BillySee58

All 5 crystal ball predictions on 247 now have him going to SMU

In 2021 they will for the current seniors coming back. The question is beyond that.

There was a running backs article on Mean green 247 a month or two ago. Sounds like we are no longer recruiting him

They couldn’t do that unless the NCAA also raised the scholarship limit of 25 per class. I would say this issue could really help G5 programs because their seniors would be much more likely to come back for another year than P5 seniors who would rather enter the draft. But yeah, having to not renew scholarships would not be ideal. Especially if it’s a situation where you renew some but not others. Bringing Jacob Brammer and Manase Mose back for 6th seasons but not bringing back Chris Thornton, for example, would not look great. But it also could be more common if that is something everyone is facing.

The NCAA allowing players who play in the fall to essentially have a free season looks like it may complicate things down the line from a scholarship standpoint. Next year, players who are currently seniors who elect to come back for another senior season next year will reportedly be exempt from the scholarship team limit of 85. Currently, by my unofficial breakdown of the roster, we have 77 players on scholarship, with 12 being seniors. If everyone who is not a senior chose to stay for next season, that would give us 20 spots this class, and potentially up to as many as 24 to account for players leaving the team (1 spot already gone to Ikaika Ragsdale). Where this really gets tricky is not with players coming back for another senior season, but juniors and below getting extra seasons. Let’s say between the current juniors and below on the team plus the 2021 signees bring us to 85 scholarships not including seniors coming back. Then what would we do for the 2022 class? 85 guys who technically will still have eligibility for the 2022 season, how do you sign another class on top of that and still stay under the 85 scholarship limit? Does the NCAA raise the scholarship limit beyond next season? As a head coach, do you start being more aggressive in not renewing scholarships for guys who don’t see the field much? Do you make a rule where you give guys 5 years counting this season, and if they’re still eligible (i.e. guys who have redshirted) you ask them to play elsewhere if they want to continue playing college football? A lot of questions and hard to imagine how it will all shake out. And the coaches are having to ask themselves these questions right now as they figure out how many players to sign this class.

https://247sports.com/Player/Trevon-West-46049156/high-school-207233/ This is his brother, true freshman receiver at OU. Had 4 catches for 59 yards last week in his college debut. Buttt if he ever wanted to come back home...

Commits!

Yup! Big time

Didn’t Gaddie end up starting even though he was listed behind Rucker last week?

Really hoping we land him because we have seen a lot of our guard targets commit elsewhere this summer like Kaleb Stewart and RJ Keene.

I think we would be if not for COVID. Those guys you mentioned are only 4 backs, which is pretty thin for number of scholarship backs. With Torrey, Smith, and Johnson being seniors and Siggers being a junior, we would need more than just those 4 you mentioned. But with COVID everyone gets an extra year so less of an immediate need for bolstering the depth there.

Not CUSA but Texas Tech is leading HBU 21-10 after stopping HBU on a 4th and goal from the 1. Zappe has 242 passing yards at halftime. He was sacked on the last drive by Eli Howard, the last remaining FBS player from a Dan Mccarney roster.

Has to help our chances that we will be playing our 3rd game while they will be playing their 1st when we meet. Edit: They will play Baylor instead, so we will be their 2nd opponent.

How is that ridiculous? This is a separate topic and doesn’t belong in a recruit’s thread. Definitely don’t understand how you think this is petty. The conversations are there in their entirety and can be continued without cluttering a recruit’s thread. You want to discuss Varkeyes Gumms, you do it in his thread. You want to discuss why you think it is important for fans to tweet at recruits, you do it here. Different threads for different discussions. Not complicated.

What is petty here?

Again, these are going to get hidden if they keep flooding this thread. Clearly this topic is very near and dear to you and others. I suggest starting another thread to discuss your favorite topic to your heart’s content.

You missed out on the conversation yesterday. We aren’t flooding this thread with this again. All I’ll say is I never said it couldn’t be beneficial. Also severely underestimated how defensive people would get about this. Was just a passing comment. Been a pretty standard message relayed on the board for years, and I really don’t care that much, as long as people aren’t tweeting negatively (which has happened plenty in the past). Certainly don’t care as much as some people seem to care about being able to tweet directly at high school kids.

Not that there was really any doubt, but between his comments and this tweet, we can safely say he is coming in as a tight end and not a defensive end

Ask Seth for that raise. Gif game on point

Big pull. 8th highest rated commit all time according to 247 composite

Ouch, low blow. Give them some credit and chalk it up to the kid being hard to gauge, because he seemingly has been so far

Dang, Houston insider predicting UNT and UNT insider predicting Houston. How the turn tables.

If anyone has anything to add to the great “Should you tweet at high school recruits” debate of 2020, get them in now. Because this is all getting hidden once he commits.

Yeah, it really isn’t a big deal because the NCAA has never really chosen to enforce it. I didn’t even make a big deal about it, nor do I care very much about this topic, especially if the tweets aren’t negative (which I have seen from members of our fan base over the years). We’ve been casually throwing this caution out to people on the recruiting forum for years, usually met with understanding. Never had someone so staunchly adamant about being able to continue tweeting at high school kids.

Just asking a question here, but does Argyle PD arresting him indicate that they were able to find more through their investigation?