'25 OH WR Shaun Terry (Offer)

[Rocketman84]

Not to beat a dead horse but we might've screwed this one up.

Kid is dominating the state title game.

Reminds me of Jordan Faison.

2 TDs including a one where he hurdled a guy on a jailbreak screen.

Really? But we got an ex NFL'er son who's a solid player, a fast guy who never played the position and a below average legacy recruit. Who needs 4* and 5* guys

 

[mrmcgrail]

Really? But we got an ex NFL'er son who's a solid player, a fast guy who never played the position and a below average legacy recruit. Who needs 4* and 5* guy

He's like in the 500s in the composite so Terry wasn't that buddy

 

[Irishman77]

I was very disappointed when we dropped him. His highlights looked like Bo Jackson playing tecmo bowl

 

[CanadalovesND]

Really? But we got an ex NFL'er son who's a solid player, a fast guy who never played the position and a below average legacy recruit. Who needs 4* and 5* guys

Weren’t you blasting the staff for taking Terry anyways?

 

[BilboBaggins]

Not to beat a dead horse but we might've screwed this one up.

Kid is dominating the state title game.

Reminds me of Jordan Faison.

2 TDs including a one where he hurdled a guy on a jailbreak screen.

It's Ohio's D5 title game. No disrespect to Liberty Center, I am from NW Ohio and they have a respected small school program over in the NWOAL.

But Ohio has seven divisions, and five is one of the smaller ones. A P4-level recruit is going to shine in all divisions, but especially against the smaller schools.

 

[Rocketman84]

He's like in the 500s in the composite so Terry wasn't that buddy

Weren’t you blasting the staff for taking Terry anyways?

Nope, just roll the tape...he's dynamic and I said he makes a good 3rd/4th WR recruit if we landed at least 2-3 of our actual top targets. With the current crop he's the best prep player at the position.

 

[Rocketman84]

I was very disappointed when we dropped him. His highlights looked like Bo Jackson playing tecmo bowl

You only drop him for better recruits, but he should've stuck even if we hit on a couple of our top targets.

 

[Rocketman84]

He's like in the 500s in the composite so Terry wasn't that buddy

He would've been the most dynamic guy and compared to the others....yea he's that

 

[mcbri014]

Weren’t you blasting the staff for taking Terry anyways?

Under which alias?

 

[mrmcgrail]

He would've been the most dynamic guy and compared to the others....yea he's that

Hahaha you said 4 and 5 star guys he isn't that he is a 3 star in the 500s

 

[rtrn2glory]

It's Ohio's D5 title game. No disrespect to Liberty Center, I am from NW Ohio and they have a respected small school program over in the NWOAL.

But Ohio has seven divisions, and five is one of the smaller ones. A P4-level recruit is going to shine in all divisions, but especially against the smaller schools.

I'm from the same area. Still he was making things look smooth and easy and probably could've played pretty much for anybody in the state.. What I liked most about him was he plays both ways and makes plays on both sides of the ball.. Who knows not saying he's a can't miss but I think he could've been worth a look.

 

[Irishnuke]

A good player, but ND will sign better all-around WRs.

They still want to take five. So I’m assuming they feel that they don’t want to turn away someone, whether it’s Hines, or Hall, or Robinson due to numbers. To make that decision, they likely had to push Terry out of the class

Ooof

 

[fightingirish26]

Certainly not with Meadows, Hines, Hall, Taylor and Robinson lurking around the corner

 

[TorontoGold]

You only drop him for better recruits, but he should've stuck even if we hit on a couple of our top targets.

Why would he stick? Let's say that ND had signed Meadows/Hines, if you're Terry why would you stick around? He can go be the #3 WR in an SEC recruiting class or be the #4 WR and also have to deal with ND bringing in transfer plus already having KK Smith/Saldate ahead of him.