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There is just no reason to take a 5th year transfer coming off three injury laden seasons and an ACL tear! That's pretty desperate.
Yes. They have both a one year and a two year option.
There is just no reason to take a 5th year transfer coming off three injury laden seasons and an ACL tear! That's pretty desperate.
There is just no reason to take a 5th year transfer coming off three injury laden seasons and an ACL tear! That's pretty desperate.
84 players plus a player with a bad knee and some promise is still better than 84 players.
if the kid brother Cam is somehow involved as part of it, this could turn into a situation very close to the Armstead brothers couple years ago...
That's interesting... Cam committed to Stanford a month ago, but heck... he could play a year with his brother.
...his brother could transfer to Stanford, no?![]()
Maybe things have changed as our RB board has changed quite a bit since Cameron's OV but at that time he wasn't a take. And if the staff thinks they can get Dexter Williams or Cronkite, I'm not sure he would be now either.
...his brother could transfer to Stanford, no?![]()
Maybe things have changed as our RB board has changed quite a bit since Cameron's OV but at that time he wasn't a take. And if the staff thinks they can get Dexter Williams or Cronkite, I'm not sure he would be now either.
2011 with ND as a finalist...
Jordan Prestwood, come on down!
Seriously though :
Scarlett, Burton, Huggins... What about Bennett Okotcha?
If he can get into Notre Dame grad school, I would have to assume he could go there too.
This very well may be a sign of where our RB recruiting is at the moment. If NSD was today, does anyone feel confident that we land Soso, Williams or Cronkite? I certainly do not. With Adams already on the board, maybe this 2 for 1 would be a "bird in hand" scenario.
RE: Scarlett. A guy coming off that many injuries may not be ideal, but after the back half of this season I don't know why we wouldn't line up all the experienced DLs we possibly can, especially if it's a one-year rental that allows our young guys time to develop.
Central Catholic defensive end Brennan Scarlett, one of the nation's top senior football recruits, will miss the rest of the Class 6A playoffs after aggravating an injury in the team's first-round win over North Medford last week.
Scarlett, who suffered a broken collarbone Sept. 17 against Jesuit and had surgery to repair it Sept. 22, returned to action last week. But he felt pain in the collarbone after playing two series in the first quarter, left the game and did not come back.
Scarlett had his collarbone examined this week and learned that the metal plate inserted during surgery was bent.
“It's not broken, it's just irritated,” said Central Catholic coach Steve Pyne, whose eighth-ranked Rams (8-2) play host to South Salem (7-3) in the round of 16 on Friday night. “The doctors have recommended that he just shut it down, let it heal completely and try again next fall.”
Another surgery is a possibility, but extended rest is more likely, according to his father, Paul Scarlett.
“With the plate being bent, it's not normal,” Paul Scarlett said. “Right now we're having to contemplate what to do. We could easily leave it and let it heal up. We just talked to a doctor on Monday, so we have a couple of days to decide what to do.”
The 6-foot-5, 255-pound Scarlett, rated as a four-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com, continues to evaluate his college options.
He has visited USC and Notre Dame and plans to visit California this weekend and either Nebraska or Stanford the following weekend, Paul Scarlett said. He also is scheduled to visit UCLA during the first weekend of December.
He also is considering Oregon, Washington and LSU, his father said.
“He's just trying to decide through the visits,” Paul Scarlett said. “The visits are helping. He's not in a rush to decide. I think we'll have a better idea in December after he's completed his visits.”
Scarlett has been selected for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl on Jan. 8 in San Antonio, but it is uncertain if he will play. The all-star game has become a stage for players to announce their college choices, but Scarlett may need more time to decide, his father said.
Scarlett, who missed his sophomore and junior basketball seasons because of season-ending football injuries, is hopeful of playing basketball this season. If he does, it probably wouldn't be until late December at the earliest, according to Paul Scarlett.
For now, Brennan Scarlett will root for the Rams from the sidelines.
“This last incident is certainly a big blow,” Paul Scarlett said. “He's a strong kid, he's got strong resolves, so he'll make it through. He worked hard and he was patient. He looked impressive in the two series he was out there.”
When he was still in HS:
Kid is an injury phrone wow
I'm sorry, but collar bone and hand breaks are freak injuries and are no indication of one's susceptibility to injury. As for the ACL, does anyone know how that went down?
Maybe he just didn't drink enough milk as a kid...
Tough to lose a whole season to a broken hand. But one partial ACL tear doesn't seem career-ending.
Bennett is at a DII school I believe. So yes he flamed out. He was a Cam's boy too. Was surprised he decommitted.
He plays in the FBS, still. With UTSA, a recent addition to the C-USA, only becoming a bowl eligible full member this past season.