From the IB boards.
Ryan Roberts answered a question on "what's the good word" regarding Golden/Blair/Zackery
In order: Feel very good, Feel very good, Feel good
It certainly doesn’t hurt. Can’t believe we can’t find another Traore level vyper project also.Excellent news.
Does anyone else feel like the optics of this class changes if we land the DB's we're targeting?
Would be good for 7th last year.Right now we sit at 256 in the 247 rankings, which would already put us in low to mid-teens most years if we dont land a single additional commit.
If we land the following 5 prospects, all of which we likely lead for, and no one else (and no decommitments) we'll end up at 280 right now, the highest of Freeman's time at ND.
Jadon Blair
Mark Zackery
Derrick Meadows
Tanook Hines
Madden Faraimo (most unlikely rn)
Can't wait to look back on this thread at the end of the summer with how things are trending.
Good breakdown. Any idea on the numbers that they want to take? Could this class go to 28-29?2 more WR, a DE, LB, and 2 more DBs puts us at 26.
Does ND talk to Terry about his Missouri visit as they seem to be trending with both Hines and Boggs. For this that missed it, Golden said during his committ interview he was recruiting Boggs the hardest.
Meadows is always a take.
They gotta find a DE prospect, newest intel is the Florida commit, but they need to grow a board and hopefully land someone with upside.
They cut back the LB board after Sacca committed which should indicate they like landing one of the 4 remaining (NOB, Faraimo, Nix, Mikhail)
They are in good position with Blair, Zackery, and Haynes with other prospects taking OVs as well.
Petty on the OL is probably in best player available category for takes.
Good chance on the calculator they land between 285-290. I would throw a dart at around 5th-6th class overall.
Let’s see how this ages…
Good breakdown. Any idea on the numbers that they want to take? Could this class go to 28-29?
I wonder if Trystan Haynes is still a possibility. It's so refreshing how this staff seemingly over recruits to ensure we aren't left in the wind if we miss out on certain players.
Has OV scheduled right?
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Doesn’t seem like a great sign for the WR board
Also, currently Offense - 42, Defense - 44, ST - 1Thanks.
I think the numbers will be depending on more factors then in years past. It is wayyyyy too early to predict NEXT seasons roster….but here we go.
Currently the roster is at 87 and they hosted the CB from Rice and Freeman said they were going after a punter.
14 graduates, 11 seniors, 16 juniors, 23 sophomores, and 23 freshmen.
There will be roughly another 5 players to transfer out of the program between now and fall camp.
Conventional wisdom states those transferring players probably have another year of eligibility after this year, so from the Junior or sophomore class, would put next years roster around 57 (16+23+23-5) rising seniors, juniors, and sophomores.
Currently Thomas, Coogan, Spindler, Onye, and Rubio stand a good chance to get a 5th year (57+5=62) and the yearly attrition is likely to hit a couple prospects from the 3 classes above (62-6=56).
Now if they bring in 26-27 players in the 2025 recruiting class, that would put them at 82-83. 6 players out is likely too low, so if it’s rounded to 10 (82/83-4= 78-79), that would allow another 6-7 transfers in.
28 is likely too high in the portal era when you can add instant impact players with experience. I would be surprised if the class was under 25 as well.
Land two of those guys along with Hines and Meadows ABSOLUTELY!!Excellent news.
Does anyone else feel like the optics of this class changes if we land the DB's we're targeting?
Swinging for the fences. Had to at least be receptive to get an offer.
Swinging for the fences. Had to at least be receptive to get an offer.
It was mentioned last week or this past weekend that ND was trying to flip Wiggins. Can't remember where I saw that.
This should get some clever responses.Hersey is literally in my backyard...