I feel good about last years DL class as well, we just need about 7-8 more in THIS class. Everytime we "pass" on one or ask them to wait while we hope to land a bigger target...puts us 1 step closer to coming up short again.
He definitely was until we knew he wouldn't qualify here. I think we still are in good shape for his teammate though. I have to wonder what these kids think when they have to go to ucf because of grades when sec offers were on table. Must be kicking themselves.
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I did mention Corey Smith earlier as well. We didn't pass on him. Maybe 2 years from now when he can get into school we will be able to use him on the DL.
Because he wont count against this years final total. We will just enroll him in juco. Pearson would take a miracle to qualify for an sec school but could play at a ucf. Smith couldn't play for either so will go to juco first.
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Because he wont count against this years final total. We will just enroll him in juco. Pearson would take a miracle to qualify for an sec school but could play at a ucf. Smith couldn't play for either so will go to juco first.
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Are the admission standards really that much different between Tennessee and UCF? I am asking as I honestly have no idea. Does UCF only require that you can read and write or is that also up for debate? It does seem odd that everyone is in the know that the kid can not qualify for Tennessee but can at UCF before his senior year has even started.
We got to get 2 of following: obrien, day, pipkins. Then we take borne and I'm pretty sure we'll get a juco
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Unless it's a true difference maker in JUCO, I don't think that Dooley wants to go that route if he can help it. Just as many issues getting kids to qualify for SEC schools from the JUCO ranks, as there is taking kids with major grade issues in high school.
I've been told dooley will get at least one juco dt and more than likely will every year.
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The obvious answer here is the staff likes Smith's ability enough to ride through the juco process with. Pearson, not so much.
He didn't have a committable offer. That's pretty simple to see.
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Unless he has a ton of attrition, which is something he obviously wants to avoid, JUCO will be picked less and less, unless it's a kid we sign and place. That extra math class can make or break a signing class, if you not careful.
Agreed. But I'm sure dooley will do his homework. When you are as thin as we were at dt then you must get a juco for at least next two years. Saban encountered same problem at bama and has done just that.
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