Chance at a top 15 class and only 16 guys committed. A lot of talent still on this roster.
They’re both important. If the current team doesn’t jump ship and they stay together, both recruiting and the roster are in relatively good shape. Best case scenario is the majority of the team stays intact, and quality depth is added in the portal. Unfortunately, most of the transfer class this year disappointed outside of Cisse.I am not sure why it would be a surprise when all of this years recruits can simply enter the portal next year and move to more fertile ($$$) grounds once they've shown what they can do. At this point its all about the portal and not really recruiting.
Chance at a top 15 class and only 16 guys committed. A lot of talent still on this roster.
I know this isn’t aging well. If you followed Amari Thomas’ recruitment you knew this was very likely though. Kid has been back and forth the whole time.I blame you for the jinx.
I know this isn’t aging well. If you followed Amari Thomas’ recruitment you knew this was very likely though. Kid has been back and forth the whole time.
All good. Honestly I don’t care about Thomas de committing. Undersized rb when fairly capable backs are a dime a dozen in the portal. Too much drama around his recruitment. Much rather hang on to guys like Guiles, Gray, Currence, Barnes etc who have shown solidarity.I should have added the smiley face. I was just joking around with you.
All good. Honestly I don’t care about Thomas de committing. Undersized rb when fairly capable backs are a dime a dozen in the portal. Too much drama around his recruitment. Much rather hang on to guys like Guiles, Gray, Currence, Barnes etc who have shown solidarity.
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