orangeluvr
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Actually on paper Dooley's worst class was #17. He also had a #9 and #13. At least 8-9 starters from team 119 were Dooley recruits and it would have been more if not for injuries to Marcus Jackson, Maggitt, Croom and Pig getting kicked off the team. Dooley sucked but it's not like he never signed a good player.
Actually on paper Dooley's worst class was #17. He also had a #9 and #13. At least 8-9 starters from team 119 were Dooley recruits and it would have been more if not for injuries to Marcus Jackson, Maggitt, Croom and Pig getting kicked off the team. Dooley sucked but it's not like he never signed a good player.
Yep, we're still signing kids. Going to end up somewhere in the upper teens low 20's, like Dooley classes. But that doesn't matter I guess
Like Dooley classes? Please explain! Numbers are down because of the last 2-3 classes being so large. Low numbers? Fill needs....
When you can sign 25-32 kids in a class you can take some chances on some kids you normally wouldn't.
When you can only sign 18-20, better get it right!
You mean the sky isn't falling? You mean UT will actually have some kids on campus from this class? All I've read and heard for 2 weeks is how badly Jones and Co are doing on the recruiting trail and that his class is crap and falling apart.....
Perhaps someone more knowledgeable about ins and outs of recruiting can explain the absence of recruits from North Carolina? I would think that being the dominant state school located on the extreme contiguous side of NC would make us in the running for cherry picking some of the better recruits from NC though I've read that UNC has ramped up their recruiting chops and, of course, Duke make big strides as well.
Why don't we come away with those NC recruits?
We have 7 North Carolinians on the team: Emmanual Moseley, Stephen Griffin, Shy Tuttle, Kendal Vickers, Marquez North, Adrian Gamble, and Joe Keeler.
That's more from NC than from any other state not in the SEC footprint. It's our fourth-best source, after TN, GA, and FL. Almost twice as many from NC as we get from Virginia. Almost twice as many as from Ohio. It's more than we get from most SEC states, too: more than from nearby South Carolina, for instance.
And this is in spite of some intense competition for talent in the Tar Heel state. Not only UNC and Duke, but NC State, Wake Forest, East Carolina, Appalachian State, plus nearby Clemson, nearby UVa, nearby Va Tech. NC has plenty of talent coming out of high school, but a WHOLE lot of programs drawing on it.
We get a decent share, that's for sure.