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Mac and Company on the Trail
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http://247sports.com/Player/Elijah-Conliffe-84041I have absolutely no clue...ran across it earlier and haven't bothered to look him up.
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247 has him listed as a 305 pound DE? They're retarded. This kid would be a DT and a DT only.
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Looks like we're going all out on anyone who has a Bama offer or is Bama commit. Smh...great strategy
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He's a Rivals 4* DT from Virginia. He's 6'4" 305#. We want him.
https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/10106
https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/10106
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Interesting video with James Robinson. He says the UF shows more attention with out-of-state kids than with instate kids.
https://n.rivals.com/news/under-armour-james-robinson-interview
https://n.rivals.com/news/under-armour-james-robinson-interview
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@ZachAbolverdi: #Gators are now trending for 4-star WR James Robinson, who bumped his UCLA trip to officially visit #UF on Jan. 13.
http://sec.news/2hlKsDj
http://sec.news/2hlKsDj
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Bammer, LSU, Ugly, Ole Miss and Cowbell have plenty of 305 lb DEs. It's what you have to do to play Saban's 3 man front defense. You basically play a NT and two DTs but they call the DTs "ends" because it sounds sexier.
Trying to play 240-260 pounders in this scheme is why we get **** punted by every ranked team.
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We pay 2 million more per year for head coaching than Bammer pays Saban.
It pays to shop at Big Lots.
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It is a sound plan. Why do you have to be so critical.
Next year is our fourth year so it will work every time next year.
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I thought we shouldn't leave Florida to chase recruits. At least be consistent in your b1tching.
Looks like we're going all out on anyone who has a Bama offer or is Bama commit. Smh...great strategy
Considering that Bama has 25 commits already maybe it wouldn't hurt.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — The prospects participating in the Under Armour All-America game checked in on Tuesday. There was plenty of Florida Gators recruiting scoop to be had.ecruiting scoop.from the UA check in.
Lakeland (Fla.) four-star wide receiverJames Robinson confirmed a recent 247Sports’ report stating Florida has really turned up the heat in his recruitment of late. The Gators are pushing to keep the 6-foot-2, 190-pound target in state. Robinson himself is very open to the Gators despite the full-court press coming later in the cycle. Some close to Robinson are upset the push wasn’t there from the start, but it does not appear that will factor significantly into his final decision. The general feeling continues to be that Robinson will ink with the Gators on National Signing Day.
Florida continues to be in great shape for top-100 cornerback Christopher Henderson, a former Miami commit. With Alabama unable to flip Stanford Samuels or Shaun Wade, it’s worth keeping tabs on the Crimson Tide as Henderson is slated to take an official visit to Tuscaloosa on January 13. However, it sounds like the Gators have extended the lead so much for Henderson, there might not be enough time left in the cycle for anyone to catch up.
Alabama has long been considered the heavy favorite to land Madison (Ala.) James Clemens defensive lineman LaBryan Ray. However, the 6-foot-4, 255-pound prospect does not sound as if he is the stone-cold lock to the Crimson Tide as many believe. Sure, the smart money still remains on Alabama, but Florida getting the final visit before National Signing Day at least gives the Gators continued hope. The third team in this race is likely Tennessee, and they should continue to be considered a factor in this recruitment.
If you were looking for more clarity on the recruitment of Loganville (Ga.) Grayson offensive tackle Tony Gray, I’m not sure you got much. The 6-foot-5, 290-pound prospect openly admits playing games with the media to keep them guessing on his final destination. From what Gray would say on Tuesday, it sure sounds like Florida is in great shape to land his pledge. I would still caution against writing Gray’s name down in ink when filling out your mock classes due to the misdirection that has been constant from Gray the entire process
The family of Austin (Texas) Westlake linebacker Levi Jones has a long-standing relationship with Florida defensive coordinator Randy Shannon. That is a big reason the Gators will get an official visit from Jones on January 13. However, both Florida State and Texas A&M are also considered serious threats in this recruitment as well.
http://florida.247sports.com/Article/Recruiting-Scoop-from-UAAA-check-in-50062955
Lakeland (Fla.) four-star wide receiverJames Robinson confirmed a recent 247Sports’ report stating Florida has really turned up the heat in his recruitment of late. The Gators are pushing to keep the 6-foot-2, 190-pound target in state. Robinson himself is very open to the Gators despite the full-court press coming later in the cycle. Some close to Robinson are upset the push wasn’t there from the start, but it does not appear that will factor significantly into his final decision. The general feeling continues to be that Robinson will ink with the Gators on National Signing Day.
Florida continues to be in great shape for top-100 cornerback Christopher Henderson, a former Miami commit. With Alabama unable to flip Stanford Samuels or Shaun Wade, it’s worth keeping tabs on the Crimson Tide as Henderson is slated to take an official visit to Tuscaloosa on January 13. However, it sounds like the Gators have extended the lead so much for Henderson, there might not be enough time left in the cycle for anyone to catch up.
Alabama has long been considered the heavy favorite to land Madison (Ala.) James Clemens defensive lineman LaBryan Ray. However, the 6-foot-4, 255-pound prospect does not sound as if he is the stone-cold lock to the Crimson Tide as many believe. Sure, the smart money still remains on Alabama, but Florida getting the final visit before National Signing Day at least gives the Gators continued hope. The third team in this race is likely Tennessee, and they should continue to be considered a factor in this recruitment.
If you were looking for more clarity on the recruitment of Loganville (Ga.) Grayson offensive tackle Tony Gray, I’m not sure you got much. The 6-foot-5, 290-pound prospect openly admits playing games with the media to keep them guessing on his final destination. From what Gray would say on Tuesday, it sure sounds like Florida is in great shape to land his pledge. I would still caution against writing Gray’s name down in ink when filling out your mock classes due to the misdirection that has been constant from Gray the entire process
The family of Austin (Texas) Westlake linebacker Levi Jones has a long-standing relationship with Florida defensive coordinator Randy Shannon. That is a big reason the Gators will get an official visit from Jones on January 13. However, both Florida State and Texas A&M are also considered serious threats in this recruitment as well.
http://florida.247sports.com/Article/Recruiting-Scoop-from-UAAA-check-in-50062955
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Can you summerize for us? I can't see the article.
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It's a VIP, anything good?
