You're a 5* recruit...

#78
#78
I'll play:

USC (women)
Arizona State (women)
Florida State (women)
Ole Miss (women)
Oregon (women)

Commit to Arizona State.

Underrated post.

I'm going

Virgina Tech- Close to home, and they come out to Enter Sandman that is BA.
Oregon-Girls and all the nike gear you want and cool weather
Ole Miss-Girls and SEC without a team I can't stand.
Florida State- Girls and the War Chant is pretty cool.
And let's go IDK Georgia State, just because I think it is hilarious when recruits have all these top schools and then have one no name school. It is like that game you always played as a kid, which one doesn't fit.

Screw it all though I am Walking on at UT if they aren't offering!!!!! :rock2:
 
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#81
#81
LSU- Atmosphere, Coaching, Etc.
GT- Run Blocking Style, ATL, Good School
Virginia- Decently close to home, Coaching
Clemson- Good school, Flashy, Orange
Florida State- Tradition, Top of their conference

I'd choose-- Georgia Tech, as a Olinemen, smash mouth running football, and a great school with nightlife/ATL in general.
 
#82
#82
If I'm a lineman, a linebacker, or a QB who can manage games but not do much else? Bama.

If I'm a running back/WR I want Oregon

QB of any skill, give me Stanford

Defensive side of the ball not mentioned? I wanna play for Chavis.

If I just wanna get paid, Auburn.
 
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#83
#83
If I couldn't go to Tennessee I would probably go outside of the SEC because I wouldn't want to directly compete against them. My top 5 would be something like this..

1.) Stanford

2.) UCLA

3.) Oregon

4.) Michigan

5.) Florida State
 
#84
#84
LSU- Atmosphere, Coaching, Etc.
GT- Run Blocking Style, ATL, Good School
Virginia- Decently close to home, Coaching
Clemson- Good school, Flashy, Orange
Florida State- Tradition, Top of their conference

I'd choose-- Georgia Tech, as a Olinemen, smash mouth running football, and a great school with nightlife/ATL in general.

My brother-in-law who is from Charlottesville, and a huge UVA fan would argue with you on the good coaching front.
 
#86
#86
1. Washington

2. Texas

3. Notre Dame

4. Stanford

5. Oregon

Like others, I'd walk on at Tennessee and earn that scholarship.
 
#87
#87
Oregon St-love the atmosphere/area/get to play against Oregon in the Civil War
Washington-area
Wisconsin-good deer hunting/Camp Randall atmosphere
Arizona St-girls/uniforms
FSU-my 2nd favorite school since high school/uniforms/girls/tradition

commit..........Wisconsin....Im a big ugly and like to hit....and deer hunt
 
#88
#88
Florida state, I love the state of Florida, my high school was the warriors had similar theme, same color scheme, and chop I'd feel at home.

Clemson- another program that puts people into nfl, good tradition, and nice area.

Oregon- beautiful up there, cool uniforms, puts people in NFL. Winners.

Texas- despite the real UT battle, I've always been a small fan of Texas growing up but I've always been a vols fan.

Notre dame- great tradition, nfl factory, beautiful area.

Commit. FSU.
 
#89
#89
South Dakota State Polytechnical. The weather is beautiful, the landscapes are lush and vibrant, and the excessive nightlife would be exhilarating.
 
#91
#91
1. Alabama
2. Florida
3. USC
4. Notre Dame
5. Texas

Pick Notre Dame
 
#94
#94
1) Auburn---Need the money
2) Ole Miss---Same reason as above
3) Alabama---Just so I can go somewhere else and piss off their staff when I choose
4) Florida---See reason for #3
5) ETSU---Return to football
I choose ETSU!!!!
 
#95
#95
My brother-in-law who is from Charlottesville, and a huge UVA fan would argue with you on the good coaching front.

I probably havent seen as much as him, but everytime I've watched I like the way they play, and they seem to be able to recruit elite instate players(but can't build a class around them)
 
#96
#96
1. UCLA - it's LA & I can beat Kiffin
2. FSU- girls. Girls. Girls.
3. West Virginia- love their HC. Wide open O
4. Oregon- jerseys. girls. play calling
5. Duke- I like Coach cut



But on NSD I pull a Tennessee hat out from underneath the table and shock the recruiting world and say, "Butch Jones Gets IT"
 
#97
#97
If I were a quarterback: Duke (Cutcliffe)
If I were a defensive lineman: Appalachian State (Dale Jones)
Any other position: West Georgia (Daryl Dickey)
 
#98
#98
1)LSU- food, loudest stadium in America, John "Chief" Chavis, tradition oozing out the arse.

2)Michigan- not a huge fan, but I don't hate them either...kinda like LSU in that regard. Huge stadium, big time program, I LOVE cold weather football..possibly snow, get the chance to beat OSU 4 years.

3)Stanford- ejumucation, Palo Alto (sp), pro style football, chance to smash Oregon and USC each year.

4) Georgia Tech- close to home (Tennessee), ejumucation, Atlanta, beat UGA 4 straight years. But really, I've always kinda liked Tech. You always here about tradition, I think Tech's got a pretty intriguing history. Plus, they might not have the best stadium...but the Atlanta skyscrapers you can see from the stadium gives it on of the better backdrops in NCAA football.

5) West Virginia- family ties to school, my step brother lives in Pittsburgh and my fathers family in East Cleveland Ohio, both within driving distance...so I'd be close to family. Them thar snow bunnies lov'em some black athletes up thar. And that's fact. There's no denying WVU is a second tier school. But I think for what they've got to work with resource wise, they might get more out of it than almost any school in the country. ESPN likes to hype Vagina Tech, but it's WVU that does the damn thing when they get on a big stage. Ask Oklahoma, UGA, and Clemson. Also, cold football...possibly snow.


Top 3: Stanford, WVU, LSU in order

Stanford being the choice. The education, the area. One of the best coaching staffs in the nation hands down. They coach up 3*s into first round draft picks. Imagine what they would do with a 5* player. I'm guessing they would develop him into a top 10 pick with a Stanford degree...possibly win a NC. And think of the names, the Stanford grads. You'd be in that group.
 
#99
#99
I probably havent seen as much as him, but everytime I've watched I like the way they play, and they seem to be able to recruit elite instate players(but can't build a class around them)

I actually talked to him today about them landing two top 10 guys, and his remarks were, and about it being uncharted waters for them his response was " Same as Groh, bring in top talent and can't coach them up." Apparently they had two top 10 signees under Groh in 2003 (who knew) I knew about Brooks, but just thought everybody else were overachievers (Miller, Schaub etc). He was upset with the Simms situation and how it all played out too.
 
Miami, Texas, USC, Hawaii, Stanford

3 hats on the table would be Miami, Texas, UCS

I would put the Texas hat on...
 

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