'19 NC DL Wisdom Asaboro

#77
#77
Sleegro said:
And who would you turn away? Everyone we're in on right now is pretty good.
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Probably Harris. Since we have some depth on the back field. I just think we need one more massive dude with upside on the DL. We have struggled there since Dooley. And I am tired of not having enough big studs that can push the OL back. All that is JMO so erbody dont get on DN.
 
#85
#85
bignewt said:
well he is a transfer so he really isn't in a class. He can be on non-athletic scholarship too I believe.
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No he can’t be on non-athletic because he OVd. Solomon can because he did not OV. Transfers must count as an initial counter against the recruiting class. Newer NCAA rule.
 
#89
#89
smokeyz1 said:
This would be my question. He was only a 2 or 3 hour drive from Knoxville. Why would the coaches bring him in on an OV vs a UV knowing it would require he count in 2019. Doesn't make sense.
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I don’t know but they did. Maybe just part of recruiting him - rolling out the red carpet.
 
#90
#90
We're recruiting him at RB.

I kid.

He is very raw like all the clips mentioned. He would need 2 or 3 years in a program to become an everydown player. He lacks quickness and agility but has some good downhill speed. Obviously, he has a great frame to pack on mass. I'm thinking OT or TE (especially if he is as athletic as they say).
 
#92
#92
bignewt said:
Still don't think that's right. Having a transfer count against a class he can't even play in sounds wrong.
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Vq said it will depend on whether coaches did an in-house visit and official whether recruits count toward this class or blue shirt to next and enroll in august
 
#94
#94
smokeyz1 said:
This would be my question. He was only a 2 or 3 hour drive from Knoxville. Why would the coaches bring him in on an OV vs a UV knowing it would require he count in 2019. Doesn't make sense.
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lol he counts regardless. HE'S ON SCHOLARSHIP.
 
#97
#97
dcm3w said:
We're recruiting him at RB.

I kid.

He is very raw like all the clips mentioned. He would need 2 or 3 years in a program to become an everydown player. He lacks quickness and agility but has some good downhill speed. Obviously, he has a great frame to pack on mass. I'm thinking OT or TE (especially if he is as athletic as they say).
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Lacks quickness and agility, but is super athletic and can play TE. Makes sense.
 
#99
#99
I just don’t see how a project is a take for a weak roster like this with the few spots that are left. Could have seen him as part of next years class with another year and more film/camps. Head scratcher as to why he reclassified.
 
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