Soph from Alabama that hope UNT looks at Tim Foster

[mockcode911]

http://www.southrecruit.com/running-up-hill-tim-foster-lb-pleasant-grove-hs-class-of-2015

Hope UNT looks at this guy. He has huge potential to play LB but I think he will move to DE or DT at D1. He will have many offers and UNT should be one.

[KRAM1]

http://www.southrecruit.com/running-up-hill-tim-foster-lb-pleasant-grove-hs-class-of-2015

Hope UNT looks at this guy. He has huge potential to play LB but I think he will move to DE or DT at D1. He will have many offers and UNT should be one.

Is he on UNT's radar screen?

[mockcode911]

Kram1...I have no idea but he should be. I watched this kids film and he has natural ability and quick feet. He reads the ball and is out in front of the call. He hits with purpose and pain, along with only being a soph. His size is open to growth and his maturity and vision for future hard work impressed me at 15 or 16. He appears to have a fantastic wing span. He talked about opening his hips and I believe he will have many offers.

Just my opinion

[UNTLifer]

Hate to say it, but if he progresses as you predict, he will be SEC bound.

[mockcode911]

Agree. Heard he has Florida State coming into the mix now, along with Bama.He has TxState on the radar so why not UNT?

I am a firm believer that student-athletes "bond" the greatest with their initial recruiters and contacts. The younger athletes have a chance to attend summer camps and build a relationship plus feel "at home" at a college program/campus. Athletes get on a high when offers roll in but when push comes to shove...they question everything as signing day gets closer.

Programs that have invested time over several seasons do hold more weight when decision time is here. Family plays a huge role in these decisions and parents want to feel comfortable, secure and connected to the program they ship the young man off too. These relationships come into play as they "guide" their son. Just my opinion.

[Dedicated41]

Thank all of you for talking so highly of me