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Good getUAEebs86 wrote:Creason just committed.
RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:Pretty sure it's referring to thiswyo-cat wrote:What's up w/ that?
To try on, yes.Merkin wrote:RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:Pretty sure it's referring to thiswyo-cat wrote:What's up w/ that?
Are they giving the recruits last year's jerseys?
Great Get! Very glad we've added another lineman.UAEebs86 wrote:Creason just committed.
On the day before fall practice begins for the Arizona Wildcats, a new face has joined the 2015 recruiting class. Harper Sherman, who was on campus on Friday, committed.
Sherman is a 6'4", 265 pound offensive tackle from New Westminster, British Columbia. Although he is unrated by Rivals, Sherman also had offers from Cal, Oregon State, Washington State, and San Diego State among others.
The offensive lineman was on campus this week along with several other recruits for the opening of fall camp. Here's more of the list of Tucson visitors this week according to Scout's Jason Scheer:
Supposedly the coaches absolutely love him. He has some good offers too from playing his ball north of the border.3goggles wrote:^^^^Is this a good get?
He's a mauler. I like him, so long as he doesn't try to line up at the 54-yard line ...3goggles wrote:^^^^Is this a good get?
Guess he really likes UCLA.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:
UAEebs86 wrote:Guess he really likes UCLA.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:
0.2% chance he ends up at asuthe real dill wrote:not really an Arizona target, but Christian Kirk names a top 6:
Interesting. He's a big guy 6'1 300. Maybe a back-up option.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:Just throwing this out... saw this last night.
Know some 2015 commits tweeted pics of receiving their Offer certificates. Last night a Bakersfield HS coach tweeted: I don't know if non-verbals received in mail or other. I don't think Scout or Rivals even lists this DL (EDIT: actually scout has profile but no info). Maxpreps does. Just seemed odd, but I'm not sure how process works
catinfl wrote:0.2% chance he ends up at asuthe real dill wrote:not really an Arizona target, but Christian Kirk names a top 6:
ARIZONA
Commits: 22 | ESPN 300 commits: 1
OT Keenan Walker (Scottsdale, Ariz./Chaparral); OG Cody Creason (Folsom, Calif./Folsom); RB Orlando Bradford (Shreveport, La./Calvary Baptist Academy); WR Cedric Peterson (Moreno Valley, Calif./Rancho Verde); OT Harper Sherman (New Westminster, BC, Can./New Westminster Secondary); CB Anthony Mariscal (Bakersfield, Calif./Liberty); CB Samuel Morrison (Washington, DC/Gonzaga College); ATH Antonio Parks (Reserve, La./East Saint John); ILB Kendrick Jackson (Haynesville, La./Haynesville); OG Alex Kosinski (Larkspur, Calif./Redwood); DE Kendal Franklin (New Orleans, Warren Easton); RB Darick Holmes Jr. (Newbury Park, Calif./Newbury Park); DT Finton Connolly (Gilbert, Ariz./Campo Verde); TE Ricky McCoy (Fresno, Calif./Bullard); TE Jamie Nunley (Murrieta, Calif./Vista Murrieta); ATH Brion Anduze (Silverdale, Wash./Central Kitsap); S Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles (Tucson, Ariz./Tucson); OG Nathan Eldrige (Anthem, Ariz./Boulder Creek); RB Dami Ayoola (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Arizona Western College); S Paul Magloire (Yuma, Ariz./Arizona Western College); RB Kendall Williams (North Little Rock, Ark./Butte College); Dane Cruikshank (Chino Hills, Calif./Citrus College)
ARIZONA STATE
Commits: 12 | ESPN 300 commits: 1
CALIFORNIA
Commits: 10 | ESPN 300 commits: 0
COLORADO
Commits: 8 | ESPN 300 commits: 1
OREGON
Commits: 12 | ESPN 300 commits: 4
OREGON STATE
Commits: 11 | ESPN 300 commits: 0
STANFORD
Commits: 9 | ESPN 300 commits: 3
UCLA
Commits: 14 | ESPN 300 commits: 5
USC
Commits: 15 | ESPN 300 commits: 7
UTAH
Commits: 9 | ESPN 300 commits: 0
WASHINGTON
Commits: 9 | ESPN 300 commits: 1
WASHINGTON STATE
Commits: 12 | ESPN 300 commits: 2
My guess is one of the other 3 schools on his list will convince him they really like him at QB and "will give him a shot", and then move him to WR ASAP a la Devin Fuller. Would love him here though.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:
The fact is coaches are allowed to award a scholarship to a walk-on player provided that the program is under the 85 total scholarship limit and has space leftover from the 25 initial scholarships in the last recruiting class OR is willing for the scholarship to count against the upcoming class of 25 initial scholarships.
Therefore, if a program used all 25 of its initial scholarships in the last recruiting class, the walk-on who is awarded a scholarship reduces the number of initial scholarships for the upcoming recruiting class by one. Most college programs would go from 25 initial scholarships in the class to 24.
Thus, coaches must weigh two options:
Do you reward a walk-on with a scholarship because he has earned it?
OR
Do you make the player continue to pay his own way so that your program can have its full allotment of initial scholarships for the upcoming signing class?
He's really warming up to the idea of going to Arizona, but I think Urban Meyer will get him. Urban will do whatever it takes to get an athlete like him to Ohio State and he'll most likely lie about him playing QB.Reydituto wrote:My guess is one of the other 3 schools on his list will convince him they really like him at QB and "will give him a shot", and then move him to WR ASAP a la Devin Fuller. Would love him here though.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:
End the class with Thomas, Tezino, and the best player you can get.catinfl wrote:Khaylan Thomas has named us the favorite. Love the kids game explosive in every sense of the word.
catinfl wrote:Really getting tiresome of waiting on Tezino hopefully he'll pull the trigger soon. Same with Khaylan Thomas. Still in the hunt for Gibson, Norman, McGinnnis, and Bo Wallace to name a few.
One of the most intriguing players in the Arizona Wildcats' 2015 football recruiting class is all-purpose back Darick Holmes Jr., who is off to a fast start at Newbury Park (Calif.) High School.
His offensive coordinator there just happens to be former UA quarterback Keith Smith, and the team's offensive line coach is ex-Arizona lineman Joe Smigiel.
"He's lightning in a bottle. I don't know how else to describe him," Smith said. "He's a complete football player, offensively and defensively. I have never seen a kid that size who absolutely dominates a football game. Never seen it. You can't tackle him. One guy never brings him down."
"In my opinion, he's a perfect slot receiver for what RichRod is doing at Arizona," Smith said. "You talk about being able to get guys in space ... he's tailor-made for RichRod's offense."
His brother, Darnay, only a sophomore, is an even bigger prospect. He's a receiver/cornerback and is a couple of inches taller than Darick. Arizona - and about 20 other schools - already have offered a scholarship to Darnay, rated the 28th-best sophomore in the country by 247Sports.
WANT WANT WANT.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:Looks like Scout 4 star, Rivals 3 star DT Raequan Williams set his officials:
Iowa 10/31/14
Oregon 11/21
Arizona 12/5
Mizzou 12/12
http://sports.yahoo.com/bwi/football/re ... ams-155120
So, Catinfl, up to giving us your percentages on getting these guys? Thanks in advance.catinfl wrote:WANT WANT WANT.RazorsEdgeAZ wrote:Looks like Scout 4 star, Rivals 3 star DT Raequan Williams set his officials:
Iowa 10/31/14
Oregon 11/21
Arizona 12/5
Mizzou 12/12
http://sports.yahoo.com/bwi/football/re ... ams-155120
Stanley Norman, Khaylan Thomas, Raequan Williams, and Kyhava Tezino to end the class please.
"Early in the week we say, 'When we win this game, I want to put something out," Dudek said. "They were loaded on my phone ready to go as soon as the clock hit double zeroes. It would have been quickly deleted if we didn't win, but every now and then we want to take advantage of the national stage."
Additionally, a win like that means more attention from recruits as well. Dudek said that several recruits they have on their board but weren't sure if the interest was mutual reached out with congratulatory messages on Friday, and the number of recruits looking to attend this weekend's game increased dramatically. Usually hovering somewhere between 60 and 80 recruits per game, Arizona is scheduled to host more than 125 prospects for its USC game.
"It certainly opened up the communication lines with certain guys, which is nice," Dudek said of the big win. "All of the sudden, they want to come to Tucson and check out a game, and getting them here on campus is always big for us."
Holy Shit that number is Crazy! Normally 60-80 recruits per game and 125 This game. Damn I didnt think we hosted that many recruits per game. #mindblown HAHAANGCatFan wrote:Good story and recognition for Dudek and the Digital Gurus.
"Early in the week we say, 'When we win this game, I want to put something out," Dudek said. "They were loaded on my phone ready to go as soon as the clock hit double zeroes. It would have been quickly deleted if we didn't win, but every now and then we want to take advantage of the national stage."
Additionally, a win like that means more attention from recruits as well. Dudek said that several recruits they have on their board but weren't sure if the interest was mutual reached out with congratulatory messages on Friday, and the number of recruits looking to attend this weekend's game increased dramatically. Usually hovering somewhere between 60 and 80 recruits per game, Arizona is scheduled to host more than 125 prospects for its USC game.
"It certainly opened up the communication lines with certain guys, which is nice," Dudek said of the big win. "All of the sudden, they want to come to Tucson and check out a game, and getting them here on campus is always big for us."
I think that is a typo or an exaggeration. Even the best football programs in the country don't have more than 20 or so prospects on the busiest recruiting days. An average of 6-8, with maybe 12 for this game makes much more sense, and still a lot of recruits for one game.Gladiator Cat wrote:In my wildest dreams I wouldn't have thought there would be more than 10 recruits at any given time at a game. 125 for USC......wow.
With that number its going to be hard to give any real individual attention. But for sure Dudek and the boys have been doing this for a while, so they know what their doing.
But still, a 125 recruits at one game.
I think it's possible if they are using the word "recruits" loosely.Scummy Dick Douglas wrote:I think that is a typo or an exaggeration. Even the best football programs in the country don't have more than 20 or so prospects on the busiest recruiting days. An average of 6-8, with maybe 12 for this game makes much more sense, and still a lot of recruits for one game.Gladiator Cat wrote:In my wildest dreams I wouldn't have thought there would be more than 10 recruits at any given time at a game. 125 for USC......wow.
With that number its going to be hard to give any real individual attention. But for sure Dudek and the boys have been doing this for a while, so they know what their doing.
But still, a 125 recruits at one game.
Exactly this. A friend on the team and had a friend who just played HS football, was getting recruited much lower, and he could not give him his tickets he had to go through the program. Im willing to bet on an average pac-12 week 10-15 are being recruited with a scholly while 50 ish are recruited as a walk on.UAEebs86 wrote:I think it's possible if they are using the word "recruits" loosely.Scummy Dick Douglas wrote:I think that is a typo or an exaggeration. Even the best football programs in the country don't have more than 20 or so prospects on the busiest recruiting days. An average of 6-8, with maybe 12 for this game makes much more sense, and still a lot of recruits for one game.Gladiator Cat wrote:In my wildest dreams I wouldn't have thought there would be more than 10 recruits at any given time at a game. 125 for USC......wow.
With that number its going to be hard to give any real individual attention. But for sure Dudek and the boys have been doing this for a while, so they know what their doing.
But still, a 125 recruits at one game.
Last year one of my son's teammates from Cienega got to go to the UCLA game because he was being scouted as a preferred walk-on. They gave him
two extra tickets as well so he took my son and another teammate.
I'm guessing It could be a lot of preferred walk-ons, regular walk-on candidates, and offered recruits.
Ole Miss had 400 vs Alabama according to Bruce Feldman, so 125 seems modest.Gladiator Cat wrote:In my wildest dreams I wouldn't have thought there would be more than 10 recruits at any given time at a game. 125 for USC......wow.
With that number its going to be hard to give any real individual attention. But for sure Dudek and the boys have been doing this for a while, so they know what their doing.
But still, a 125 recruits at one game.