BillySee58

Graduated high school in 2013 makes sense. Which is why this article says he was a 2 to play 2 coming into this season, just like a redshirt junior 2013 signee who has been here since high school like Turner Smiley. http://www.scout.com/junior-college-football/story/1644762-juco-dl-adds-syracuse-offer Which means 2017 is the last season he will be eligible to play college football. Sounded like Littrell has moved on, and I really doubt he'd use a spot on Hoston even if he could get eligible at this point.

We haven't landed a high school recruit from DeSoto with another FBS offer since Zach Orr 7 recruiting cycles ago in 2010. That streak needs to snap.

Exactly. And let's not act like Wilson won with all his awesome recruits. Those were predominately Coker recruits.

And recently The Rock, when friend and former teammate Kevin Patrick was in town.

The catch to obtaining what we refer to as a medical redshirt is that you have to miss two seasons because of injury (or at least within the first 30% of the games that team plays that season). If an injury incapacitates you, it doesn't matter that it was the season before. But again, the catch is that there has to be two seasons where the player misses at least 70% of the games in order to obtain that 6th season. If a player has already taken a "healthy" redshirt then he can't take an additional medical redshirt just for missing one. And Isadore already took a "healthy" redshirt to my knowledge back in 2014 at Angelo State.

Maybe Brett can answer this, but when was the last time an opposing team's writer has picked UNT to be the team they cover in these? At least for FBS teams. I'm pretty sure there hasn't been one this entire season, or last season for that matter. And, if I remember correctly, 2014 was much of the same. Maybe SMU back in 2014. Can't remember how long Brett has been doing these.

They switched to ESPN last year.

The Ticket broadcasts SMU games

2-stars: Derek Akunne https://rivals.com/content/prospects/28192 Cyril Lemon https://rivals.com/content/prospects/52411 Jeff Wilson https://rivals.com/content/prospects/59225 Brandon Garner https://rivals.com/content/prospects/71280 3-stars: Cooper Jones https://rivals.com/content/prospects/49863 Rod Lancaster https://rivals.com/content/prospects/134876 Nick Schrapps https://rivals.com/content/prospects/106740 Mark Lewis http://insider.espn.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/115403/mark-lewis Devante Davis http://insider.espn.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/142913/devante-davis Rodney Bendy http://insider.espn.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/198985/rodney-bendy Which of these recruits ended up being the most productive for us? The answer is the players who had good offer lists.

You were going okay until you made it sound like 1-star ratings exist.

RV was let go as soon as the school year ended. That alone tells me it was in the works for a long time, and that it didn't matter who RV wanted because Smatresk knew he wasn't going to be the AD going forward anyways.

He's on pace for 1,241 by the end of the regular season, so yeah. Also on pace for almost 21 touchdowns by the end of the regular season. And his current average is deflated by that Florida game. I expect him to up his average going forward.

Mccarney gets a lot of flack, as he should, for his recruiting and inability to run a program, but I always felt like his 2014 class was the best work he did here maybe aside from the actual 2013 season. This class wasn't huge, as we apparently had 4 spots taken up by walkons being put on scholarship, but it produced the stars of this team. Our top tacklers yesterday and biggest playmakers on D (along with Jenkins) Brandon Garner and Kishawn McClain, leading receiver Tee Goree, star running back Jeff Wilson, Willy Ivery, and some other role players. And most of these guys had good offer lists. No reason we can't fill out our roster with prospects like that.

Yup. Also, people should be aware that we had another coach interview with us who has also taken his team to a 4-3 record, after being even worse than we were last year at 0-12. Scott Frost at UCF has them turned around just as impressively. All that to say, there's no reason we shouldn't be bringing in good coaches every time we have a job opening.

He was trying to show you that this has already been pinned to the top. But I will pin something with the staff contact info, or put it in another pinned thread.

Half the plays this kid has his hand around the guy he's blocking's back, and often just straight up tackles the defenders. Stuff that can be cleaned up, but will take a lot of good habit forming reps. He wants to finish, which is great to see.

Here's the article. He does seem to think he has 3 to play 3. http://www.scout.com/junior-college-football/story/1717096-juco-qb-prospect-makes-his-choice However, his Angelo State profile says he was on the 2014 roster. http://www.angelosports.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=2985 And this 2014 position-by-position preview says he was a freshman who played the previous year in high school. http://www.angelosports.com/news/2014/8/27/FB_0827144914.aspx Then this shows his stats from last year at Navarro http://njcaaregion14.com/sports/fball/2015-16/players/devlinisadoret689 And we know he played this season before getting hurt. Again, by my count he should be no different than 2014 high school signees who redshirted and never transferred. Only thing I can think of is he could get a waiver/medical redshirt if he can prove his redshirt in 2014 was directly a result of an injury, coupled with this season's season-ending injury before a certain number of games had occurred. Or if he left Angelo State before ever taking a class. When in doubt, always look at the high school graduation/college enrollment year.

Or, first let's ask @CoachMainordUNT , @coachfilaUNT , or @CoachHarrellUNT on Twitter what they think. Or email them about this dude at untfootball@unt.edu

He's class of 2014. Same class as Tee Goree, Brandon Garner, and all the other redshirt sophomores on our roster. They are 2 to play 2 after this season, so unless he has some hardship waiver claim, Isadore is no different than them.

Don't get why it wasn't mentioned that Garner leads the team in TFLs and is second in sacks, and his TFL lead should only grow now with more PT. Scott has played a lot, but he has never stood out to me. Garner needs to be out there as much as possible. Scott will still be used plenty, but Garner makes too many big plays to be on the bench.

Going to be tough to convince him to come here if he has other substantial offers, given that we will have a true sophomore starter returning. We could use a player like this for sure, though.

That wasn't a slight at the triple option. It was a joke because it's the polar opposite of the offense he actually runs.

They've got about four months until signing day to check out a kid sent to them