Next Big Thing in Recruiting?

[Jebediah Springfield]

Rivals.com Football Recruiting - Beavers take recruiting to new heights

 

[IrishSpartan]

talking about expensive

 

[Ultimate Penn St. Hater]

Waste of money

 

[BGIF]

The Focus Every HS Coach Is Hoping For

The Focus Every HS Coach Is Hoping For

It's pretty cool because it keeps Oregon State on our mind when we're playing the game. It helps I guess.

 

[irishog77]

I always eat at the $9.99 buffet whenever I see a plane advertising them at the beach. I always call the girls they advertise for as well.

 

[Irish YJ]

We need to buy a blimp. "DBs wanted"

 

[Jebediah Springfield]

Anybody know if its against NCAA rules to fly the plane and have something like "Have a good game _Insert Player Name_ signed Coach Bla bla Oregon State(or whatever school)"

 

[PANDFAN]

just wait until one of these planes goes down...this will bring the news

 

[GreatGolson]

I feel like if we did this we would all be praising the creativity

 

[aubeirish]

Might as well buy internet advertising for their football program.

 

[GO IRISH!!!]

I hear this is really going to catch on with other schools as well. Here is a leaked photo of USC's new airship:

 

[nlroma1o]

Anybody know if its against NCAA rules to fly the plane and have something like "Have a good game _Insert Player Name_ signed Coach Bla bla Oregon State(or whatever school)"

It might fall under the same communication category as a phone call a coach makes to a player. As long as it wasnt during a no contact period, it just might fly. No pun intended.

 

[TheChosen1]

Pretty Cool video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ympIInqjg08&feature=player_embedded

 

[PANDFAN]

Teen trying to impress college football recruiters by jumping over moving car suffers severe injuries (VIDEO) | Dr. Saturday - Yahoo! Sports

Police in Palm Bay, Fla. say a teen attempting to impress college football recruiters by making a video of himself jumping over a moving car ended with a broken arm and leg when the car hit him and flipped him multiple times in the air.

According to Florida Today, a Gannett news outlet, 19-year-old Bladimir Barreto was airlifted to Holmes Regional Medical Center's trauma center in Melbourne, Fla. to be treated.

In the video, which can also be seen on ClickOrlando.com, Barreto runs at a moving Honda Accord. Apparently, he thought he was going to jump over the car as it drove underneath him, like the viral video of Kobe Bryant jumping over a speeding car from a few years ago. The difference was, Kobe's video was fake.


When Barreto tried it, he hit the front of the car and did multiple flips before landing on the ground.

"He's lucky that it wasn't worse than what it was," Palm Bay Police Department spokesperson Yvonne Martinez told Florida Today.

"The motive was apparently to video something to show to college recruiters for football."

According to the report, the driver of the car was his 17-year-old brother, who now could face charges because he didn't have a license.

It's unclear exactly how close Barreto was to being on any college football coach's radar, considering he isn't listed in the Rivals.com recruiting database. Florida Today reported he played two years ago for the defunct Brevard Grizzlies, an amateur football team in the Florida Football Alliance. His coach describes him as undersized but fast.

Barreto's stunt probably wasn't going to draw many rave reviews from coaches who value common sense in their players.

 

[irishff1014]

Teen trying to impress college football recruiters by jumping over moving car suffers severe injuries (VIDEO) | Dr. Saturday - Yahoo! Sports

Police in Palm Bay, Fla. say a teen attempting to impress college football recruiters by making a video of himself jumping over a moving car ended with a broken arm and leg when the car hit him and flipped him multiple times in the air.

According to Florida Today, a Gannett news outlet, 19-year-old Bladimir Barreto was airlifted to Holmes Regional Medical Center's trauma center in Melbourne, Fla. to be treated.

In the video, which can also be seen on ClickOrlando.com, Barreto runs at a moving Honda Accord. Apparently, he thought he was going to jump over the car as it drove underneath him, like the viral video of Kobe Bryant jumping over a speeding car from a few years ago. The difference was, Kobe's video was fake.


When Barreto tried it, he hit the front of the car and did multiple flips before landing on the ground.

"He's lucky that it wasn't worse than what it was," Palm Bay Police Department spokesperson Yvonne Martinez told Florida Today.

"The motive was apparently to video something to show to college recruiters for football."

According to the report, the driver of the car was his 17-year-old brother, who now could face charges because he didn't have a license.

It's unclear exactly how close Barreto was to being on any college football coach's radar, considering he isn't listed in the Rivals.com recruiting database. Florida Today reported he played two years ago for the defunct Brevard Grizzlies, an amateur football team in the Florida Football Alliance. His coach describes him as undersized but fast.

Barreto's stunt probably wasn't going to draw many rave reviews from coaches who value common sense in their players.

Dumbest idea in the world.

 

[irishfanjho15]

Teen trying to impress college football recruiters by jumping over moving car suffers severe injuries (VIDEO) | Dr. Saturday - Yahoo! Sports

Police in Palm Bay, Fla. say a teen attempting to impress college football recruiters by making a video of himself jumping over a moving car ended with a broken arm and leg when the car hit him and flipped him multiple times in the air.

According to Florida Today, a Gannett news outlet, 19-year-old Bladimir Barreto was airlifted to Holmes Regional Medical Center's trauma center in Melbourne, Fla. to be treated.

In the video, which can also be seen on ClickOrlando.com, Barreto runs at a moving Honda Accord. Apparently, he thought he was going to jump over the car as it drove underneath him, like the viral video of Kobe Bryant jumping over a speeding car from a few years ago. The difference was, Kobe's video was fake.


When Barreto tried it, he hit the front of the car and did multiple flips before landing on the ground.

"He's lucky that it wasn't worse than what it was," Palm Bay Police Department spokesperson Yvonne Martinez told Florida Today.

"The motive was apparently to video something to show to college recruiters for football."

According to the report, the driver of the car was his 17-year-old brother, who now could face charges because he didn't have a license.

It's unclear exactly how close Barreto was to being on any college football coach's radar, considering he isn't listed in the Rivals.com recruiting database. Florida Today reported he played two years ago for the defunct Brevard Grizzlies, an amateur football team in the Florida Football Alliance. His coach describes him as undersized but fast.

Barreto's stunt probably wasn't going to draw many rave reviews from coaches who value common sense in their players.

Heard F$U just offered this kid a full academic scholarship and asked him to be a preferred walk-on.

 

[NDdomer2]

Video: Teen injured in football recruitment stunt | News - Home

Link to video.

Don't blame Kobe, Blame Parkour.