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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    Trey lance
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    there is competition for sure, just wouldn't surprise me to see trey to come out on top.
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    i think hotchkiss will come out on top
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    there is competition for sure, just wouldn't surprise me to see trey to come out on top.
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    100% my take only, so fire away. Its the eve of training camp

    i have a couple family connections to trey that i hear rumblings from..
    Also have a cousin who's a huge iowa state fan that says zeb noland is a great passer, but zero elusiveness.

    Ndsu wants an elusive qb, there's just no hiding that.
    Now if he struggles vs butler than all bets are off.

    Lets go trey, you have the skills and confidence to lead this team to another title.

    (mods move to commons if you'd like)

    entz said he is making decision around aug 15, psh, he knows already.
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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    Quote Originally Posted by Rixen View Post
    Some of you may recall that I grade all of the recruits every year when they officially sign on signing day as well as grade their impact when they leave the program. I've had PLENTY of misses but if it makes Herd feel better I definitely whiffed on Purifoy too but to be fair he was hampered by injuries quite a bit too. Still call it a whiff though because I think he was healthy enough one of the years to try and forge his way into meaningful snaps if he was who I thought he was.
    Yeah, I'd have a lot more bad takes on the record if I was willing to share my thoughts online.

    I'm thinking that maybe I should at least jot down some recruiting reaction offline so that when I have hilariously bad takes, I can share them after the player's NDSU career is over.

    And if you love a player coming in and they don't pan out because of injuries or academics that doesn't a bad take make. Now, if I post something like "I love this player's highlights" that's about as close as I'll ever get to saying that I think they'll be a star.

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    I looked through 2018 and I didn't say anything really dumb except my excitement for Ogbu sure changes when I found out he was 6-2 instead of 6-6

    But other years I've probably been way off lol

    HUNTER LUEPKE

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    This guy has nfl potential imho.
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    Reminds you of the 49ers fullback does he?
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    Watching the Superbowl... similar style for sure. Loved watching them run the ball
    TONY PIERCE

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    Holy shit this dude rushes the qb like a cat around the edge! Pair him up with Bartholomew Ogbu and wow demon pass rush!
    BARTHOLOMEW OGBU
    ** side note everyone said be was 6-6, 213 and he came in at 6-2, 241. Had I known he was 6-2, my excitement for him would have been less**

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    I don't think I have ever heard of something like this. Bummer for him. On the positive side he needs to add some serious weight to his frame and playing basketball makes that very difficult. Adding minimum 20 pounds to his frame will take some serious effort. This way he can focus on this and he could see the field faster. When this kid is 240 he's going to be a hell of a player

    JAYDEN PRICE

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    Here are the combine results from Jayden back in March of 2017
    https://www.theopening.com/national-leaderboard

    He had a 36.3 " vertical jump which is not subjective like 40 times. Ran a 4.58 40 and a really impressive 3.95 shuttle. Overall this kids a great athlete and he's smart and played QB

    His 100 meter time is phenomenal. It was in the 10.72 in May of 2017.

    Kids got the skills to play corner, safety, and be a return man.

    Since this was a year ago, it's likely he is stronger and faster now.
    DJ STEWART

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    DJ is gonna have a breakout season. im

    https://www.hudl.com/video/5a2ab313ab9d781c1cb0df66
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    I'm sure he will be a stud. You have a great track record of predicting the next great player
    PHOENIX SPROLES
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    17 offers including some Ivy so we know the young man is smart. Good size for a WR. Seems to play all over the place including punt return. His highlights look good and that's only his junior season so his best is yet to come. Looks quicker then fast but can get vertical and has good hands. He's such a good athlete he looks like he could play many positions. 2 verbals and both big ones out of Minnesota. This has the makings of a Minnesota all star team. We got our QB in Tre Lance and now a good WR to throw to... Congrats and welcome aboard!
    SAMUEL MOORE
    didn't he leave for track?

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    Kolpack and Izzo had him on this morning: said he wants to do track as well as football and that NDSU throwing program was a big draw. Also said he likes playing DT.
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    If he's listed at 6-5, he's probably 6-4 and appears to have the frame to have a build similar to a Nate Tanguay. Love having those tall guys in the middle. At 230 he has time to build up
    ZACH MATHIS
    He was listed at 195 at the time. Now he is 205

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    Watched his highlights. Kid can jump, has really soft hands, and is very coordinated for a guy who is this tall. Can't tell on speed because I don't know the level of football there and he didn't t get in the open field much on his highlights

    With all tall guys, it all comes down to putting on weight so they can get off the line of scrimmage and block, while keeping speed and learning the playbook. If that happens this kids got quite the upside and a great frame for Kramer to work with

    Welcome aboard
    SAYBEIN CLARK

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    Watching this kid run, defenders like literally bounce off of his legs and he just powers through them. And it's not like he's just a power back, the kid has wheels in the open field and can cut. Very similar to King Frazier but probably faster.
    KENNETH CHANELLE
    Left during 1st season , transferred

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    Chanelle looks like he has the quicks to return punts. He reminds me of Brooks. He's quicker than fast
    JASIR COX

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    If I had to guess, Outside Linebacker. Has the size to tackle and the athleticism to cover. 6-2 frame
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    If he was 6-4 like his brother he would have more attention. He appears to be a bit more of a tweeter safety/linebacker. Jabril is obviously a linebacker. Heck Jabril could play DE or TE
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    He's listed at 6-3 but he looks like a tall 6-3. Or maybe it's the hair

    Im thinking jasir is a tall 6-1, not 6-2
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    Jasir is 6-2, fast, strong, athletic, comes from a good family, has good genes obviously, and gets to play D1 football with his brother who is a stud already. This kids a Grand Slam in my book. Welcome aboard!!!
    JAMES KACZOR

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    He's definitely not a burner but he's strong and athletic as hell. I doubt he will play corner but you never know. To my untrained eye, he looks like a strong safety or an undersized speedy outside linebacker.
    JUANE TILLMAN
    Left the team last year

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    Kind of reminds me of Aaron Mercadel and Ross Kennelly. Not a huge guy but is fast and he can tackle. Solid athlete. Florida has been good to us. Sometimes these under the radar kids end up being hidden gems. Welcome aboard.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rixen View Post
    Ok so I figured I would go back awhile and post my biggest whiffs of each year.

    2014:
    Darrius Shepherd WR (Considered him a depth signing. Legit special teams potential but just an average WR)

    2015:
    Demaris Purifoy RB (Rated as All Conference as well as Bruuuuuuce. I was SO excited about this RB duo)
    Bryan Carlton DT(Rated as All Conference and was maybe high-end depth)
    Connor Hubbs DT/NT (Rated as All Conference and I feel like he rarely played. Similarly very excited about a Carlton/Hubbs interior DL combo)
    ***Interesting Note: Hendricks, Bridges, and Ty Brooks were all in this class at different positions. All ended up being fantastic at different positions. Recruit athletes!***

    2016:
    This class was weird to find true whiffs in either direction. Cordell was amazing but had essentially no real film. I liked Van Dellen quite a bit but got kicked off the team early. Felix Dixon was promising but left early. Jabril was obviously amazing but 95% of his film was as a running QB. /shrug

    2017:
    Jack Begley LB (Had him as an All Conference LB. Didn't see the field much)
    Jackson Hankey LB (Had him as depth. Nice work proving me to be an idiot Jackson. Now excuse me while I just swap the grades for Begley and Hankey)
    Logan McCormick DE (Had him as good depth as well. Not sure how high he ascended but he was reliable and quite good for much of his career)
    Lane Tucker DT (I don't think this is as much of a whiff as it looked a year ago but I had him as Hall of Fame caliber and I think his last 1.5 years proved to be borderline all conference)

    2018:
    Saybein Clark RB (Rated as All Conference and never quite cracked into meaningful snaps)
    Hunter Luepke FB (Rated as a starter but he will likely go down as a Hall of Fame talent for us. To my credit I said "a great athlete but a shame he doesn't have height for TE")
    Joe Schreiber OL (Had him as "borderline HoF". He was a starter at best and then left the program)
    Samuel Moore DE (Rated as All Conference didn't make an early impact and left the program soon after)

    2019:
    Luke Dwyer LB (All Conference rating but left already)
    ***Can't close the book on any other ratings yet as they still have time to shine....or not***
    I thought Jack Begley was going to a DeLuca like middle linebacker. Never started a game.

    Demaris Purifoy would have played a ton his but he blew out his knee as a sophmore and got hurt as a junior. Before that he was buried on the depth chart. He did graduate

    Darius Shepherd didn't even get his own thread when he signed!
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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    Quote Originally Posted by HerdBot View Post
    I looked through 2018 and I didn't say anything really dumb except my excitement for Ogbu sure changes when I found out he was 6-2 instead of 6-6

    But other years I've probably been way off lol

    HUNTER LUEPKE







    TONY PIERCE



    BARTHOLOMEW OGBU
    ** side note everyone said be was 6-6, 213 and he came in at 6-2, 241. Had I known he was 6-2, my excitement for him would have been less**




    JAYDEN PRICE



    DJ STEWART





    PHOENIX SPROLES


    SAMUEL MOORE
    didn't he leave for track?





    ZACH MATHIS
    He was listed at 195 at the time. Now he is 205



    SAYBEIN CLARK



    KENNETH CHANELLE
    Left during 1st season , transferred



    JASIR COX









    JAMES KACZOR



    JUANE TILLMAN
    Left the team last year
    Come on Gabe!! That's gotta be a lie!!!
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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    I thought Arch Manning was going to come to NDSU.

    Texas? We play in Texas too.
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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
    I thought Arch Manning was going to come to NDSU.

    Texas? We play in Texas too.
    He still may as there is the transfer portal. I can't see him succeeding at Texas. Although Texas does suck so I guess you never know.
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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    Pretty dumb for Arch Manning not to come to NDSU. He could have handed the ball off 35 times and be guaranteed top 3 pick in the draft.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bison22 View Post
    Pretty dumb for Arch Manning not to come to NDSU. He could have handed the ball off 35 times and be guaranteed top 3 pick in the draft.
    that's what i was saying bro! i tried to explain it to him until the restraining order limited my communications
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    Default Re: Your bad/good recruiting takes

    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
    I thought Arch Manning was going to come to NDSU.

    Texas? We play in Texas too.
    Just maybe having Manning's high school teammate and friend, 3 star TE Will Randle committing to Texas weighed in on Arch's decision.

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