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How bout Thomas, Holley, Elam, Carter, & Morgan to close out the Front 7?
But that is dreaming of pipes and such
Forgot Chris Martin.
How bout Thomas, Holley, Elam, Carter, & Morgan to close out the Front 7?
But that is dreaming of pipes and such
How bout Thomas, Holley, Elam, Carter, & Morgan to close out the Front 7?
But that is dreaming of pipes and such
Forgot Chris Martin.
Forgot Chris Martin.
This news isn't really thread worthy and there isn't a thread that exactly fits it, so I'm just putting it here.
Per Sampson today Tillery, Nelson, Bars, and Byrne had a morning workout with Heistand, then did film study and lunch, then another workout and camp and more film study. Apparently Heistand was working a lot on technique with them and they dominated their camp performances. They are all hanging out at Zach Martin's tonight, so some really good development is going on today.
With Hayes, Trumbetti and Martini already in the fold, give me any combination of: Thomas, Holley, Nelson, Blankenship, Elam, Frazier, Carter, A. Williams, Morgan and Yeargin and I'd be happy.
Another guy I really like but no one is talking about is Melvin Keihn. Weren't we in good position with him when we offered in February?
I agree they don't take both. My bet is Nelson. 6'8" versatile athletes that can play DE or TE don't come around often. I think he brings something (size, versatility) to the table that Blankenship doesn't.
Nelson is the guy that could play multiple positions. Haven't seen one thing on the staff thinking of Blankenship as anything other than DE.
Last thing I saw printed about Grant playing TE, was that the coaching staff still had "some questions about his hands." But I think they have talked about DE and OLB with Grant, can somebody confirm?
I may have missed something but I follow BGI and II and not one reference to Grant being recruited for TE. TJ, yesterday explained the qualities that Grant has that make him such a good DE prospect. We know Kelly likes to recruit big skill guys which they have talked about with Nelson but haven't seen that talk about Blankenship.
Sources tell us former Alabama and Tennessee recruiting asst JR Sandlin will join the Notre Dame staff in a similar capacity.
FootballScoop Staff@footballscoop
Recent article on him
Director of recruiting J.R. Sandlin no longer with UT football » GoVolsXtra
◾J.R. Sandlin joined UT after working as part of the recruiting staff at the University of Alabama from 2010-12
◾Part of a back-to-back national championship program with the Crimson Tide in 2011 and 2012
◾Helped Alabama secure the top-ranked recruiting classes in the nation in both 2011 and 2012
◾Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the recruiting department for the Crimson Tide
◾Spent the 2009 season as tight ends coach, chief football administrator and director of player personnel at Oxford High School in Alabama
◾Served as recruiting specialist at UCF in 2008-09
◾Served as offensive coordinator, wide receivers coach, director of player personnel and executive football administrator at American Christian Academy in Tuscaloosa, Ala., from 2007-2008
◾Scholarship tight end at University of Central Florida from 2005-07
◾Part of the Golden Knights' Conference USA championship team in 2005
◾Graduated from University of Central Florida in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in sports and fitness
◾Earned a master's degree in sport management from the University of Alabama in 2012
◾Native of Tuscaloosa, Ala., where he starred at Northridge High School at tight end
Nelson is the guy that could play multiple positions. Haven't seen one thing on the staff thinking of Blankenship as anything other than DE.
We need to sign Vinny Cerrato up for this! ASAP!The new recruiting rules are taking effect in August. More staff members (ie non-coaches) will be allowed to contact recruits and recruiting dept's are about to explode with more employees.
This is in the "Who's Likely Next 2014" thread but it probably deserves its own thread since there is a fair amount of discussion about it.