitter.com/joethomas73?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@joethomas73</a> <a href="https://t.co/TI00mcYkOr">pic.twitter.com/TI00mcYkOr</a></p>— Duke Manyweather (@BigDuke50) <a href="https://twitter.com/BigDuke50/status/1142560944398188545?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 22, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
sigh..What did Davonte do?
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Originally posted by dublinirish View Post<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Impressive pass set from PETER SKORONSKI 👀 <br><br>I think he’s been watching <a href="https://twitter.com/joethomas73?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@joethomas73</a> <a href="https://t.co/TI00mcYkOr">pic.twitter.com/TI00mcYkOr</a></p>— Duke Manyweather (@BigDuke50) <a href="https://twitter.com/BigDuke50/status/1142560944398188545?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 22, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
sigh..
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Impressive footwork but terrible depth. Too deep.Last edited by Luckylucci; 06-24-2019, 03:56 PM.
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Bad year to be short on inside #'s. Elsewhere, I saw ND fans say, "The fact he went to NW and not OSU or Mich proves why he's not a take for ND."
No, it just proves how much of an education first, RKG he is.
I'm glad he's there. I can't help but pull for the Kitties. Saw a lot of their games from 1994-2000. I just have to filter out the periodic Fitz hate but that's ND's fault as much as his.
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Meanwhile, after dominating the Opening and winning the fastest man competition, Chris Tyree was rewarded with a gracious 10 spot drop.
I'm sorry, I like Skoronski and think he's a good player, but he is not even close to touching top 30 level.
247's quality of content continues to deteriorate by the year.
Don't want to rag on the kid, but his film was not warranting of such a ridiculous bump.It's Just a Ride.
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So...
ND made after season pushes for Skoronski and Monheim.
1. Too little, too late. Could have had both.
2. Would they've taken both? If so, that opens up some future discussions about the portal.
3. Were they offered as OG's only?
4. SC is starting Monheim outside. I have no idea where NW is starting Skoronski but I'd imagine he could be their version of Hainsey at ND being a 6-4 starting OT as a freshman.
5. Wanting to start as a Fr. or a Soph and knowing you will is a good reason to go to another school. That's why the NFL is full of former B1G OL's who were 85ish 3*'s coming out of HS. They go somewhere, become early starters and develop into professionals.
Snaps > Stars
6. My two favorite OG's were Quinn's. Rees Sr still has me on speed dial.
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Well-deserved imo
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Northwestern signee Peter Skoronski now the nation's top center and a five-star in today's updated rankings. <a href="https://t.co/MctprqinI1">https://t.co/MctprqinI1</a> <a href="https://t.co/qdB8EAHvTF">https://t.co/qdB8EAHvTF</a></p>— Allen Trieu (@AllenTrieu) <a href="https://twitter.com/AllenTrieu/status/1222245700437716995?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 28, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Would love to know why Quinn called off the dogs, seemed content with the two OT's and then went gonzo after Pete S and Monheim in the 11th hour, circle back?
Just feels like they found out late that they needed more butts in the OL room for next season or BK took away his spots for other positions only to give them back when it was too late. The one thing I have a hard thing accepting is Quinn dropped the ball all on his own.
I really believe if they had 4 spots open from start to finish, Quinn would have landed Baker, Carmody (in Christ's place), Skoronski and Monheim (IF he didn't take Zinter or Atteberry first) I think it's obvious at the end of the cycle, he liked Monheim more than those two but at one point he was more involved with Zinter / Atteberry.
Oh what could have been.
NOW, let's learn a lesson here and grab Pat Coogan. (that's the text I just sent Papa Reesus)
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a kid who is from a few blocks away from me is going to Northwestern also to play Guard alongside Skoronski. He's class of 2021 with a bunch of MAC offers but accept the scholly from NW as his only BigTen offer thus far
https://247sports.com/player/josh-thompson-46058434/What did Davonte do?
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">His grandfather won 5 titles for Lombardi. He looks up to Joe Thomas and Quenton Nelson. He and two HS teammates had grandfathers who were Indiana football teammates.<br><br>Now Peter Skoronski is making an immediate impact for Big Ten West champion Northwestern <a href="https://t.co/vAsCnpXwFw">https://t.co/vAsCnpXwFw</a></p>— Matt Fortuna (@Matt_Fortuna) <a href="https://twitter.com/Matt_Fortuna/status/1337224794283110402?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 11, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>What did Davonte do?
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Originally posted by NDPhilly View PostPFF listed him as a top 10 returning OL ... as a sophomore. Big miss.
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Originally posted by NDCrusader View PostWould've been nice to land him but ND's incapable of having big misses at OL. They're too loaded. I wanted Skoronski & Monheim from early on but ND's gonna have Baker, Rocco, Correll, Fish, Alt.Love You JB 64.....RIP.....AI720....4EVER
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