GoldenIsThyFame
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Nick Glass visiting June 22nd. Currently committed to UGA
Irish better get someone down here to recruit Texas, there's too much talent and ND has slipped badly since Holtz and Davey days. With Big East adding SMU and Houston, hopefully Irish prescence increases. Houston and Dallas area high school football talent alone are goldmines.
I have been knocked for this before but.....
Texas high school football is weakening and is overrated
I'd take a kid from Florida, Cincy area, Georgia, or California over a kid from Texas any day
I have been knocked for this before but.....
Texas high school football is weakening and is overrated
I'd take a kid from Florida, Cincy area, Birmingham/Tuscaloosa area, Georgia, or California ranked near the same over a kid from Texas any day
I have been knocked for this before but.....
Texas high school football is weakening and is overrated
I'd take a kid from Florida, Cincy area, Birmingham/Tuscaloosa area, Georgia, or California ranked near the same over a kid from Texas any day
Think: why does Texas suck right now?
Because they think all they have to do is recruit Texas and they will be fine. They are missing out on some (very few) top prospects from their own state (like Andrew Luck) and pretty much every single top prospect from every other state in the country.
Think: why is Texas weak right now?
Because they think all they have to do is recruit Texas and they will be fine. They are missing out on some (very few) top prospects from their own state (like Andrew Luck) and pretty much every single top prospect from every other state in the country.
I did expect this backlash but oh well
Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I expected most would disagree but that's fine.
Top 100 players from Texas: dropping
Top 100 football teams from Texas: dropping
The areas I mentioned: rising
I'm taking last 2-3 years here
And Texas as a top recruiting class and then is not good, why? Because the prospects are overrated
Ahhh well I am not sure what else to really say. If you don't have to leave your state to recruit and still compete for championships. You know what your doing. Btw what everyone think of the sig pic yah or nah?
STL, good list... Well organized.
Bold the recruits names. As well as underlining them
Also, (just my 2 cents, take it or leave it) Color code for leaders
As in: Bob Johnson: ND leanBut OK is 2nd
Thanks. Definitely needs more. I'll do the leader thing later.
Btw did anyone notice I put "early" in every single one. Dont want Grubl to peak here and go crazy because a guy like Quick likes us early
Just my bit of advice.
As much of a touchy, pissy kinda guy jason_h was, no one can top his recruiting lists.
(sorry GB)
Edit: as point of reference: http://www.irishenvy.com/forums/not...ing/59957-updated-recruiting-list-2012-a.html
Any suggestions for the titles?
I dont quite like the double bold-underline but its the best I have thought of
example:
Quarterbacks (1)
http://www.irishenvy.com/forums/2014-recruiting-profiles/67953-14-il-qb-shelby-spence.html
- Very high on ND early, good fit
I have been knocked for this before but.....
Texas high school football is weakening and is overrated
I'd take a kid from Florida, Cincy area, Birmingham/Tuscaloosa area, Georgia, or California ranked near the same over a kid from Texas any day
I have been knocked for this before but.....
Texas high school football is weakening and is overrated
I'd take a kid from Florida, Cincy area, Birmingham/Tuscaloosa area, Georgia, or California ranked near the same over a kid from Texas any day
OK, you take the top 50 players from the Cincy area, and I'll take the top 50 any football area in Texas and let's see who comes out on top. Same with Bama and Georgia. The only states that can compete with TX year in and year out are CA and FL.
The reason TX isn't competing at a high level recently is 3 things: 1) them loading up too early on junior recruits and missing out on many guys that blow up their senior years (while some of their commits start resting on their laurels and don't get better); 2) awful QB play (moat of us here feel ND would have won 10 games last year with a competent QB - TX is no different. #3) poor coaching. Msck Brown had to clean house in order to save his job, b/c his assistants (and IMO - him) weren't getting the job done.
But to say that you'd take kids from some of the areas you mentioned over TX kids means you don't watch much high school football, or you just can't spot talent. Believe me, the football talent in TX, and the level of play, is waaaaaaaayyyyy deeper and just plain better than almost any state in the country - 20 yrs ago, 10 yrs ago, 5 yrs ago, and today as well...
I play highschool football, i watch highschool football. My cousin plays for Coppell High (Cam McDaniel) in Texas and I have been to a game.
I've played against Ezekiel Elliot, Andy Bauer and Durron Neal and many more 3 star football players
I think I know a little about football
Give me Don Bosco or Aquinas over Trinity or Coppell any day
I was not aware u were a scout or analyst who could "spot talent"
The Lone Star State has 10 DI teams, six Heismans*, six national titles**, three AFL titles***, five Super Bowl wins and 24 pro Hall of Famers****.
------------------------------------------------------------The Buckeye State has eight DI teams, seven Heismans, seven national titles, nine NFL titles and 21 pro Hall of Famers.
5. OHIO
TOTAL/AVERAGE: 694/69.4
HIGH/LOW: 91 (2010)/ 52 (2003) How good is Ohio at producing BCS players? Consider this: In 2011, Ohio State, one of the country's most consistent programs, signed 14 in-state recruits. And that's pretty much the norm. Ohio produces so much talent that every Big Ten program spends a good bit of time recruiting there. Ditto for Notre Dame, which has landed 22 Ohioans since 2002.
TOTAL/AVERAGE: 1,850/185.0
HIGH/LOW: 214 (2006)/ 169 (2005) It's no surprise Texas topped the list of BCS-producing states. For starters, that section of the country is bonkers for football. Texas also ranks second in total population. In a typical year, the state not only stocks the rosters at in-state schools but sends several players to many of college football's elite conferences in other parts of the country. In the 2011 class, an astounding 125 players signed with Big 12 schools. Fifty-one others inked with other BCS teams.
Bottom line is both states are football first and love their football.
Thought this was pretty cool and surprising myself because I think Texas is superior to Ohio in football but Ohio isn't a pushover by any means...
Texas is ranked #1 with:
Ohio is ranked #5 with:
Last thing on this subject:
- i don't care about all the little backups from Texas; I was talking about elite players, Texas as more people so of course they have more players scattered about. U think I was actually comparing every D1 bound player in Tuscaloosa to every D1 bound player in Texas? I said guys that are ranked high and around the same.
- quit with the age argument that u use everytime we disagree. Ur older than hundreds of high school, college, and nfl coaches and analysts. Age does not = knowledge
I never mentioned NJ > Texas. U brought it down to top 50 in a state while i said elite players as in top 20 max.
I'm not offended and u don't a thing about me, u have no idea about my thought process
It's my opinion and I'm entitled to it, quit acting like u know everything and ur opinion rules. I would hate to have u as a teacher
I am immature? Lets look at this from afar: i offered my opinion on something. U offered yours AND cussed and called names.
Others differed in opinion and I accepted them, u choose to take personal shots
This argument has gone beyond civil. I'm with HCTI on this one. Hold yourself to the same standard as you hold other posters.