OFFICIAL: Decommitment thread

RaceBannon

http://twitter.com/SWiltfong247/status/1067570170099580928

RaceBannon

4th place in the SEC East better than 4th place in the PAC 12 North

CuntWaffle

No one saw this coming

greenblood

RaceBannon said:

4th place in the SEC East better than 4th place in the PAC 12 North

Kentucky is on the rise and it's his in state school. I don't think this shocked anybody.

RaceBannon

greenblood said:

RaceBannon said:

4th place in the SEC East better than 4th place in the PAC 12 North

Kentucky is on the rise and it's his in state school. I don't think this shocked anybody.

We'll see although I agree it isn't shocking. It was a magical season for Kentucky

Florida and Georgia will always own the East and Vandy has the basement locked up. Kentucky will hope to be high middle among SC and Mizzou

Oregon has a much higher ceiling in the SEC Far West than Kentucky has in the east

HillsboroDuck

OFFICIAL: Decommitment thread (Needs pinned)

HuskyJW

I've said it before....never in my life have I ever seen so many decommits than UO the past few years. It's unbelievable.

Ice_Holmvik

HuskyJW said:

I've said it before....never in my life have I ever seen so many decommits than UO the past few years. It's unbelievable.

According to 247 4 so far in 2019 and 13 in 2018

Domicillo

Ice_Holmvik said:

HuskyJW said:

I've said it before....never in my life have I ever seen so many decommits than UO the past few years. It's unbelievable.

According to 247 4 so far in 2019 and 13 in 2018

Doesn’t even account for the players who are listed as committed even though they never enrolled in the fall.

greenblood

Ice_Holmvik said:

HuskyJW said:

I've said it before....never in my life have I ever seen so many decommits than UO the past few years. It's unbelievable.

According to 247 4 so far in 2019 and 13 in 2018

Coaching change last year...decommits were expected.

4 so far this year.

Other schools this year:

Alabama - 5

Georgia - 8

LSU - 6

Oklahoma - 7

Michigan - 3

I assume these schools are dumpster fires too...am I right?

creepycoug

I don't know or care who this kid is. I leave all that to the @StrongArmCobra recruiting bored experts.

But Kentucky? Why? It's such a weird choice. I have no axe for the Blue Grass state, but that school is not football. Florida beat them 31 straight times. What's the play? Academis? No, not at all. If a kid picks Stanford, Duke, Vandy or Cal, I get it. Smart move that I would make myself, even though it might not be the best football move (although Furd is hardly a bad football move either). Or if a kid picks a football school over the academic choice. Hey, I wouldn't, but I get it.

This, I don't get. No academic play, and Oregon can win their conference. Kentucky cannot and will not win their own division.

He must really like it at home.

greenblood

creepycoug said:

I don't know or care who this kid is. I leave all that to the @StrongArmCobra recruiting bored experts.

But Kentucky? Why? It's such a weird choice. I have no axe for the Blue Grass state, but that school is not football. Florida beat them 31 straight times. What's the play? Academis? No, not at all. If a kid picks Stanford, Duke, Vandy or Cal, I get it. Smart move that I would make myself, even though it might not be the best football move (although Furd is hardly a bad football move either). Or if a kid picks a football school over the academic choice. Hey, I wouldn't, but I get it.

This, I don't get. No academic play, and Oregon can win their conference. Kentucky cannot and will not win their own division.

He must really like it at home.

Staying close to home is important to some recruits.

creepycoug

greenblood said:

creepycoug said:

I don't know or care who this kid is. I leave all that to the @StrongArmCobra recruiting bored experts.

But Kentucky? Why? It's such a weird choice. I have no axe for the Blue Grass state, but that school is not football. Florida beat them 31 straight times. What's the play? Academis? No, not at all. If a kid picks Stanford, Duke, Vandy or Cal, I get it. Smart move that I would make myself, even though it might not be the best football move (although Furd is hardly a bad football move either). Or if a kid picks a football school over the academic choice. Hey, I wouldn't, but I get it.

This, I don't get. No academic play, and Oregon can win their conference. Kentucky cannot and will not win their own division.

He must really like it at home.

Staying close to home is important to some recruits.

Staying close to home, sure, when there's something to stay close to home for. Miami kids who want to stay at Miami have something to point to, even if it's in the past. When the Swede stayed here to be part of the hometown team revival, turning down Stanford, again, there was something to point to. I get those decisions, even if I would do otherwise myself.

But Kentucky? There is literally nothing there other than the staying home part.

flatus

creepycoug said:

greenblood said:

creepycoug said:

I don't know or care who this kid is. I leave all that to the @StrongArmCobra recruiting bored experts.

But Kentucky? Why? It's such a weird choice. I have no axe for the Blue Grass state, but that school is not football. Florida beat them 31 straight times. What's the play? Academis? No, not at all. If a kid picks Stanford, Duke, Vandy or Cal, I get it. Smart move that I would make myself, even though it might not be the best football move (although Furd is hardly a bad football move either). Or if a kid picks a football school over the academic choice. Hey, I wouldn't, but I get it.

This, I don't get. No academic play, and Oregon can win their conference. Kentucky cannot and will not win their own division.

He must really like it at home.

Staying close to home is important to some recruits.

Staying close to home, sure, when there's something to stay close to home for. Miami kids who want to stay at Miami have something to point to, even if it's in the past. When the Swede stayed here to be part of the hometown team revival, turning down Stanford, again, there was something to point to. I get those decisions, even if I would do otherwise myself.

But Kentucky? There is literally nothing there other than the staying home part.

Careful, people anywhere outside of the P12 say the same thing when a west-coast recruit decommits from an SEC/ACC/B12/B10/MtnWest/CUSA/CFL/Arena school to go to UW.

UW_Doog_Bot

greenblood said:

Ice_Holmvik said:

HuskyJW said:

I've said it before....never in my life have I ever seen so many decommits than UO the past few years. It's unbelievable.

According to 247 4 so far in 2019 and 13 in 2018

Coaching change last year...decommits were expected.

4 so far this year.

Other schools this year:

Alabama - 5

Georgia - 8

LSU - 6

Oklahoma - 7

Michigan - 3

I assume these schools are dumpster fires too...am I right?

C'mon man, I know that YOU know that decommits from Alabama mean they are making room for higher rated recruits. That ain't the case with Oregon the last few years and it isn't the case with anyone else in the PAC12 either right now since USC is a match away from a dumpster fire.

RDR

https://twitter.com/JayCriddell/status/1067920409130033152

DerekJohnson

Methinks Mr. Flex Friday scared him off.

Ballz

RDR said:

https://twitter.com/JayCriddell/status/1067920409130033152

YOOOOO IT'S HAPPENING! THE ANNUAL OREGON PURGE!

creepycoug

StrongArmCobra said:

RDR said:

https://twitter.com/JayCriddell/status/1067920409130033152

YOOOOO IT'S HAPPENING! THE ANNUAL OREGON PURGE!

Overrated.

GaryFromTeenMom

I heard that Oregon was souring on Criddell lately and they told him that his spot was not going to be held....Oregon wants KJ Trujillo or Titus Toler, who are both leaps and bounds better than Criddell.

--Mosster on some other board where he's NOT banned from, probably.

digits

DerekJohnson said:

Methinks Mr. Flex Friday scared him off.

I was told all the kids love that shit. Guess not.