LebanonVolunteer
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25 is the max, not a suggestion. Lots of schools don't just process enough spots to take the max every year.
There would be a lot of UT recent commits who chose to not take ANY visits other than UT after committing who might disagree with you. The day they were allowed to commit, they considered themselves a lock. It was then up to UT to follow through.
Maybe. Maybe not.
30RBs in 2015 were 4* or better. Quite a few more if you include APB's and ATH's who will play RB.
Look at say Kelly. VQ said he was #1 in UTs board after they got Kamara. He was rated in the 30's as an ATH and a 3*.
I could easily pick out a top 10 and landing 2 of those would be a win. Would I lose any sleep taking my #8 guy on the board as a 90-91 4* in March and passing on a guy in Sept who wants that spot and is a 93-94 4*? Not a bit.
Part of the problem is u r recruiting based strictly off ratings.....I don't think Butch does that and there is a big difference between who is number 2 on his list and who is number 8....going by last yrs class, u would have taken a player like D Scott and told a Jalen Hurd sorry we don't have room.
Oversigning is the best thing you can do. It boils down to the law of averages. The more players you take, the more likely one of them is elite.
3 qbs is a great thing! All are ranked top ten as either a dual threat or pocket passer by at least one website. So one of these three should end up being elite.
I actually don't pay much attention to rankings either. Just using them as an example of how easy it would be to get 2 capable RBs from a "big board".
Actually no. Hurd committed long before Scott did. I was against the idea of taking the 3rd RB last year which was Scott. I said at the time, I saw it as a wasted scholarship. As it turned out, pretty much the case.
I actually don't pay much attention to rankings either. Just using them as an example of how easy it would be to get 2 capable RBs from a "big board".
Actually no. Hurd committed long before Scott did. I was against the idea of taking the 3rd RB last year which was Scott. I said at the time, I saw it as a wasted scholarship. As it turned out, pretty much the case.
Oversigning is the best thing you can do. It boils down to the law of averages. The more players you take, the more likely one of them is elite.
3 qbs is a great thing! All are ranked top ten as either a dual threat or pocket passer by at least one website. So one of these three should end up being elite.
Maybe.
Maybe Kendall decommits.
Maybe then Butch tries to move JJ to S triggering his transfer.
Maybe when Dormady is named #2 it causes Jones to walk.
Maybe Butch needs to sign 5 QBs in 2016. LOL
Maybe.
Maybe Kendall decommits.
Maybe then Butch tries to move JJ to S triggering his transfer.
Maybe when Dormady is named #2 it causes Jones to walk.
Maybe Butch needs to sign 5 QBs in 2016. LOL
The odds are better for UT this way than putting all the eggs in 1 QB basket per year, only to have 35% to 40% of them fail to produce.
1. If they all transfer like you said, there's no reason for Kendall to decommit.
2. We wouldn't need to sign 5. We would need to sign 2 because Dobbs and Dormady would still be here.
1. If they all transfer like you said, there's no reason for Kendall to decommit.
2. We wouldn't need to sign 5. We would need to sign 2 because Dobbs and Dormandy would still be here.
I've never been of the opinion you only take 1QB per year. Just don't take 3. I had no issue with QD and JJ.
Sign 2QBs, next year take 1. Next year take 1 or 2 based on how the previous 3 play out. Never....take 3.
Jmo
No...only one. Dobbs will have a whole year of eligibility to burn and whoever emerges from the attrition trinity should be non threatening to Kendall...don't want him to run like a frightened foal. :gone: