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Nick Ford -- what happened?
Last I'd heard, he was a rare human who UW wanted at OT but who preferred to play DT.
Okay, fine. UW was also still scrambling for DLs in the final week. So why not Ford? If he's rare enough that UW preferred him at OT above Kirkland and Norgaard, why wouldn't we like him at DL at least as well as Tryon and Lolohea?
Even if you're not going to pull a DL-to-OT bait-and-switch (which is probably what UU has in mind), isn't Ford a guy who could have actually helped Malloe's DL and filled the Marlon void?
The 85-scholly limit shouldn't be a big problem, given how many greyshirt candidates are coming in. I don't get it.
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Since I can only guess, I think it's a philosophy difference between Whitt and Pete. Whitt is willing to let a guy "waste" reps and Pete isn't?
Too much stereotype!?
The coaches hadn't evaluated him as a DL prospect, only OL. Hence, he did not have an offer as a D Lineman.
He picked a school that said he could play DL.
And - @bananasnblondes - at least that's what Scott says!
And can you deescalate your WTF to a Vote Down? Trying to protect the stats.
Since I can only guess, I think it's a philosophy difference between Whitt and Pete. Whitt is willing to let a guy "waste" reps and Pete isn't?
So I asked him - "apparently your recruiting came down to a battle between us and Worshington"
Nick: Man ... I don't know where that's coming from (I got the impression he's been asked about this before) I committed to Utah on my visit.
89ute ... inquisitive, questioning look on his face
Nick ... I was a silent commit
89ute ... Silent commit, (again with the inquisitive look) what's up with the "silent commit"
Nick ... I want to go to medical school. I told the coaches I wanted to visit Washington to check out their medical school. You know Washington has an outstanding medical school. (we both then chat back and forth about Worshington's supreme academis)
We chatted a little more and he emphasized he loved Utah from the moment he arrived and that's why he commited.