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I would love to have this kid. If we can show him that he will have to show up to play ball both in the classroom and on the field and then he still chooses us great.
I would love to have this kid. If we can show him that he will have to show up to play ball both in the classroom and on the field and then he still chooses us great.
I'm so torn on this kid. Everything I've read and heard from solid contacts leads me to believe this kid just doesn't fit ND. I'm not going to say he's looking for a free ride, but..... he doesn't want to pay. Could that change? Is it possible for a highschool senior to mature? Lol of course.
This dude is so talented and at a position that ND needs some serious help. I just don't see a way you don't take a chance here and put some extra effort into supporting him off the field and keeping an eye on him.
I still don't know how legitimate the interest is. Seems he's going to meet with staff over Thanksgiving vacation. We'll see where this whole thing goes but you have to see it through.
He sounds like a smart kid in his interviews.
Why are they pursuing if they are so sure he doesn't fit?
another thing to consider....this is only loy saying this is the mystery recruit...that's all im saying here
Yeah well Gervin and ND were talking again too and he used us for a free visit then decided to drop us.
just what i have heard regarding him is that is absolutely NOT a fit for ND.....and not even all of our coaches care for him and the way he carries himself
When is the last time a player like this actually worked out at Notre Dame?
History doesn't bode well for these circumstances i would agree but i don't think that is something to make you give up and not take a chance. Championship teams have these players sprinkled in with them. ND needs to get some for sustained success IMO.
if it works out then yes but otherwise it can be a cancer in the locker room which can create its own kind of issues
When is the last time a player like this actually worked out at Notre Dame?
Gee, I can't wait for starting CB Houston Griffith to be suspended for the first four games.
He soured on ND because he didn't believe we could turn it around, and flirted with every football factory there is. Now his chosen football factory looks like shit, so he's shopping again. Everything about this kid screams that his priorities are just wrong for ND.
Reminds me exactly of the recruitment of Nyles Morgan. He was all about Ole Miss and playing with friends down there not to mention the great social life that exists there. He wasn't all that into ND. It was his dad and BK who were able to finally convince him to give ND a better look. This situation with Griffith reminds me of Morgan's situation a lot. Even people on message boards saying Morgan wasn't a good fit for ND because he seemed more interested in "other things" at Ole Miss.
Please spare us the derision. All we have to go on is conjecture and whatever info the "In the knows" want us to know.The comments being made on this board about a kid they've never met and know nothing about is dumbfounding to me. Did you ever think the main reason he looked elsewhere was a 4-8 record and the thought that the HC could get fired? Now maybe he sees this is a safe, solid program going forward and he is more comfortable now with ND. Maybe while at IMG he was getting sold by others about the fun he could have at a place like FSU. Maybe after talking to family he realizes the opportunity at ND and being closer to home. Time to give the kid a break given that not one of you has ever spent a minute of your life with him.
You have no clue what he was thinking.
Please spare us the derision. All we have to go on is conjecture and whatever info the "In the knows" want us to know.
We have a serious and demonstrable track record of kids who display his public tendencies that ultimately do not bode well for ND regarding recruiting. THey either:
- Commit annd decomit before NSD
- Drag us along until NSD leaving us in the lurch and down a player
- Accept the challenge and then flake out.
I agree with Lax that it rarely works out for us with kids who behave like what is being reported.
Is Houston like that? No one knows.
I personally am going to welcome him if he chooses to accept the challenges of ND as a school. The coaches should inform him as best they can as to what is expected and if chooses us then great. I will root hard for whomever takes on the challenge.
No, but but the people who speak to him do. His CBs switched six times in the span of seven months before he committed to FSU, and now he's thinking of flipping again. Not many guys like that have worked out at ND. They usually end up at, well, an FSU.