Recruiting NSD 2020 Thread: Zach Evans goes to TCU
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I’m pretty sure there’s a yo momma joke hidden in there somewhere.
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What this mean?
lizardbreath
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That's true.
And "man" enough to admit it.
lizardbreath
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Rank incompetence on the part of the primary recruiter mixed with a big fat helping of dumbass on the part of the recruit? Just my wild-ass guess you understand. The great coaching staff Williams has such a wonderful rapport with won't even be there after they fall on their faces again next season - what a maroon.
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what a cluster.
pull the plug dan. That old horse has got to be put down. Holy ****.
and to round out the day in fine style, rivals now ranks UT ahead of us despite them not having more recruits, fewer five stars and a lower average rating. Wow.
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It was a dark and stormy night. Inside Florida's meeting room, a hushed silence existed. Safeties coach Ron English, who had recruited Williams hard for months, asked incredulously, "Did he just say Miami?" English then promptly got up from his seat near the end of the table, and became the first person to leave the room. Off in the distance, a dog barked.
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Was he on Ed Reed’s team for the UA game? Maybe “You could be the next Ed Reed...” got in his ear.
(Not at 170lbs he won’t but we’ll see.)
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Although he is not a coach, perhaps it was the chance to spend time with one of the greatest free safetys to ever play the game of football? Maybe it is just a guess. Sure could have come to UF and played immediately over any safety on the roster, but possibly be coached "down" to a level where you look like complete garbage on the field. I am not in support of the decision but perhaps the kid had a thought process. Would you want to play for a position coach that you know sux ballz? I would not.
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Seems like Safety is kinda a weird position to recruit. You gotta figure any top tier athlete in HS that is big and fast enough to play safety in college is probably playing linebacker or even receiver in HS. I'm trying to put myself in the shoes of a young badass and thinking that safety might be one of the last positions I'd want to play if I were better than the other players on the field. Maybe not.
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While winning at the very highest level each year is not going to happen, WANTING to win at that level each and every year should be the ultimate goal. But it is clear that the attitude around the football program has become to EXPECT and ACCEPT mediocrity. It starts at the top. And just goes down from there, to facilities being kept at a mediocre level, why would you want to upgrade a coaching position or four? Mediocrity has become the standard.
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So that's reason dude didn't sign any safeties in his first two years also?
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Didn’t he commit to Zook in HS but had to go JuCo, then recommitted to Meyer?
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Rivals only showing 23 commits, who they missing?
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It shows 25, but it includes the two crayon eaters, no offense Marines, who won't qualify.
