'22 KS ATH Dasan McCullough (Indiana Verbal)

[notredomer23]

I think it’s fairly easy for ND to take freshman transfers and grad transfers. It’s the sophomores and juniors ND can’t really take with rare exception

 

[stlnd01]

Good question. Does a coach's or professor's kids get in under lesser requirements?

I doubt it’s lesser requirements. More thinking that someone like McCollough would be well aware of the transfer/admissions requirements at ND and might have, say, encouraged his son to take a class or two at IU that might ease his way, just to keep the option open.

 

[BobbyMac]

"After careful conversations with my family Dad, an assistant coach at Notre Dame..."

 

[NDMatt91]

"After careful conversations with my family Dad, an assistant coach at Notre Dame..."

Hopefully the transfer credits won't be an issue.

 

[Irish du Nord]

"After careful conversations with my family Dad, an assistant coach at Notre Dame..."

Big time want. Give me Fiske, Dasan, and a dominant inside linebacker for defensive transfers. Maybe a DB too. Hart and Morrison returning solidifies that a bit for us though

 

[IrishFanForever23]

Guessing it’s Ohio state in the end

 

[arrowryan]

Big time want. Give me Fiske, Dasan, and a dominant inside linebacker for defensive transfers. Maybe a DB too. Hart and Morrison returning solidifies that a bit for us though

Linebacker is probably Notre Dame’s deepest position on both sides of the ball lol

 

[pumpdog20]

Would be a great Keeley replacement

 

[NDMatt91]

Guessing it’s Ohio state in the end

Unfortunately, I agree.

 

[Irish du Nord]

Linebacker is probably Notre Dame’s deepest position on both sides of the ball lol

yeah lol that’s why we got torched by Marshall, OSU, and USC’s backup running the ball against us.

 

[BobbyMac]

Guessing it’s Ohio state in the end

That's some crappy news for this fella:

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[ND03]

yeah lol that’s why we got torched by Marshall, OSU, and USC’s backup running the ball against us.

You don’t recruit over talented freshman with high ceilings that are making expected progress with lower cieling guys who will stunt development. If the staff thinks the young guys can’t emerge, it’s a different story.

 

[stlnd01]

Guessing it’s Ohio state in the end

Why? Especially given his father is on our actual coaching staff? If he was a WR maybe, but Ohio State is not better at developing pass rushers than we are.

 

[arrowryan]

Why? Especially given his father is on our actual coaching staff? If he was a WR maybe, but Ohio State is not better at developing pass rushers than we are.

He was committed to OSU before following his dad at IU

 

[Dale]

It’ll be OSU or ND IMO. Coin flip to say which.

 

[indianamouse]

He was committed to OSU before following his dad at IU

I hope he comes and plays like a champion at Notre Dame

 

[stlnd01]

He was committed to OSU before following his dad at IU

Ah. Did not realize that. Though, fwiw, 247 says his primary recruiter at Ohio State was one Al Washington…

 

[NDFAN2008]

Any reason why we haven’t offers the younger brother whose a safety committed to Cinn?

 

[Dale]

Any reason why we haven’t offers the younger brother whose a safety committed to Cinn?

We have prospects they like more committed.

 

[NDMD]

He was committed to OSU before following his dad at IU

Do you remember who his primary recruiter was at OSU?

 

[benneboy]

We have prospects they like more committed.

Is one of them that kid currently enrolled at OU?

 

[Dale]

Is one of them that kid currently enrolled at OU?

Even then, Minich, Shuler and Hillman

 

[Dale]

Do you remember who his primary recruiter was at OSU?

Al Washington

 

[BoredIrish]

I suspect this one has been in the works for the good guys for months.

Was waiting for this shoe to drop.

 

[Crazy Balki]

I can see the logic behind him going to Ohio State, but I'm thinking this is ND.

Yes, he was committed to Ohio State. He also de-committed and chose Indiana to follow his dad. He never had the chance to flip after his dad left IU to come coach at ND.

Stands to reason that now that he has a chance to transfer out, he follows the reason he signed with Indiana in the first place.

Not to mention, Ohio State has JT and Jack Sawyer returning in '23. ND has potential in Botelho, but so far he's only flashed and hasn't shown anything that would pose a threat to somebody like Dasan. Safe to say, he has a much clearer path to PT at ND than he does at Ohio State.

 

[luckofirish8]

Any reason why we haven’t offers the younger brother whose a safety committed to Cinn?

Waiting on Bowen...only kinda joking.

 

[Crazy Balki]

It’ll be OSU or ND IMO. Coin flip to say which.

Agreed.

 

[Jeff1921]

They’re is a guy on a Notre Dame Football facebook page saying Deland McCullough is gonna accept a job with his good friend Deion Sanders at Colorado. Could be annonced as early as tomorrow. Let’s hope the guy is wrong.

 

[Irish4life]

Loy says that OSU is the favorite, doesn't feel great about ND's chances.

 

[NDIrish88]

They’re is a guy on a Notre Dame Football facebook page saying Deland McCullough is gonna accept a job with his good friend Deion Sanders at Colorado. Could be annonced as early as tomorrow. Let’s hope the guy is wrong.

As what OC?