JT Tuimoloau, 5* 2021 DL, Bellevue (Eastside Catholic), WA (Offered 9/22/17)
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He’s coming here
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The dude's Twitter handle is "Seatroll" so I'm guessing he's just trolling. But because I'm desperate, I still checked everywhere and Huff hasn't said anything about JTT in the past several days.insinceredawg said:Any idea if this is true?
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Isle kneed two here from @backthepackDoogDawg said:
The dude's Twitter handle is "Seatroll" so I'm guessing he's just trolling. But because I'm desperate, I still checked everywhere and Huff hasn't said anything about JTT in the past several days.insinceredawg said:Any idea if this is true?
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Troii not Troll btw
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I read that in Eklunds voice... then said thisRaceBannon said:JT will commit in a week maybe two possibly 3 weeks top
But it wouldn’t surprise me if it was 4-5 or even 6 -
Then claim he was right (no matter what happened).JoeEDangerously said:
I read that in Eklunds voice... then said thisRaceBannon said:JT will commit in a week maybe two possibly 3 weeks top
But it wouldn’t surprise me if it was 4-5 or even 6
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To'oto?
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So baseball recruiting is 👍
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I can only imagine the depth and breadth of the negative recruiting JTT is hearing right now.
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I miss the days we were worried about negative recruiting from Oregon.Gladstone said:I can only imagine the depth and breadth of the negative recruiting JTT is hearing right now.
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Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February. -
BlownMotrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
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Malloe gets demoted to mid-tier recruiter if he loses this one.
This was his one job over the last 2 years -
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February. -
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February. -
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender) -
I clicked on this recruiting thread by mistake. Read some of the poasts.Gladstone said:I can only imagine the depth and breadth of the negative recruiting JTT is hearing right now.
TL; DR recap...
Willing to bet that covers *all* the recruiting threads right now. -
Agree. Wasn’t saying that is the reason he might not come to UW. At the same time, they are telling him he can be the next Chase Young or Bosa bro. Still not sold he’s leaving tho.Tequilla said:
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender) -
If you're saying this about Ohio State and Alabama, fine. But not USC or Oregon.Tequilla said:
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender)
And even if those things are all true it is still a massive fuckup to not get JTT on board at UW. That being said, I still think he commits to UW. -
ATBSJBSBleachedAnusDawg said:
If you're saying this about Ohio State and Alabama, fine. But not USC or Oregon.Tequilla said:
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender)
And even if those things are all true it is still a massive fuckup to not get JTT on board at UW. That being said, I still think he commits to UW. -
I would start lowering expectationsRoadDawg55 said:
Agree. Wasn’t saying that is the reason he might not come to UW. At the same time, they are telling him he can be the next Chase Young or Bosa bro. Still not sold he’s leaving tho.Tequilla said:
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender) -
DPOTD!Tequilla said:
I would start lowering expectationsRoadDawg55 said:
Agree. Wasn’t saying that is the reason he might not come to UW. At the same time, they are telling him he can be the next Chase Young or Bosa bro. Still not sold he’s leaving tho.Tequilla said:
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender) -
JT is going to Ohio State
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Tequilla said:
BlownMotrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The
Fuck
Out
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Is it? Or is it being realistic about what reality is right now?dnc said:
DPOTD!Tequilla said:
I would start lowering expectationsRoadDawg55 said:
Agree. Wasn’t saying that is the reason he might not come to UW. At the same time, they are telling him he can be the next Chase Young or Bosa bro. Still not sold he’s leaving tho.Tequilla said:
That has nothing to do with itRoadDawg55 said:
He’s a DT, but I bet he’s being told he will play DE. And he might for a year until he moves inside for a starting role.rodmansrage said:
is JT going to be a DE?Motrboatnsob said:Per Fong
Ohio State holds the 247Sports Crystal Ball advantage for the 6-foot-4, 277-pound Tuimoloau, who also has a keen eye on the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma, Oregon and USC. Player development and NFL Draft potential appear to be the two biggest factors for Tuimoloau regarding his college decision and what the Buckeyes have been able to do with the likes of Joey Bosa, Nick Bosa and most recently Chase Young has Tuimoloau thinking Columbus may be the biggest guarantee to be a Top10 pick regarding his own future.
The other schools mentioned are pushing hard and Tuimoloau is expected to take his process all the way to the finish line in February.
The recruiting message is a mix of 1) can you win a national championship at this school and 2) track record of producing highly drafted DL
People recruiting against Washington here have done a good job of proving that you can't win a National Championship at Washington (each school ahead of UW has a good argument to make as to why they are a better option to win a Natty) and stronger track record of developing high end players (could argue that Oklahoma doesn't on the DL but I don't think that they are a huge contender) -
If JT goes to a PAC12 school then sure.gifbananasnblondes said:Malloe gets demoted to mid-tier recruiter if he loses this one.
This was his one job over the last 2 years
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Rolled some bones, twice to be sure. I think they say that he stays in conference, but goes to Oregon.
