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Lets Pray not! Great Athlete and Young Man

Edit your profileTravis Garrett III‏@2015_TG31 hr Coach Pat Poore excellent conversation. It rolled and hope to build great results. #GoldenGophersFootball #classof2015 Reply RetweetedRetweet Delete FavoritedFavorite More Embed Tweet

I watch twitter and saw Travis Garrett...an athlete written about in the DMN as an outstanding athlete post about talking to Coach Poore(from Minnesota Gophers). I just think he is an example of a kid we need to recruit hard because he is from the area and UNT can build a strong relationship with him. I don't think UNT has reached out to him but I could be wrong. We have a new stadium and new selling/recruiting tools to utilize....lets go build a dynasty. Put the pieces of the game into play early. Sorry about the post when I copied and pasted I didn't realize how it pasted on here. Hope this clears it up. Got to run but will talk later tonight. Crazy schedulae right now.

Time will tell but I think the coaches have some serious issues getting talent and reading the players. I also think that someone needs to look inside the organization and find a common link that is self destructive to this football program. Where there is smoke there is usually fire and I don't think that all the good guys that feed Mac his information are good. I smell a rat that controls behind the spotlight... Glad I had some time to check back in as I always find the fellow members of my alumni very intelligent and interesting!!

Happens every year. Twists and turns at the final stretch. There is motivation for dishonesty and manipulation at every level of the signing game. I can remember when the only dirty game was played in the rain on a grass field.

just a slip up or did they get so overconfident that didn't think they could be touched.

Good looking player is an understatement. Jordan controls the field and ball with ease. He doesn't change or hesitate in the red zone and uses multiple receivers. Has the height needed at this level of play. Great find Harry

indifferent as long as if we meet 'em we beat 'em.

Heard this also.

Lifer...old school recruiter/scout. Virginia, Texas, LA and OK history. I am UNT alumni and kick back and relax on here when time permits. Pilot point kid sparked an interest. You only truly remember a select amount and he was an x factor ball player that hasn't broken out.He got some bad life/death in his family...it happens. About flipped when I heard he was walking on here...my mean green. This kid has a factor to raise the bar even if he just makes the scout team originally. Watch him closely because these coaches got a steal. He blows up in competition. Wicked pass rusher and a missle for the ball carrier....relentless

Emmitt01...so ture. There is a very thin line between love and hate. It is when someone becomes indifferent that you know you lost them.

I may not be wiser but early races are used in the game with verbals. It is not where you start but where you finish on signing day. To throw my opinion in....I believe that the coaches feel like if they can land some known recruits and bring them in then they will hold more weight when they go after any of these top 100 in the area.

I would tend to agree with you that ESPN does the best job overall but disagree about 24/7 being any different than Rivals...except they were new and spent more time evaluating and verifying facts...to some extent they hand selected the bigger names and helped them join their program. Technology is good for accessing film and I mean full game film. Looking at the calibur of player at the end of the game with the same critique is important, in my opinion. Another important thing that Highlight film does not show a recruiter is the ability for players to get the job done in the red zone. In my opinion, their are talented QB as example that can't mentally finish the job when it counts. When recruiters/scouts are at games they are able to read the whole picture and must depend on a sixth sense and ability to read a player. I am old school though and you would be surprised at the amount of recruits that DO NOT have an honest evaluation by D1 programs. Technology is fast and spreads like wild fire and noone wants to miss their opportunity to get a verbal....all I am saying is at what expense? I look around, and that includes UNT and overrated players and personal favors or personal agendas that are present. Look at the players that came with lots of HYPE and inaccurate stats and ask yourself...how did they get here? Just because an athlete is a son of a coach or given stats on rivals or scout or 24/7 for that matter does NOT make him a true ball player that gets the job done. I have seen coaches sell out other quality players to get their kids into programs. Believe me it happens.

I like this guy better for OL than DL. Would like to see quicker footwork and lower body control, Also noticed doesn't finish plays...may be a conditioning issue.

Henderson State has some gung ho recruiters and sells their program well. It is funny how relationships can sway an athlete. Think qualifying issues shouldn't come into play this late in the game but sliding scale can change everything on official certification. Wish him well.