Texas Players Are Committing !

[MeanGreen61]

Post on the smoo board by Stallion indicates that Rivals has 110 Texas players already making committments for the '08 class! That's about a third of the total number that signs LOI's each year. He did add that smoo has none of the 110.

Thread title is "Bennett is looking for that 1 in a 100 type player"

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"according to Rivals, 110 high school players in Texas have already committed in the Class of 2008. Bennett's still looking for his first."

Edited June 21, 2007 by MeanGreen61

[Charlie NT 73]

Does this mean we can visit the phonies board and give back some

of their high and mighty we are better than you crap?

[MeanGreen61]

Does this mean we can visit the phonies board and give back some

of their high and mighty we are better than you crap?

Let um stew in their own juices.

[Green Lantern]

Does this mean we can visit the phonies board and give back some

of their high and mighty we are better than you crap?

I prefer scoreboarding em' on the field.

[NTPhiKap99]

I prefer scoreboarding em' on the field.

Agreed lets deal with it on the field. Thats what makes us better than them in the first place. They talked last year we played lets not make the same mistake they did.

[ShopMeanGreen]

I heard USC had a comitment from a 14 year old and he is not the first 14 year old to do so.

[greenminer]

I heard USC had a comitment from a 14 year old and he is not the first 14 year old to do so.

http://msn.foxsports.com/cbk/story/6938958...P&GT1=10136

For the second straight year, USC basketball coach Tim Floyd has received a verbal commitment from an eighth-grader.

Ryan Boatwright, a speedy 5-foot-10, 145-pound rising freshman point guard from Illinois who has yet to make a decision on where he's headed for high school (he's choosing between East Aurora High and West Aurora High), accepted Floyd's scholarship offer while at USC's camp this past weekend.

"They were the first one to show interest in Ryan," said Boatwright's father, Mike. "A lot of people have said Ryan isn't that good, but he went to USC's camp and played well."

Boatwright played well enough that Floyd put forth a scholarship offer on the final day of camp. DePaul, Indiana and a few smaller schools had expressed interest, but USC was the first to step up with an offer