Irish losing two recruits?

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FleaFlicker

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All I can say is that there is no real way to know what Williams is going to be doing right now. He is the only concern. G. Little will be there. C. Little may not (but that really isn't a huge deal, we have great O-Linemen regardless).

But losing Williams would be a punch to the gut. I'll just check in tomorrow I guess.
 
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Please oh please let me go to sleep and wake up with all our commitments intact..
 

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If Nuss and Nwankwo are bound for the DL then losing Chris Little would hurt a little. ...

Looking at a couple of boards tonight it appears you and I are the only ones that seem to realize this. Despite last year's OL haul, the numbers of OL bodies on the team is small and we whiffed on a bunch of prime time OLs (Oglesby, Miller, et al) this year. Losing Little might preclude an OL switch to DL but at the least it would mean we're not replenishing the OL deficit. And when we do it would be with a younger guy - next year.

Keep in mind OLs routinely take the longest to develop strength and technique. The Sam Young's are rare.
 

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Looking at a couple of boards tonight it appears you and I are the only ones that seem to realize this. Despite last year's OL haul, the numbers of OL bodies on the team is small and we whiffed on a bunch of prime time OLs (Oglesby, Miller, et al) this year. Losing Little might preclude an OL switch to DL but at the least it would mean we're not replenishing the OL deficit. And when we do it would be with a younger guy - next year.

Keep in mind OLs routinely take the longest to develop strength and technique. The Sam Young's are rare.

Oh I agree too. I'm just trying to avoid thinking about it too much, because at this point it certainly looks like he will sign with UGA later today.
 
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If Chris Little switches, then it confirms the rumor that Florida State pulled his scholarship and he jumped to Notre Dame out of desperation. Or he is feeling the heat from his parents to stay at home.
 

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I am really starting to not like that kid. I bet he never dresses out for Geogia and ends up somewhere else.
 

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C. Little is just a big immature kid. His motivations are much different than those of the kid that went to Florida. I have more sympathy for C. Little than JT.
 

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I wish they would change the date that colleges can offer scholarships to kids initially until after Sept 1st of the kids senior season. That would help colleges to research these kids long and hard, it would also maybe give the kids a little warning as to who is interested in them. Christian Ballard at Kansas for example, had no idea that he was going to be heavily recruited by UCLA, Oklahoma and Iowa. He then bailed on Kansas, and came to Iowa. You can't really blame these kids for changing their minds they are after all kids, but what needs to be done are rules put in place where kids can't even be contacted or put in the position to chose a school until after a set point (sept of Senior year) then let the schools all pounce on who they want, show love for a kid and he's likely to take your offer. Don't leave it up to a 16-17 year old kid to make a decision like ND or Florida... let him get his affairs in order, let him concentrate on school and finishing out his High School Career then reward him with offers after a set date where he will then know just who it is thats been admiring him, just who it is that has really done their research and want to take a chance on him...

To many of these kids are recruited by one school for 7 monthes, then other schools who have lost out on other kids sweep in late and act like the kids been on their big board through the entire process. It's sickening.
 
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I have some inside information with his switch to ND. I have an inside with WVU's program. WVU's former Oline coach is now the Oline coach at FSU. He wants smaller, faster lineman. He told Chris he needed to lose at least 60 lbs to be in the fold. Apparently, he was too lazy to lose the weight and told Trickett he would go elsewhere. Coach Trickett is one hell of a coach, just look at WVU's past Olines. I am 100% about this.
 

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I have some inside information with his switch to ND. I have an inside with WVU's program. WVU's former Oline coach is now the Oline coach at FSU. He wants smaller, faster lineman. He told Chris he needed to lose at least 60 lbs to be in the fold. Apparently, he was too lazy to lose the weight and told Trickett he would go elsewhere. Coach Trickett is one hell of a coach, just look at WVU's past Olines. I am 100% about this.

That doesnt explain why he bailed and picked UGA.
 

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I have some inside information with his switch to ND. I have an inside with WVU's program. WVU's former Oline coach is now the Oline coach at FSU. He wants smaller, faster lineman. He told Chris he needed to lose at least 60 lbs to be in the fold. Apparently, he was too lazy to lose the weight and told Trickett he would go elsewhere. Coach Trickett is one hell of a coach, just look at WVU's past Olines. I am 100% about this.

This is good info, and it really belongs in C. Little's profile ...
 
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I am guessing that his heart never really was with ND. Maybe he really did want to stay close to home.
 

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I am guessing that his heart never really was with ND. Maybe he really did want to stay close to home.

I have no problem with a kid wanting to stay near home, but to have 3 recruits bail in the past 2 weeks, including 2 this morning is ridiculous.
 
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I was not trashing anybody. I was just providing information I got from people close to Trickett.
 
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