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Meniscus is better than acl or MCL.
He'll be ready to go after a little rehab
He'll be ready to go after a little rehab
OL Liam Eichenberg, Cleveland (Ohio) St. Ignatius
Recruiting: Eichenberg is committed to Notre Dame.
Overview: The three-star played right tackle during the week and not only held his own but won some major reps against some of the best defensive ends at the event. The Notre Dame pledge has excellent size and a frame where he could add even more weight, he moves well, keeps his balance forward and used his power to stun some linemen. Sometimes, offensive linemen hold to win reps. Eichenberg didn’t.
ND just offered a highly rated OT in 2016 Jujuan Williams and Liam doesn't look to happy about it.
Why would Liam be upset if ND offered Williams? Their is a right and left tackle on the field at the same time right?
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Yea, that clearly didn't make him happy. Be easy big man, HH has much more love for you than Williams.
I think Liam knew the offer wasn't legitimate and was upset about the whole situation as a whole more than "ND offering another tackle".
It’s clear Notre Dame is bringing in a pair of supremely talented offensive tackles in the 2016 class. In fact, while many have Kraemer ranked as one of the very top offensive tackles this cycle, the head of at least one national rankings service came into the last couple of weeks believing Liam Eichenberg was the top tackle in the entire class
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He should probably still be higher but they started him too low.
Just so everyone is aware, the entire reason why Rivals had Liam rated so low is Josh Helmholdt. He's their Midwest guy, and he personally had a low opinion of Eichenberg. He saw him in person, and basically said he thought he wasn't good.
I don't know enough about him to know if he has biases. I believe he's a Michigan fan. Was it because he actually wasn't good? Or was it because Liam was considering Notre Dame and Ohio State?
I respect that Rivals is going to hold on to their personal evaluations like that rather than "crowd sourcing" where someone should be ranked, but at the same time it undermines their credibility when they steadfastly hold on to one guy's evaluation in the face of overwhelming evidence that he got it wrong.
He still felt that way after Liam's senior season too. Said he saw him in person 5 times and he's a solid prospect but the 3-star ranking was good.