MGB: Liberty QB Nick Starkel talks about UNT offer, plans

[KRAM1]

5 hours ago, Eagle-96 said:

Even if we don't get him, WE ARE IN THE HUNT. That is the important thing. High school players take notice of who signs where and that can start a snowball effect. Starkel is the number 15 pro style QB IN THE NATION. We are in the conversation for 3 and 4 star players(Starkel, Kincade, Stevenson, Morris) and actually signing some(English). Last year we were clamoring for low 2-star recruits that had offers from American Truck Driving School and Ogle School of Hair Design and were elated when we got them. Things seem to be different around here so far and that IS exciting.

Yep.  Seems to be a new day at UNT.  So exciting at this early stage, and It appears  to be more than just wishful  new guy excitement.  This staff looks like they mean business and are backing it up with action...not just words.  Pretty pumped so far.  Looks like a really solid hire...at least from the energy, and recruiting standpoints.  Here's hoping the "coach 'em up" abilities fall in right along these same lines.  

[GreenTexan13]

17 minutes ago, Got5onIt said:

I predict he'll be soaking up the rays in CA at UCLA. Don't blame him one bit, it's just the reality of the situation for a highly recruited Freshman when considering the current history of UNT football vs UCLA football. 

I think that that would be a good factor into his decision. I know It would be one of the coolest oppurtunities in the world to be 18 years old and go to school in South Cali. But the guy backed out of a commitment with OSU... So I think there is a very real possibility that something else is involved in the decision making process. I don't think the P5 atmosphere experience is going to shut out North Texas.

[Got5onIt]

1 minute ago, GreenTexan13 said:

I think that that would be a good factor into his decision. I know It would be one of the coolest oppurtunities in the world to be 18 years old and go to school in South Cali. But the guy backed out of a commitment with OSU... So I think there is a very real possibility that something else is involved in the decision making process. I don't think the P5 atmosphere experience is going to shut out North Texas.

 

Hmmm, Southern Cal vs Stoolwater?