2023 Recruiting Thread

[82 Frog Fever]

nice pick up, another long, athletic looking offensive tackle prospect

The 247 site lists Ark. St. & Sam Houston as his only offers, but JC’s write up says he picked TCU over Missouri & Houston. Must have been a lot of late interest.

 

[CountryFrog]

The 247 site lists Ark. St. & Sam Houston as his only offers, but JC’s write up says he picked TCU over Missouri & Houston. Must have been a lot of late interest.

Late interest? It's June.

 

[Wexahu]

nice pick up, another long, athletic looking offensive tackle prospect

Great, if he ends up really developing into a player he'll be able to step in and fill a hole for an SEC/Big 10 school (with a nice NIL payday!) sometime down the line.

j/k, but not really.

 

[82 Frog Fever]

Late interest? It's June.

Understand that, but I meant late interest leading up to the commitment

 

[Froggish]

Understand that, but I meant late interest leading up to the commitment

He had legit committible offers from UH, LaTech, and Missouri. 247 was behind on their offer reporting.

 

[CountryFrog]

Understand that, but I meant late interest leading up to the commitment

I figured. Was just ball busting.

 

[asleep003]

Great, if he ends up really developing into a player he'll be able to step in and fill a hole for an SEC/Big 10 school (with a nice NIL payday!) sometime down the line.

Totally unnecessary !

 

[H-Town Frog]

 

[Eight]

any idea if the staff projects him standing up or down in a stance for the frogs?

 

[asleep003]

any idea if the staff projects him standing up or down in a stance for the frogs?

Don't see any LBer here ... doubtful 3-3 DE ... but a future DT, yes ...

 

[Eight]

Don't see any LBer here ... doubtful 3-3 DE ... but a future DT, yes ...

a future dt out of a 6'2" 220 lb edge prospect?

only reason i ask about lb is the beast he had at tulsa running around playing upright a few seasons back

 

[asleep003]

a future dt out of a 6'2" 220 lb edge prospect?

only reason i ask about lb is the beast he had at tulsa running around playing upright a few seasons back

I saw 6'3 289lbs, but that was a 2022 Kell Bush, edna carr player .... lol !

 

[Eight]

I saw 6'3 289lbs, but that was a 2022 Kell Bush, edna carr player .... lol !

we can hope he could grow to that size and still keep his speed and agility

 

[Ron Swanson]

Jeremy Clark said that they plan on using him as a hybrid linebacker/defensive end. Or maybe the kid said that in an interview with Jeremy Clark, I can’t remember

 

[Jefffrog1993]

Most of the teams ahead of us just have volume over 20 recruits. TCU’s are higher ranked per player we just don’t have enough players. They should show an average ranking per player not reward giant classes.

 

[Hoosierfrog]

We buying this!?!

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[Eight]

John Canzano is working form the Oregon area.

Canzano: Pac-12 -- and the rest of us -- caught in a battle over your television

Silver-lining playbook unveiled.

www.johncanzano.com

Nielsen data for each of the conferences

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not sure the point of the article in terms of recruiting as teams have been raiding so cal for recruits for well over a decade and ohio state, michigan, and notre dame to name a few have been active in california for a long time

heck, miami recruited so cal, ou has had big success the last 10 years, texas has had success, so have other sec schools such as florida and georgia

last year every recruit in the state's top 10 signed with a pac school was 2011 and over the last 4 years 17 of the top 40 kids from california signed east of the rockies

when i read comments about the impact of usc and ucla going to the big 10 on the so cal recruiting i wonder what the heck people who supposedly follow this have been watching. this is akin to people talking about how atm going to the sec opened the door for the sec when they and other conferences have been recruiting nationally for years

 

[OICU812]

not sure the point of the article in terms of recruiting as teams have been raiding so cal for recruits for well over a decade and ohio state, michigan, and notre dame to name a few have been active in california for a long time

heck, miami recruited so cal, ou has had big success the last 10 years, texas has had success, so have other sec schools such as florida and georgia

last year every recruit in the state's top 10 signed with a pac school was 2011 and over the last 4 years 17 of the top 40 kids from california signed east of the rockies

when i read comments about the impact of usc and ucla going to the big 10 on the so cal recruiting i wonder what the heck people who supposedly follow this have been watching. this is akin to people talking about how atm going to the sec opened the door for the sec when they and other conferences have been recruiting nationally for years

Okie has been pulling in Cali a lot longer than 10 years. . . Seems like since the Joads went over there

 

[Peacefrog]

Okie has been pulling in Cali a lot longer than 10 years. . . Seems like since the Joads went over there

Tom Joad? Sorry to hear about his passing.

 

[helcap]

Can't believe this is not already posted

TCU lands commitment from edge rusher Keviyan Huddleston