Who cares if they commit? We will get hats on the table for all of them. That's more then we could have hoped for with Petersen.
I'm trying to give thus the benefit of the doubt and believe that it's dumb in a clever, funny way. I just can't see it though, and I've tried from every angle I can think of.
I think the bigger dudes will wait until the season to see how the team actually looks before committing.
I somewhat agree, but most guys who say they will wait until December end up commiting earlier, even the big names (e.g., Smalls). If a few of their buddies from FSP/Heir are already in the boat, it is a bigger hurdle for them to look elsewhere in the spring. If April rolls around and we haven't closed a few more in-state kids, it will be a big warning sign for me.
I expect Jimmy will try to have a big closing weekend the weekend of the spring game
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
Some dads won't fly. They just won't
The last two recruiting cycles Clemson has 2 kids from California. Ngata last year and DJ U this year. Clemson understands the odds are low of getting west coast kids to actually sign and hop on that plane. Just like we understand. When we had Charles Frederick ...he was homesick for half his stay. He was ready to pack his bags after an argument.
Emeka is not going to Clemson. He comes from a stable family so he's not running from dysfunction. Ohio State is a far as he wants to go and if the UW doesn't have a fucked up offense this year you have a good chance of keeping him home.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
Some dads won't fly. They just won't
The last two recruiting cycles Clemson has 2 kids from California. Ngata last year and DJ U this year. Clemson understands the odds are low of getting west coast kids to actually sign and hop on that plane. Just like we understand. When we had Charles Frederick ...he was homesick for half his stay. He was ready to pack his bags after an argument.
Emeka is not going to Clemson. He comes from a stable family so he's not running from dysfunction. Ohio State is a far as he wants to go and if the UW doesn't have a fucked up offense this year you have a good chance of keeping him home.
1.) This seems like a bold assertion. You know the guy? 2.) Columbus, Ohio being appreciably closer then Clemson, South Carolina is pretty silly. He's getting on a plane, so what's distance have to do with it? In fact, the Google is telling me that flight time from SeaTac to Columbus is to the minute identical to flight time from SeaTac to Atlanta, so we're talking about the difference being a two hour car ride from Atlanta to Clemson? No kid is choosing their college because they're don't want to ride in a car for a couple of hours a few times per year.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
Some dads won't fly. They just won't
The last two recruiting cycles Clemson has 2 kids from California. Ngata last year and DJ U this year. Clemson understands the odds are low of getting west coast kids to actually sign and hop on that plane. Just like we understand. When we had Charles Frederick ...he was homesick for half his stay. He was ready to pack his bags after an argument.
Emeka is not going to Clemson. He comes from a stable family so he's not running from dysfunction. Ohio State is a far as he wants to go and if the UW doesn't have a fucked up offense this year you have a good chance of keeping him home.
1.) This seems like a bold assertion. You know the guy? 2.) Columbus, Ohio being appreciably closer then Clemson, South Carolina is pretty silly. He's getting on a plane, so what's distance have to do with it? In fact, the Google is telling me that flight time from SeaTac to Columbus is to the minute identical to flight time from SeaTac to Atlanta, so we're talking about the difference being a two hour car ride from Atlanta to Clemson? No kid is choosing their college because they're don't want to ride in a car for a couple of hours a few times per year.
Both are eastern time zone as well. The extra travel time isn’t an issue and if you’re open to one school is the EST, you’re probably open to other schools there as well.
“A little bit with the schedule and the time delay. It’s a little hard to keep in contact,” Ngata said Tuesday. “But I try to call my parents as much as possible and call my brother as much as possible
The “Wide Receiver U” pipeline drew Ngata to Clemson, as did “how genuine everybody was and it wasn’t fake.”
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I wouldn’t mind our coaches selling the DBU stuff a bit stronger. The UW has had a remarkable amount of players not only make the league but become starters recently.
@RoadDawg55 I think West Coast kids need to understand the difficulty in moving East by two time zones. A 3 hour difference doesn't sound like a lot but for kids that are used to daily communication with family or friends suddenly you find that you can't send those morning texts or calls because your friends/family are sleeping. You're getting ready to go to bed and they're just getting food on the dinner table. I think it's easier for a kid from the East to go West because friends/family back home have already got their day started.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
“A little bit with the schedule and the time delay. It’s a little hard to keep in contact,” Ngata said Tuesday. “But I try to call my parents as much as possible and call my brother as much as possible
The “Wide Receiver U” pipeline drew Ngata to Clemson, as did “how genuine everybody was and it wasn’t fake.”
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I wouldn’t mind our coaches selling the DBU stuff a bit stronger. The UW has had a remarkable amount of players not only make the league but become starters recently.
You weren’t best best in the country in the country at your position. Your options weren’t the same. It’s pretty simple if your local programs are healthy, most of the in-state talent stays home. If USC And UCLA are healthy Flowe is a Trojan or Bruin.
That why I didn’t trip when Smalls dropped the UW. The UW staff can lazily recruits at times.
You weren’t best best in the country in the country at your position. Your options weren’t the same. It’s pretty simple if your local programs are healthy, most of the in-state talent stays home. If USC And UCLA are healthy Flowe is a Trojan or Bruin.
That why I didn’t trip when Smalls dropped the UW. The UW staff can lazily recruits at times.
Your point had to do with difficulty with time zones - way to move the goal posts - and your previous point was and still is dumb
So in this picture, Conerly-55, Burke-10, Ortiz-1, JTT, Julien Simon, Jaelin Green (behind Simon), Emeka, Jaden Wayne (behind Lake), Sam Huard, Will Latu-11, Junior Alexander, Jabez Tinae, Tobias Merriweather-5, Owen Prentice
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Egbuka will be tougher. Ohio State, Clemson, and probably Stanford all will be competitive for him. Huard definitely helps tho.
I think Justin Flowe probably came to this realization and decided to stay west.
Just like we understand. When we had Charles Frederick ...he was homesick for half his stay. He was ready to pack his bags after an argument.
Emeka is not going to Clemson. He comes from a stable family so he's not running from dysfunction. Ohio State is a far as he wants to go and if the UW doesn't have a fucked up offense this year you have a good chance of keeping him home.
2.) Columbus, Ohio being appreciably closer then Clemson, South Carolina is pretty silly. He's getting on a plane, so what's distance have to do with it? In fact, the Google is telling me that flight time from SeaTac to Columbus is to the minute identical to flight time from SeaTac to Atlanta, so we're talking about the difference being a two hour car ride from Atlanta to Clemson? No kid is choosing their college because they're don't want to ride in a car for a couple of hours a few times per year.
I’m not surprised to read that Joe Ngata has the same experience that I had living in Georgia. Communication is tough you have to make it work.
Ngata on being so far away from home
“A little bit with the schedule and the time delay. It’s a little hard to keep in contact,” Ngata said Tuesday. “But I try to call my parents as much as possible and call my brother as much as possible
The “Wide Receiver U” pipeline drew Ngata to Clemson, as did “how genuine everybody was and it wasn’t fake.”
I wouldn’t mind our coaches selling the DBU stuff a bit stronger. The UW has had a remarkable amount of players not only make the league but become starters recently.
It’s pretty simple if your local programs are healthy, most of the in-state talent stays home. If USC
And UCLA are healthy Flowe is a Trojan or Bruin.
That why I didn’t trip when Smalls dropped the UW. The UW staff can lazily recruits at times.