Recruiting, 2015

[Oneback]

Post 'em up!

[gschwendt]

Player
Pos
Offers
Description


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RG
LG
LT
:Michigan:
Scouts were sent out to watch McCoy in during fall camp, however the laptop that the scout stored his notes on was stolen, never to be seen again. The vague recollection of the scout says he thinks the guy has much better skills than initially thought but he couldn't say for certain. Regardless though, OL is a need not for next year but rather for 2017 and beyond. As a result, McCoy will almost certainly redshirt to build up whatever skills he may have. Or who knows, maybe he starts :)

[texacotea]

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Nelson continues the tradtion of getting good kickers in. He didnt like the warm weather in Hawaii and wanted to play in the snow. Nelson will redshirt and be the guy after his rs year

[JeffHCross]

Escobar gets an instant on ATH David Roberts. I'll be curious what he ends up being, position-wise.

[gschwendt]

Michigan adds another big OL...


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Offers
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LG
RG
LT
:Michigan:
:Notre_Dame:

While not a need for next year, Offensive Line was a big target for this year as the Wolverines always want to build depth. In that regard, Martin is a major signing for the future as he comes in with already developed skills and only the possibility to improve by the time he's called upon in 2017.

[gschwendt]

Player
Pos
Offers
Description


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QB
WR
HB
:Michigan:
While a bit shorter than ideal, Darby is a bull of a Quarterback in high school. He runs blasts all day long and then just when you begin to bite on that, he bombs one over your head. After redshirting his first year, Dan will have a similar role for the Wolverines as a change of pace QB in a Wildcat package but will still have the threat of throwing it deep.

[gschwendt]

Player
Pos
Offers
Description


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SS
FS
:Michigan:
Ferguson was sought after purely for his speed and acceleration off the edge from the Strong Safety position. Added in his ability to wrap up and make a tackle and his ability to quickly shed blocks from opposing HBs, he can be a monster in the Wolverines' 3-3-5 defense. Expect him to probably contribute right away though there is the possibility of him redshirting in order to get an extra year out of him.


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SS
FS
:Michigan:
Like Ferguson, Robertson was targeted for his speed and tackling ability. However, coming in as a sophomore will help him as likely Ferguson will play right away while Robertson redshirts.


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ROLB
MLB
:Michigan:
:LSU:
:South_Carolina:
Charles is a man-beast built from the fires of the nearby Mole Hill volcano in Virginia. Scientists have studied him all his life trying to determine how he has the uncanny ability to grab something and never let go. Due to that, he can wrap up and make a tackle on practically any opposing player. Added, despite his lower than average speed, he does have excellent ability to cover a receiver. With a lot of depth coming back next season, look for him to redshirt to allow him to grow even stronger, but he'll definitely be called upon in 2017 as 2016's class graduates 3 at his position.

[JeffHCross]

FSU gets their first of the year:
Matt Baker
#25 FS
:3star:
Committed: Week 6
Other Offers: None
Lawrenceville, GA
6'1" 190 lbs
Coverage
OVR: 72 (+7) (100% scouted)


SPD
AGI
ACC
TAK


90
89
90
81


While not currently ready to take the field and cover elite college receivers, Baker has the athleticism to be in the right position to make a play, even if he lacks the football IQ. With the Seminoles lacking depth at all defensive backfield positions, Baker may find himself forced to play as a true freshman, though the coaching staff intends to give him a redshirt year.

And during Week 6, one prospect surprised FSU coaches with an instant commitment:
Nick Valentine
#8 CB | #129 OVR
:espnu150: :4star:
Committed: Week 6
Other Offers: Texas A&M
Woodway, TX
5'10" 192 lbs
Hard Hitter
OVR: 74 (+1) (100% scouted)


SPD
ACC
MCV
ZCV


93
88
83
80


Florida State slips past the border into Texas and comes away with a good one. Despite his "Hard Hitter" label, Valentine enters college with some of the best coverage skills in this year's class. He also adds decent Press Coverage, Hit Power and Play Recognition grades, particularly compared to his contemporaries. Florida State can badly use him at cornerback, so it is unlikely for now that Valentine will get a redshirt year. Instead, he'll either be a special teams contributor or maybe even dimeback as a true freshman.

[Papa LoneStar]

:LSU: adds 2 recruits....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/OLBGaryHudson.png

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/TJohnRoberts.png

[JeffHCross]

That OLB doesn't weigh enough to play linebacker ;) Don't like his movement skills but Pursuit is nice

[gschwendt]

Two more good additions to the class...



Player
Pos
Offers
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QB
HB
FB?
TE?
:Michigan:
McKinley comes in as a man capable of many things. Most will immediately notice his excellent throwing capabilities and then on top of that, he has the ability to run through brick walls. To add icing to the cake, his excellent strength makes him a candidate to try out at other positions come fall camp. Expect him to likely end up as a bulldozer at the Quarterback position, though regardless, he'll more than likely redshirt his first year. But experts expect that as soon as he steps on campus he'll easily be better than his 63 OVR rating indicates.


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LG
:Michigan:
:Oregon:
:Texas_A&M:
Gray is another solid addition to the 2015 recruiting class of offensive lineman for the Wolverines. Along with Gray and the other two OL in this class, the Wolverines' future is looking solidified in regards to the big uglies.

[JeffHCross]

Nice pickups, G.

[psusnoop]

Curtis is coming into Eugene looking to redshirt and improve on some coverage.

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Garrett will be looking to redshirt as well. He will have a great chance to learn the game behind some really good LB'rs here at Eugene. Garrett is excited for the chance to try and make the special teams squad next season though so the staff will have a decision on whether to burn the RS or have him take it. The staff appears set to make him use it.

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Jordan is a fine prospect coming in this year.

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Mike Jones is of no relation to Mike Jones at OLB. This tackle is a fine prospect that should shore up some depth issues heading forward.

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Richard is probably looking at some multiple positions coming in next year. The staff will have time to figure it out though as he will redshirt next season.

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[Papa LoneStar]

:LSU: adds 4 more recruits that have been scouted at 100%....


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Coach Shirlee loves Edward's size and physicality at strongside DE. Shirlee is looking to establish a pipeline in the state of California and he hopes Thomas is the leader of that campaign.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/WRMichaelDavis.png

Coach Shirlee struggled to find WRs during his first 2 recruiting classes, but this year's current freshmen along with Michael Davis....the Tigers will be able to add more 4 WR sets to the LoneStar playbook. Davis has speed that can stretch a defense along with the deadly combo of precise route running.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/MLBCalvinHines.png

Coach Shirlee loves his MLBs....Hines definitely has a nose for the ball and has the luxury of being redshirted next season.



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/FSOmarJohnson.png

Coach Shirlee finally has the strong safety that he covets after losing out on so many recruits....depending on the production at the position this season....Johnson just might be an opening day starter for the Tigers.

[gschwendt]

Two more for Michigan.



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Offers
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RT
:Michigan:
:Georgia_Tech:
:Notre_Dame:
The signing of Edwards continues the path of building an offensive line that will be able to play together for four years. Not only will they play together for a long time but they'll also have a long time to develop into the bulldozers that they'll become. Edwards will likely redshirt his first year but be called up to contribute in some manner his second.


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CB
:Michigan:

Adding Montgomery to this class is nice not only from a talent aspect of finding a diamond in the rough, but also from the aspect that it gives possibility of moving a current CB over to the SS position. However, an additional target in this class may make that point moot. Either way, Montgomery has the skills to contribute immediately if necessary but more than likely he'll end up redshirting his first year on campus.



Class so far this year


Player
Pos
Prestige
OVR
Scout


Jamey Charles
ATH/LB
:5star:
81
93%


Kevin Gray
C
:5star:
79
70%


Derek Edwards
C
:4star:
83
90%


Dan Darby
ATH/QB
:4star:
71
81%


Nate Mongomery
CB
:3star:
77
88%


Bobby McKinley
ATH/QB
:3star:
74
81%


CJ Robertson
FS
:3star:
79
100%


Clint Ferguson
FS
:3star:
80
100%


Ryan Martin
T
:3star:
80
70%


Stephen McCoy
G
:3star:
69
0%

[JeffHCross]

Week 11 Top Classes
#1 Notre Dame
#2 Oregon
#3 Texas A&M
#4 Texas
#5 LSU
#6 Michigan
#7 USC
#9 Ohio State
#12 Georgia
#20 Florida State
#21 Arkansas
#22 Alabama

[gschwendt]

Player
Pos
Offers
Description


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DE
:Michigan:
Meyer was a bit of a safety net signing for the Wolverines who needed at least one DE for the 2017 season. The Michigan coaches are still out on the road talking to other prospective DEs, as two signings certainly wouldn't hurt the class. Meyer has the ability to get off blocks and make a nice hit, however he lacks the necessary strength and may struggle at times wrapping up for the tackle. He'll redshirt his first year and will likely be in a backup role come 2017.


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OLB
WR
HB
FB?
TE?
:Michigan:
Thompson is a bit of an odd signing for the Wolverines. He's really good at some aspects of several positions, but then has gaping holes in other aspects of those positions. The Michigan coaches are hoping that once he steps on campus, they'll find that he has good enough blocking skills to play a ball-carrying FB. If not, he might find his way to Linebacker, though he would probably struggle for playing time there.

[gschwendt]

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SS
:Michigan:
Barry was very much an underrated prospect in high school due to playing for a smaller school, however Michigan immediately found room for him on their roster once they saw his speed, coverage abilities, and also his tackling ability. He'll step on campus as a coverage safety and provide backup to stud Safety Dominique Wilson with the eventual plan that he would take over. He'll most likely redshirt as a freshman though a slim chance that he could find some playing time in certain packages.

[JeffHCross]

Kevin Brewer
#2 SS | #111 OVR
:espnu150: :4star:
Committed: Week 10
Other Offers: None (also recruited by Arkansas)
Jefferson, LA
6'3" 221 lbs
Coverage
OVR: 73 (-2) (100% scouted)


SPD
AGI
ACC
TAK


90
88
91
72


Brewer will be an athletic, solid safety, and be able to make the plays to have an impact in the Seminoles' 4-2-5 defense. While Brewer does not have the elite coverage skills needed to compete in the SEC, and that will probably keep him off the field for a year or two, he should evolve decent coverage skills to go with his athletic ability.

Kevin Graham
#9 CB | #159 OVR
:4star:
Committed: Week 10
Other Offers: None
Conway, FL
6'0" 195 lbs
Balanced
OVR: 74 (+2) (100% scouted)


SPD
PRC
MCV
ZCV


88
85
84
84


Like fellow 2015 recruit Nick Valentine, Kevin Graham will come to Tallahassee with some of the better coverage skills available in this year's class. His grades in both man coverage and zone coverage impressed coaches at camps across the country. Graham will need to work on his lateral change-of-speed and tackling before he can be an elite cover corner. But his ability to recognize a play action pass already puts him ahead of some of the cornerbacks he will be competing with.

Adam Dunlap
#36 ATH
:4star:
Committed: Week 9
Other Offers: None
Memphis, TN
6'0" 205 lbs
Athlete
OVR: 72 (+3) (96% scouted)


SPD
ELU
SPM
JKM


95
82
80
81


Dunlap is an athlete with no position at FSU. He has the top end speed to be impressive at any position but lacks the agility or acceleration. He has the elusiveness to be a great runner, but can't hold onto the ball reliably. He is known for making spectacular catches, but drops the simple ones, especially over the middle. He can't cover, throw, or tackle. FSU coaches are completely at a loss what to do with him at the moment, and hope to take time in the spring to evaluate him fully.

Fabian Sykes
#38 ATH
:4star:
Committed: Week 10
Other Offers: None
Davie, FL
5'11" 205 lbs
Athlete
OVR: 76 (+8) (100% scouted)


SPD
AGI
ACC
ELU


94
91
90
91


Sykes is going to be a head scratcher for FSU coaches headed into next season. He possesses all of the speed, acceleration, and elusiveness that Seminole coaches want in a running back. But Sykes has displayed a propensity for dropping the ball onto the turf, and that is simply unacceptable for the FSU rushing attack. Instead, Sykes may find himself at Cornerback, where his 78 MCV and 81 ZCV can grow into solid coverage skills over time.

[JeffHCross]

Steve Blount
#5 CB | #99 OVR
:espnu150: :4star:
Committed: Week 13
Other Offers: UConn
Aventura, FL
5'11" 185 lbs
Balanced
OVR: 69 (-1) (100% scouted)


SPD
MCV
ZCV
PUR


87
81
80
71


Despite being rated as a Top 100 player in the nation, Blount did not impress coaches at the ESPNU camps this summer, and found himself behind his contemporaries, athletically. While Blount could be a corner at the next level, he would probably not be better than a nickelback, even as a senior. Seminole coaches expect to give him a try at one of the safety positions, where his ball hawking skills could be used without his speed being a detriment.

Chris Burns
#6 CB | #105 OVR
:espnu150: :4star:
Committed: Week 13
Other Offers: None
Brent, FL
6'0" 178 lbs
Hard Hitter
OVR: 69 (-2) (100% scouted)


SPD
TAK
MCV
ZCV


87
64
79
80


Like Steve Blount, Burns was not as impressive in person as his tape and scouting service ratings indicated. Burns doesn't mind making the big hit though, which should lend well to a transition to safety. His lack of elite-level agility would have hurt at corner, but will likely be masked at safety, even in the Seminoles' 4-2-5 defense.

Brian Owens
#5 DT | #121 OVR
:espnu150: :4star:
Committed: Week 13
Other Offers: None
Jupiter, FL
6'1" 281 lbs
Balanced
OVR: 77 (+4) (100% scouted)


STR
PMV
TAK
HPW


85
81
85
78


Owens joins the 2015 Florida State class after an amazing year in the Jupiter High weight room. His speed, strength, bull rush, tackling, and tackling power all graded out higher than expected, and higher than he had shown through his junior season. Owens expected to slide under the radar without attention from the top teams in the game. He gained attention from the Seminole coaches in Week 4, and they never shook from their commitment to bring him to Tallahassee. FSU coaches do hope to get a redshirt year out of him, but believe he could take a position in the DT rotation next year if necessary.

Ben Bradford
#18 CB
:4star:
Committed: Week 13
Other Offers: None
Panama City, FL
6'1" 178 lbs
Balanced
OVR: 69 (-2) (100% scouted)


SPD
AGI
ACC
MCV


88
89
89
81


Yes, another 4-star CB from the state of Florida is joining Florida State. Unlike Burns and Blount, Bradford will be staying at cornerback, thanks to his all-around athletic ability. Bradford fell just short of the A-level grades coaches were hoping to give him for his speed and agility, but he possesses enough athletic talent to keep up with the best the SEC has to offer on the field. Seminole coaches expect Bradford, Graham and Valentine to shore up the defensive backfield for years to come.

Bryant Boyd
#9 FB
:1star:
Committed: Week 13
Other Offers: None
New Orleans, LA
5'11" 226 lbs
Receiving
OVR: 74 (+5) (87% scouted)


PBK
RBK
CTH
RTE


72
72
76
71


Bryant Boyd will join the Seminoles possessing nearly as high grades in blocking skills as current Seminoles players, and receiving abilities that, one FSU assistant was overhead saying, could rival the existing FSU receiving corps. As Florida State hopes to get their fullbacks and H-backs into the passing game going forward, both skills could be very useful to FSU coaches. Boyd is expected to redshirt for his first year, then take over the starting FB position the following year.


Barry was very much an underrated prospect in high school due to playing for a smaller school, however Michigan immediately found room for him on their roster once they saw his speed, coverage abilities, and also his tackling ability.Nice pickup! If memory serves, I found him a week or two after you did. My guys are comparable, but he's definitely a gem, whereas they are not ...

[Papa LoneStar]

:LSU: adds 6 more recruits who are scouted at 100%


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/GToddBurks.png

Coach Shirlee loves his run blockers....Burks fits the mold and he will have the luxury of sitting for a few years while he develops.


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/DTKevinHenry.png

We love depth on the defensive line....Henry loves to be physical with his strong power moves & block shedding.


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Coach Shirlee has put an emphasis on Florida & California....and Florida comes through with this gem of a corner. Wood has the ability to be a shutdown corner with his man/zone/press elite ability along with play recognition.


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Porter's versatility makes him a candidate for corner or free safety with his zone coverage and tackle ability.


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Coach Shirlee takes a page out of other Powerhouse coaches by recruiting a kicker during the starter's junior year so the next kicker can get a year to redshirt and improve (Thanks fellas!).


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/daddy2002/RBJasonLowe.png

Lowe runs hard and is able to make a defender miss in small areas....Lowe will be counted on to build depth so he will be a nice change of pace.

[JeffHCross]

Week 11 Top Classes
#1 Notre Dame
#2 Oregon
#3 Texas A&M
#4 Texas
#5 LSU
#6 Michigan
#7 USC
#9 Ohio State
#12 Georgia
#20 Florida State
#21 Arkansas
#22 AlabamaWeek 13 Top Classes
#1 Texas A&M
#2 Notre Dame
#3 Oregon
#4 Ohio State
#5 LSU
#6 Texas
#7 Georgia
#8 Michigan
#9 USC
#11 Florida State
#14 Arkansas
#18 Alabama

LSU's the only one that stays in the same spot, and it's not from lack of trying :D

[Oneback]

I have a feeling I'll be moving up next week, I just signed the #1 FS and have 9 players visiting, all of which have me ranked #1 and I won 55-3 over Texas Tech.

[JeffHCross]

I'm hoping to give you a run on that ATH, but I do admit that you're sitting with a nice score in the clubhouse :D

[texacotea]

That cb wood looks to be nice there papa

[gschwendt]

Player
Pos
Offers
Description


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DE
:Michigan:
After only finding mostly uninspiring DE recuits, Michigan scouts stumbled onto Landry late in the season. Once they saw him, they knew they found the guy they wanted to don the Maize 'n Blue for the future. With nice height and good strength combined with this ability to get off blocks and make a punishing tackle, Landry will be a nice force playing the Left End in the 3-3-5 come 2017. Look for him to redshirt his first year on campus but contribute significantly during his second year.

[texacotea]

Buckeyes update:

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Smith.jpg
Smith is the RB that the Buckeyes wanted. Nothing that jumps out at you but Smith knows how to get away from tackles. Smith will RS due to depth at the RB postion but will be a contributer next year.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Taylor.jpg
Taylor projects to be a CB but with him being 230lbs his speed and cover skills will move him to a safety position. He likes contact and is smooth on the football field.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Brown.jpg
Brown projects as a DE but hes a little on the short side at 6' His acceleration could make him an elite pass rusher but may move inside and be used in passing situations.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Anderson.jpg
Anderson is a solid wr and is the only TRUE WR the staff recruited after missing on a couple guys. Anderson is a solid route runner and snatches the ball out of the air. Anderson will RS and improve his game and become acustomed to the playbook his freshman yr.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Ralph.jpg
Ralph is a head scratcher, his coverage skills are good but struggles in press coverage. He is always around the ball and takes good angles when on defense but he doesnt like contact. Ralph will be redshirted in hope to find him a position.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Carr.jpg
Carr definitily earned his #2 DE ranking. He is quick, strong sheds blocks and tackles well. With the depth that the Buckeyes have they maybe able to redshirt Carr his freshman year which is a very good thing. Carr has the drive and the ability to be a star.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Atkins.jpg
Atkins will be a WR when he steps on campus, after breaking many Kentucky High School records Atkins is prepared to make a name in Columbus. He wont blow by you but catches everything thats thrown his way. He evades tackles like a running back. Atkins will be used in many facets in the Buckeyes offense.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Nicholson.jpg
Nicholson has a mean streak and accels in run blocking. Dont let the Cali kid persona fool you his strength is a specialty and likes to put kids on their backs when blocking. Nicholson may make the 2 deep in the spring but the staff wants to Redshirt him this year.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Lowe.jpg
The staff got a steal here Lowe is a quick, fast head hunting LB. Lowe will have an opportunity to make an impact and will be in the 2 deep on the outside.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/texacotea/Wilson.jpg
Williams has family in administration and Coach Barker was threatened with his job if he didnt offer. So here he is. Williams may get a carry on senior day in 4 yrs.

[JeffHCross]

Week 13 Top Classes
#1 Texas A&M
#2 Notre Dame
#3 Oregon
#4 Ohio State
#5 LSU
#6 Texas
#7 Georgia
#8 Michigan
#9 USC
#11 Florida State
#14 Arkansas
#18 AlabamaWeek 15 Top Classes
#1 Texas
#2 Texas A&M
#3 Notre Dame
#4 Oregon
#5 LSU
#6 Ohio State
#7 Georgia
#8 Florida State
#9 Michigan
#10 USC
#11 Arkansas
#15 Alabama

For the fourth week in a row, LSU stays in the same #5 spot. Though this week Georgia isn't a mover and shaker either. Again, it's not for lack of trying ... lots of signees by the top 10.

Also, no CPU team has signed more than 13. Only five have signed more than 10. I think the CPU's completely conservative visit scheduling (often scheduling for the last rivalry game of the season) is a reason that they are non competitive with user teams. Because we've all seen that when a CPU team wants one of our players, they usually get them. The CPU is just not aggressive enough across their entire board (and, probably, horrible board management, overall).

[JeffHCross]

Week 15 Top Classes
#1 Texas
#2 Texas A&M
#3 Notre Dame
#4 Oregon
#5 LSU
#6 Ohio State
#7 Georgia
#8 Florida State
#9 Michigan
#10 USC
#11 Arkansas
#15 AlabamaOnly change entering the post-season is that Ohio State swaps with LSU, Ohio State is now #5.

[gschwendt]

Player
Pos
Offers
Description


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DT
:Michigan:
Rouse comes in very raw and doesn't quite meet the expectations that the Michigan coaches had for him coming out of high school. That said, DT is a position of need for the future and after a couple of years, Rouse should be able to contribute if nothing else through strength alone. While his tackling ability is a glaring weak point, he will at least be able to get to the QB to cause chaos.

[JeffHCross]

Week 15 Top Classes
#1 Texas
#2 Texas A&M
#3 Notre Dame
#4 Oregon
#5 LSU
#6 Ohio State
#7 Georgia
#8 Florida State
#9 Michigan
#10 USC
#11 Arkansas
#15 AlabamaSigning Day Top Classes
#1 LSU
#2 Texas A&M
#3 Oregon
#4 Ohio State
#5 Georgia
#6 Texas
#7 Michigan
#8 Notre Dame
#9 USC
#10 Florida State
#11 Alabama
#13 Arkansas

I'm considering treating the Week 5 rankings as "final" since so few of us are recruiting in Week 5 and the CPU-added recruits make the numbers jump all over the place. Ridiculous.

[Papa LoneStar]

I was given a gift with my starting kicker next year OVER the guy I actually recruited to be....lol