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He may be a beast. But he's a dumb beast if he went to usc solely for KK. I'm gonna go ahead and guess the kid from so cal that transfers two days into class transfers again at some point in his college career.

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Hey man, don't be such a homer. Just because the kid is going to t.u. doesn't make him "dumb". He's a good kid, from a good family that played at one of the best HS football programs in the country. He's not a twitter ***** like some head case HS athletes. Maxpreps national football player of the year.

He was leaning towards t.u. until Kliff came in as OC at USC. I was at the CA state championship game and Kliff was sitting right next to his dad in full on schmooze mode before the game.

Put yourself in his shoes. Your 50/50 with USC and Texas. Kliffy comes in and blows smoke up your ass then leaves 2 days after the semester starts. So, your college career starts off based on dishonesty, because, at the same time KK is selling you on his great system he is simultaneously negotiating for an NFL deal.

He signed early to enroll early. SC did the right thing and let him out of his LOI. The NCAA should do the same thing. Especially if they are going to give Fields(UGA) a pass.

yea, it sucks that the sips got a good one. But, don't trash the kid, who you don't even know, just because your an aggie homer. SMH

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

In fairness, 247 has probably never seen a situation like this before. The decision probably more accurately reflects the class the sips brought in. I do wonder what issues the kid has.

Everyone knows:
-Helton is on very thin ice
-The new HC will probably clean house

Someone with half a brain realizes:
-Had Kliff transformed SC's offense, he would have been gone in a year or 2
-Kliff was not likely to be there for all of Bru's 3-4 years

The kid sounds like a turd. He has a turd name and this is a turd decision to make.

I'm not even worked up, this doesn't pass the sniff test with anyone. It makes a qualitative service look borderline arbitrary this go around.

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

[Wishing harm on a player is an automatic ban. -Staff]

Poor form, man.

Me thinking this is Swamp Kitty trolling us. Swamp Kitty would love for us to play the sips again.

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Everyone knows coaches can leave. If you're that worried don't sign early.

Completely immature and classless.

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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You shake your head a lot.

Im still trying to figure out why were supposed to be upset that sips bread recruits are magically 4 and 5 star players now.
What do you think is gunna happen a year or so from now when they realize they were sold fools gold?

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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West coast kids in modern college football rarely turn out to be any good. He also seems to lack great decision making abilities. He'll be a bust for sure

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lmao wtf are you talking about? There are a ton of West Coast people lighting it up in college football.

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NCAA will then force him to sit until 2020 and lose a year of eligibility unless granted a hardship waiver, which is never granted for coaching changes.

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Do you even sip bro? He plays next year, guaranteed.

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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Well, if I had determined I'd made a mistake, I'd try to fix it right away and not waste 4 years suffering, especially when the coaching staff who had worked so hard to gain my trust just F'n lied to you for the past month.

NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

Meanwhile you zoo posters can hide behind your screen names disparaging athletes you don't know just because they are going to a school that is not even in your conference anymore. Maybe you think it's funny.

This is not directed at rgag12, But, the other posters in this thread who trash this kid they don't even know. When you scratch your head on why A&M is not getting looked at by kids in other areas of the country think back on posts like this where you "hope he blows out a knee on his first play in Austin" Elias Ricks and Bru are teammates.

These kids read this stuff, just saying

and to the poster who says west coast kids don't amount to much in college? How'd that last game against former St. John Bosco QB Josh Rosen and UCLA work out for ya? hmmm? You should thank those west coast kids or you might still be suffering under the last years of Sumlin's contract.

sips are recruiting out west. Clemson is recruiting out west. Bama is, Miss St, Ole Miss, LSU, OU, Florida uSC, FSU, Miami, Iowa St, Boston College, ND. crickets from A&M recruiting and that's depressing to an Aggie fan like me. Hopefully, Jimbo turns that around, cuz, there are some ballers out west and MD is a program that has the athletes.

and for those who think west coast kids are not as good as Texas HS kids just ask this 4 star Texas kid.

"Bryson Washington is from Houston, Texas, however, he moved to Southern California in the spring to finish his high school career at Mater Dei high school in Santa Ana. This past fall, he played at Houston C.E. King, earning all-state honors as a sophomore."

He didn't even make it to the start of the semester and moved back to Texas. He wasn't going to start at MD and according to some he had trouble learning the MD defensive schema.

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NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

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This is wrong. You may know the kid and I'm sure he's a nice kid, but, kids have been recruited by position coaches before only to see those coaches leave after they sign. He's not the first one its happened to and he won't be the last. He's not so special that he can rewrite how college recruiting has works.

What is his hardship reasoning for the waiver?

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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Well, if I had determined I'd made a mistake, I'd try to fix it right away and not waste 4 years suffering, especially when the coaching staff who had worked so hard to gain my trust just F'n lied to you for the past month.

NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

Meanwhile you zoo posters can hide behind your screen names disparaging athletes you don't know just because they are going to a school that is not even in your conference anymore. Maybe you think it's funny.

This is not directed at rgag12, But, the other posters in this thread who trash this kid they don't even know. When you scratch your head on why A&M is not getting looked at by kids in other areas of the country think back on posts like this where you "hope he blows out a knee on his first play in Austin" Elias Ricks and Bru are teammates.

These kids read this stuff, just saying

and to the poster who says west coast kids don't amount to much in college? How'd that last game against former St. John Bosco QB Josh Rosen and UCLA work out for ya? hmmm? You should thank those west coast kids or you might still be suffering under the last years of Sumlin's contract.

sips are recruiting out west. Clemson is recruiting out west. Bama is, Miss St, Ole Miss, LSU, OU, Florida uSC, FSU, Miami, Iowa St, Boston College, ND. crickets from A&M recruiting and that's depressing to an Aggie fan like me. Hopefully, Jimbo turns that around, cuz, there are some ballers out west and MD is a program that has the athletes.

and for those who think west coast kids are not as good as Texas HS kids just ask this 4 star Texas kid.

"Bryson Washington is from Houston, Texas, however, he moved to Southern California in the spring to finish his high school career at Mater Dei high school in Santa Ana. This past fall, he played at Houston C.E. King, earning all-state honors as a sophomore."

He didn't even make it to the start of the semester and moved back to Texas. He wasn't going to start at MD and according to some he had trouble learning the MD defensive schema.

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First of all, you moron, A&M is recruiting out west. Even though per capita it's a ****ty area because the talent isn't that good. Jeremiah Martin signed last year. Fisher was in Washington this week. You sound like a clueless dumbass on many fronts, but this weird defensive attitude is ****ing ridiculous. Playing goalie for a 17 year old kid who's clearly a flake that you don't even know. Weird as ****.

We spend a lot more time recruiting in the southeast because the talent is much better there. Strange as **** how big of a cheerleader you are for some California high school private school. Who gives a ****.

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Tough. He's a transfer and should be treated as a transfer. Letting him play in 2019 sets the precedent that anyone can get out of an LOI.

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It would essentially make the new early NSD meaningless in only its second year of existence.

Of course t.u. is never favored in anything they do, especially when it comes to the media.

And after the February signing day, who does one think is going to have the number one recruiting class?

Hint: is will not be Alabama or Georgia.

PS: And oh yes, we MUST renew the series.

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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Well, if I had determined I'd made a mistake, I'd try to fix it right away and not waste 4 years suffering, especially when the coaching staff who had worked so hard to gain my trust just F'n lied to you for the past month.

NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

Meanwhile you zoo posters can hide behind your screen names disparaging athletes you don't know just because they are going to a school that is not even in your conference anymore. Maybe you think it's funny.

This is not directed at rgag12, But, the other posters in this thread who trash this kid they don't even know. When you scratch your head on why A&M is not getting looked at by kids in other areas of the country think back on posts like this where you "hope he blows out a knee on his first play in Austin" Elias Ricks and Bru are teammates.

These kids read this stuff, just saying

and to the poster who says west coast kids don't amount to much in college? How'd that last game against former St. John Bosco QB Josh Rosen and UCLA work out for ya? hmmm? You should thank those west coast kids or you might still be suffering under the last years of Sumlin's contract.

sips are recruiting out west. Clemson is recruiting out west. Bama is, Miss St, Ole Miss, LSU, OU, Florida uSC, FSU, Miami, Iowa St, Boston College, ND. crickets from A&M recruiting and that's depressing to an Aggie fan like me. Hopefully, Jimbo turns that around, cuz, there are some ballers out west and MD is a program that has the athletes.

and for those who think west coast kids are not as good as Texas HS kids just ask this 4 star Texas kid.

"Bryson Washington is from Houston, Texas, however, he moved to Southern California in the spring to finish his high school career at Mater Dei high school in Santa Ana. This past fall, he played at Houston C.E. King, earning all-state honors as a sophomore."

He didn't even make it to the start of the semester and moved back to Texas. He wasn't going to start at MD and according to some he had trouble learning the MD defensive schema.

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First of all, you moron, A&M is recruiting out west. Even though per capita it's a ****ty area because the talent isn't that good. Jeremiah Martin signed last year. Fisher was in Washington this week. You sound like a clueless dumbass on many fronts, but this weird defensive attitude is ****ing ridiculous. Playing goalie for a 17 year old kid who's clearly a flake that you don't even know. Weird as ****.

We spend a lot more time recruiting in the southeast because the talent is much better there. Strange as **** how big of a cheerleader you are for some California high school private school. Who gives a ****.

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Do you realize how stupid you sound? Apparently not.

Does the DNA of HS football players vary based on the area of the country they live in?

You could make an argument that the overall quality of football varies by location, but not the quality of individual players. Take Las Vegas for instance, the overall quality of HS football isn't that great, but there are a lot of quality college football players who come out of the LV area. Look it up.

sargeant carter said:

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Flexbone said:

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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Well, if I had determined I'd made a mistake, I'd try to fix it right away and not waste 4 years suffering, especially when the coaching staff who had worked so hard to gain my trust just F'n lied to you for the past month.

NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

Meanwhile you zoo posters can hide behind your screen names disparaging athletes you don't know just because they are going to a school that is not even in your conference anymore. Maybe you think it's funny.

This is not directed at rgag12, But, the other posters in this thread who trash this kid they don't even know. When you scratch your head on why A&M is not getting looked at by kids in other areas of the country think back on posts like this where you "hope he blows out a knee on his first play in Austin" Elias Ricks and Bru are teammates.

These kids read this stuff, just saying

and to the poster who says west coast kids don't amount to much in college? How'd that last game against former St. John Bosco QB Josh Rosen and UCLA work out for ya? hmmm? You should thank those west coast kids or you might still be suffering under the last years of Sumlin's contract.

sips are recruiting out west. Clemson is recruiting out west. Bama is, Miss St, Ole Miss, LSU, OU, Florida uSC, FSU, Miami, Iowa St, Boston College, ND. crickets from A&M recruiting and that's depressing to an Aggie fan like me. Hopefully, Jimbo turns that around, cuz, there are some ballers out west and MD is a program that has the athletes.

and for those who think west coast kids are not as good as Texas HS kids just ask this 4 star Texas kid.

"Bryson Washington is from Houston, Texas, however, he moved to Southern California in the spring to finish his high school career at Mater Dei high school in Santa Ana. This past fall, he played at Houston C.E. King, earning all-state honors as a sophomore."

He didn't even make it to the start of the semester and moved back to Texas. He wasn't going to start at MD and according to some he had trouble learning the MD defensive schema.

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First of all, you moron, A&M is recruiting out west. Even though per capita it's a ****ty area because the talent isn't that good. Jeremiah Martin signed last year. Fisher was in Washington this week. You sound like a clueless dumbass on many fronts, but this weird defensive attitude is ****ing ridiculous. Playing goalie for a 17 year old kid who's clearly a flake that you don't even know. Weird as ****.

We spend a lot more time recruiting in the southeast because the talent is much better there. Strange as **** how big of a cheerleader you are for some California high school private school. Who gives a ****.

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Do you realize how stupid you sound? Apparently not.

Does the DNA of HS football players vary based on the area of the country they live in?

You could make an argument that the overall quality of football varies by location, but not the quality of individual players. Take Las Vegas for instance, the overall quality of HS football isn't that great, but there are a lot of quality college football players who come out of the LV area. Look it up.

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Uh, YES, it actually does. Think about your question. And I'm the stupid one? From a recruiting perspective it's about efficiency. Sure there are some good players on the west coast. But there are WAY more in the southeast. And as a school located in Texas that plays teams from...the southeast...you're much more likely to land guys from that area, making it a smarter choice for optimizing your resources. I'm sure I could dig long enough to find some gold in Alabama, but I'd rather take my chances in California. Get it?

https://www.thestate.com/sports/college/university-of-south-carolina/usc-football/josh-kendall-blog/article223916190.html

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"When I was at Texas, we had guys who weren't even being recruited and when they committed to us, suddenly they were five stars. That happened 100 percent," he said. "What I'm saying is, it's not about the ranking, it's about who's recruiting you. That, in my opinion, is a huge indictment on the ranking system."

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sargeant carter said:

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Flexbone said:

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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Well, if I had determined I'd made a mistake, I'd try to fix it right away and not waste 4 years suffering, especially when the coaching staff who had worked so hard to gain my trust just F'n lied to you for the past month.

NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

Meanwhile you zoo posters can hide behind your screen names disparaging athletes you don't know just because they are going to a school that is not even in your conference anymore. Maybe you think it's funny.

This is not directed at rgag12, But, the other posters in this thread who trash this kid they don't even know. When you scratch your head on why A&M is not getting looked at by kids in other areas of the country think back on posts like this where you "hope he blows out a knee on his first play in Austin" Elias Ricks and Bru are teammates.

These kids read this stuff, just saying

and to the poster who says west coast kids don't amount to much in college? How'd that last game against former St. John Bosco QB Josh Rosen and UCLA work out for ya? hmmm? You should thank those west coast kids or you might still be suffering under the last years of Sumlin's contract.

sips are recruiting out west. Clemson is recruiting out west. Bama is, Miss St, Ole Miss, LSU, OU, Florida uSC, FSU, Miami, Iowa St, Boston College, ND. crickets from A&M recruiting and that's depressing to an Aggie fan like me. Hopefully, Jimbo turns that around, cuz, there are some ballers out west and MD is a program that has the athletes.

and for those who think west coast kids are not as good as Texas HS kids just ask this 4 star Texas kid.

"Bryson Washington is from Houston, Texas, however, he moved to Southern California in the spring to finish his high school career at Mater Dei high school in Santa Ana. This past fall, he played at Houston C.E. King, earning all-state honors as a sophomore."

He didn't even make it to the start of the semester and moved back to Texas. He wasn't going to start at MD and according to some he had trouble learning the MD defensive schema.

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First of all, you moron, A&M is recruiting out west. Even though per capita it's a ****ty area because the talent isn't that good. Jeremiah Martin signed last year. Fisher was in Washington this week. You sound like a clueless dumbass on many fronts, but this weird defensive attitude is ****ing ridiculous. Playing goalie for a 17 year old kid who's clearly a flake that you don't even know. Weird as ****.

We spend a lot more time recruiting in the southeast because the talent is much better there. Strange as **** how big of a cheerleader you are for some California high school private school. Who gives a ****.

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Do you realize how stupid you sound? Apparently not.

Does the DNA of HS football players vary based on the area of the country they live in?

You could make an argument that the overall quality of football varies by location, but not the quality of individual players. Take Las Vegas for instance, the overall quality of HS football isn't that great, but there are a lot of quality college football players who come out of the LV area. Look it up.

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Haha. You couldn't pick a worse example to defend your argument. Yes, there are a lot of quality college football players that come out of LV. And they all move there when they are 15 and they all go to a single HS. And they travel all over the country as an All Star team in the fall. Look it up.

I guess you also find it amazing that so many talented players live right around the IMG Academy as well.

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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jb914 said:

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rgag12 said:

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Sorry sip, kid made a decision in December. He needs to learn that decisions have consequences. If he really was 50-50 he should've not signed early.

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Well, rgag12 sorry to disappoint you, but, I'm not a sip. I always route for the ags. When t.u. plays ou, I hope they both lose.

I'm sure these kids should all be forced to fulfill their 4-year obligation since they signed a LOI. Because of the consequences? SMH.

What if it was you? Would you say the same thing? Or if it was your kid or a family member who was in the same situation? Everything they told you turned out to be deception?

hell no you wouldn't, you would want out. SMH

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Hell no, I take pride in finishing what I start. A decision like this is a pretty big decision in one's life and you'd need to take your time to make it. I'd make sure that once I pulled the trigger on a school it's where I'd want to go. To be honest, coaches would be #3 or #4 on my list of things I'd look at when choosing a school.

If I was making a choice on what college to play football the decision would not come down to an assistant coach, or even a head coach. So if some assistant coach left right before I got there I'd be fine with it because I didn't choose to play for a coach, I chose to play for a school.

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Well, if I had determined I'd made a mistake, I'd try to fix it right away and not waste 4 years suffering, especially when the coaching staff who had worked so hard to gain my trust just F'n lied to you for the past month.

NCAA will give him a waiver. Not cuz he's going to the sips. Cuz it's the right thing to do.

Meanwhile you zoo posters can hide behind your screen names disparaging athletes you don't know just because they are going to a school that is not even in your conference anymore. Maybe you think it's funny.

This is not directed at rgag12, But, the other posters in this thread who trash this kid they don't even know. When you scratch your head on why A&M is not getting looked at by kids in other areas of the country think back on posts like this where you "hope he blows out a knee on his first play in Austin" Elias Ricks and Bru are teammates.

These kids read this stuff, just saying

and to the poster who says west coast kids don't amount to much in college? How'd that last game against former St. John Bosco QB Josh Rosen and UCLA work out for ya? hmmm? You should thank those west coast kids or you might still be suffering under the last years of Sumlin's contract.

sips are recruiting out west. Clemson is recruiting out west. Bama is, Miss St, Ole Miss, LSU, OU, Florida uSC, FSU, Miami, Iowa St, Boston College, ND. crickets from A&M recruiting and that's depressing to an Aggie fan like me. Hopefully, Jimbo turns that around, cuz, there are some ballers out west and MD is a program that has the athletes.

and for those who think west coast kids are not as good as Texas HS kids just ask this 4 star Texas kid.

"Bryson Washington is from Houston, Texas, however, he moved to Southern California in the spring to finish his high school career at Mater Dei high school in Santa Ana. This past fall, he played at Houston C.E. King, earning all-state honors as a sophomore."

He didn't even make it to the start of the semester and moved back to Texas. He wasn't going to start at MD and according to some he had trouble learning the MD defensive schema.

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First of all, you moron, A&M is recruiting out west. Even though per capita it's a ****ty area because the talent isn't that good. Jeremiah Martin signed last year. Fisher was in Washington this week. You sound like a clueless dumbass on many fronts, but this weird defensive attitude is ****ing ridiculous. Playing goalie for a 17 year old kid who's clearly a flake that you don't even know. Weird as ****.

We spend a lot more time recruiting in the southeast because the talent is much better there. Strange as **** how big of a cheerleader you are for some California high school private school. Who gives a ****.

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Do you realize how stupid you sound? Apparently not.

Does the DNA of HS football players vary based on the area of the country they live in?

You could make an argument that the overall quality of football varies by location, but not the quality of individual players. Take Las Vegas for instance, the overall quality of HS football isn't that great, but there are a lot of quality college football players who come out of the LV area. Look it up.

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Haha, That's hilarious. I'm trying to decide if you're living under a rock or in a cave, Sergeant Carter.

2nd signing day coming up... If Bru had questions or concerns, don't sign on the first signing day.

Instead he enrolled in classes for two weeks, apparently t.u was tampering with him while signed and now he wants to transfer... after enrolling.

Sit out a year and underachieve at sip 7v7.

Y'all suppose Bru joined USC in hopes for some tender KK lovin, but when he decided to leave, going to Herman for guaranteed kissy time was simply the best option for a kid in need of "special" attention?

If Bru signed with t.u and then decided to transfer to USC... and USC would over take t.u's recruiting class with this transfer.

Would t.u let him out of his LOI to play for USC?

Magic 8 Balls says: Highly Doubtful

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They literally jumped from #9 to #3 without adding a single new recruit.


That's never happened in 247 history.

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If you can read the list, the Horns added Bruce McCoy,and that five star jumped them to #3.

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This is false. They inflated their rankings and jumped from #9 to #4. Then they counted a transfer as a recruit and jumped from #4 to #3.

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The jump had a lot more to do with Bru's addition than any "inflated ranking" conspiracy y'all have cooked up. As it stands #5-#9 are all bunched up with team scores between 275 and 279. iirc Texas was sitting somewhere in the 275-276 range before the "ranking inflation" boosted them all the way up to 278, still basically a tie with the other teams in that bunch. Then Bru adds 10 points so they leapfrog OU and A&M. Even without the reshuffle Bru sends them to #3 or a very close #4 most likely.

Either way I don't think there's a whole lot of difference between a score of 287 and 285, which is where the two teams stand now. That's basically a statistical tie with how subjective rankings are. Take out the "inflation" and both teams are around 285 anyway. End of the day it's just recruits, we've seen this play out enough times to know these rankings are bs. Don't think a reasonable person would disagree that both teams recruited very well this cycle.

Again, prior to McCoy when announcing his intent to transfer Texas had jumped form #9 to #4. That was completely due to inflation. You can spin that all you want. And most of it was due to garbage like Isaiah Hookfin and his laughable offer list.

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Again, prior to McCoy when announcing his intent to transfer Texas had jumped form #9 to #4. That was completely due to inflation. You can spin that all you want.

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All I'm saying is the jump from #9 to #5 (they were still behind OU) is much less significant than it seems given how close #4-#9 were. It's entirely plausible that a reshuffle could add 2 points to a team score without being deliberate inflation, but I know you'll believe what you want. Point stands that had nothing else changed, Bru still would have lifted Texas from #9 to #3.

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They literally jumped from #9 to #3 without adding a single new recruit.


That's never happened in 247 history.

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If you can read the list, the Horns added Bruce McCoy,and that five star jumped them to #3.

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This is false. They inflated their rankings and jumped from #9 to #4. Then they counted a transfer as a recruit and jumped from #4 to #3.

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The jump had a lot more to do with Bru's addition than any "inflated ranking" conspiracy y'all have cooked up. As it stands #5-#9 are all bunched up with team scores between 275 and 279. iirc Texas was sitting somewhere in the 275-276 range before the "ranking inflation" boosted them all the way up to 278, still basically a tie with the other teams in that bunch. Then Bru adds 10 points so they leapfrog OU and A&M. Even without the reshuffle Bru sends them to #3 or a very close #4 most likely.

Either way I don't think there's a whole lot of difference between a score of 287 and 285, which is where the two teams stand now. That's basically a statistical tie with how subjective rankings are. Take out the "inflation" and both teams are around 285 anyway. End of the day it's just recruits, we've seen this play out enough times to know these rankings are bs. Don't think a reasonable person would disagree that both teams recruited very well this cycle.

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It has been well documented about the absolutely ridiculous rises in the majority of your commits rankings. Most well known is that safety you guys have who rose from a mid ranked 3* to a 5* despite only having 1 offer from a top 25 program (Texas). You can keep your head in the sand all you want that your commits don't have any "inflated rankings" but you're only deluding yourself.

Except that a poster on premium put together a spreadsheet that showed the the average sip commit got a bump of 100 spots in the rankings. All other schools in the top 10 jumped about 15 to 20.

And again, Bru alone wouldn't have lifted Texas from 9 to 3.

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And again, Bru alone wouldn't have lifted Texas from 9 to 3.

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Prior to the last update (where the alleged inflation takes place), #9 Texas was at 275-276. #3 A&M was at about 284-285. Bru adds 8-9 points. I don't see why this is hard for you to grasp.

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And again, Bru alone wouldn't have lifted Texas from 9 to 3.

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Prior to the last update (where the alleged inflation takes place), #9 Texas was at 275-276. #3 A&M was at about 284-285. Bru adds 8-9 points. I don't see why this is hard for you to grasp.

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Recruiting rankings are an inexact science at best. And ranking inflation will show whether it is justified in time. What I can't grasp is how Bru, by rule, had to enter the transfer portal but can be counted in this year's class.