FeistyFrog
Sir FeistyFrog
Remember these are from Orangebloods so probably slanted:
"His family told both of those schools (Baylor and TCU) he would take official visits," Waco head coach Marty Herbst said.
"That's why his dad was upset at him back when he pretty much verbally committed to Texas. He told him he needed to stick with his word and take the other visits."
"Could he change his mind? I guess anything is possible. A couple Texas coaches were in last week. He seems to really, really like those guys, Bo Davis and Darrell Wyatt. They came to see him, and there seemed like there was a pretty good chemistry there with the three of them, sitting there watching them talk.
"I can't say it's a formality that he's going to TCU and Baylor for visits. He's an 18-year-old kid and can he change his mind. The only reason I would say it's not a foregone conclusion is because Texas doesn't get to go last and get the last shot."
"He pretty much said I'm coming (to Texas). His dad normally goes on all the trips with him, but his dad was sick that week and didn't go. His mother went with him. His dad wasn't necessarily against what he did, he just wanted him to keep his word."
"I think he likes coach (Bo) Davis that much and relates to him. In talking to him, hearing what coach Davis sees in him, talking to him about getting in the rotation right away, they're both weight lifters, Davis has a pretty impressive track record with his players," Herbst said.
"He was our best player. You normally don't say that about a lineman, you say it about a running back or quarterback. But he was the best player on the team," Herbst said. "He led by example. He's academic all state, a good kid and works his butt off. He's rubbed off on other kids, they've seen the success he's had and his work ethic."
"His family told both of those schools (Baylor and TCU) he would take official visits," Waco head coach Marty Herbst said.
"That's why his dad was upset at him back when he pretty much verbally committed to Texas. He told him he needed to stick with his word and take the other visits."
"Could he change his mind? I guess anything is possible. A couple Texas coaches were in last week. He seems to really, really like those guys, Bo Davis and Darrell Wyatt. They came to see him, and there seemed like there was a pretty good chemistry there with the three of them, sitting there watching them talk.
"I can't say it's a formality that he's going to TCU and Baylor for visits. He's an 18-year-old kid and can he change his mind. The only reason I would say it's not a foregone conclusion is because Texas doesn't get to go last and get the last shot."
"He pretty much said I'm coming (to Texas). His dad normally goes on all the trips with him, but his dad was sick that week and didn't go. His mother went with him. His dad wasn't necessarily against what he did, he just wanted him to keep his word."
"I think he likes coach (Bo) Davis that much and relates to him. In talking to him, hearing what coach Davis sees in him, talking to him about getting in the rotation right away, they're both weight lifters, Davis has a pretty impressive track record with his players," Herbst said.
"He was our best player. You normally don't say that about a lineman, you say it about a running back or quarterback. But he was the best player on the team," Herbst said. "He led by example. He's academic all state, a good kid and works his butt off. He's rubbed off on other kids, they've seen the success he's had and his work ethic."
