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Had 5 last year. Ferguson, Shephard, Greenberry, Harrel, Perkins.
6 if you count Day who eventually committed.
uggg, two thirds of that list makes me sick

Had 5 last year. Ferguson, Shephard, Greenberry, Harrel, Perkins.
6 if you count Day who eventually committed.

uggg, two thirds of that list makes me sick![]()
Who's the 4th? I have Butler, Mcgovern and Elmer.
And there are quite a few kids who we are in the top 3 or lead with that are attending. I like where this is heading.
Isn't it Onwualu as the 4th?
You are correct. My detective skills were lacking after a 12 hour day at work today. Thanks my man.
No probs, you know I would like to see Jaylon go too. I'll bet his sparq score would be sick!
Matt Alkire is also employed by Fox Sports where he works as a college and high school football recruiting analyst, mainly covering the Northeast portion of the country for Scout.com where he coordinates with players, coaches and administrators at the high school and collegiate levels. He is a regular for many ESPN radio affiliates for both the NFL Draft and high school recruiting, contributes on a regular basis to Fox publications and was also featured in former New England Patriot All-Pro Brent William’s book “Recruit My Son”. He has been doing extensive film study since the 2003 season for the NFL Draft. As a football player, Alkire played both defensive end and tight end and comes from a family with a rich coaching background.
Colin and the LWW warriors did play Ty Isaac and Joliet Catholic and lost in OT. Most of you probably won't want to hear this as it pertains to Colin physically but probably will love it. Colin played through a slightly torn PCL last week. I saw the game and the dude played like an absolute manchild, couldn't even run off the field but was absolutely burying guys all game. I don't think he's our best OL coming in, but the kid has a ton of heart and loves the game. It was a privilege to see him play that game, painful though it was.
Colin and the LWW warriors did play Ty Isaac and Joliet Catholic and lost in OT. Most of you probably won't want to hear this as it pertains to Colin physically but probably will love it. Colin played through a slightly torn PCL last week. I saw the game and the dude played like an absolute manchild, couldn't even run off the field but was absolutely burying guys all game. I don't think he's our best OL coming in, but the kid has a ton of heart and loves the game. It was a privilege to see him play that game, painful though it was.
Colin and the LWW warriors did play Ty Isaac and Joliet Catholic and lost in OT. Most of you probably won't want to hear this as it pertains to Colin physically but probably will love it. Colin played through a slightly torn PCL last week. I saw the game and the dude played like an absolute manchild, couldn't even run off the field but was absolutely burying guys all game. I don't think he's our best OL coming in, but the kid has a ton of heart and loves the game. It was a privilege to see him play that game, painful though it was.
Kid is an absolute stud. I truly believe he is the best OT we have coming in and definitely the best LT.
All 5 of them are absolute beasts.
Yep. I think all are pretty equal and the ratings reflect that. It'll suck when they are our starting 5 and we lose them all in the same season.
Not if the proceeding classes are just as fruitful.
Yeah I don't know if he was joking or not, but BK will definitely red-shirt at least 3 of them, but allow 1 or 2 to play to break up the eligibility. My guess is Elmer and Montelus see spot duty next year while Bivin, McGovern and McGlinchey RS. Then hopefully we pull in a solid 3-4 man class this year and restore the #'s
No way...Bivin and John can play inside, but McCogvern stays outside no matter what.my guess is that we'll seen colin work in the interior...may need to restock the center situation. idk if he fits, but eitherway i see him as a guard at ND.
No way...Bivin and John can play inside, but McCogvern stays outside no matter what.