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He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
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Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
I know. What am I doing with my life?!?CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
Enrolled in January 2018 so got his degree in three years, Jalen Hurts style.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
Living in your moms basement apparently.backthepack said:
I know. What am I doing with my life?!?CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
It might be difficult for an undergrad to transfer to some schools. But not for a graduate transfer. The best academic schools, public and private, take those. Academic All-American must not be too high of a standard:Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Lars-Woodbey has maintained a 3.3 grade-point average and, thanks to a heavy course load of 19 credit hours, is on track to graduate this summer with a bachelor’s degree in international affairs, with a focus in urban and regional development.
A 3.3 GPA isn’t ideal for competitive grad degree programs, but they do take into account experience and other activities and playing football at Florida State is impressive. Or used to be. Plus, the athletic department gets exemption recommendations to use. You can‘t use too many, or you’ll wind up like Cal did with Tedford.
As long as UW offers a grad degree that FSU doesn’t (UW has more than double the masters programs) and he meets the minimum qualifications then they should be able to get him in. -
I know I’ll hear “did they master hanging up the gas pump right” but both Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley graduated from Oregon in the spring. Holland was a true sophomore and McKinley a redshirt freshman.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Since they’re in Eugene for most of the summer taking a bunch of classes during the summer sessions is the key. Oregon also spends nearly $2 million a year on tutoring for the athletic department in their $40 million, athletes only, architectural award winning glass cube.
Anytime I hear a football player at a big school fucked up their grades I don’t understand how it’s even possible. My girlfriend worked as a tutor there and you had to be both dumb and chronically absent to fuck it up. -
And shit poasting here. I think you’re resume stacks up nice against his international affairs degree. You can put me, @PurpleBaze and GRUNDLE down as references.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Living in your moms basement apparently.backthepack said:
I know. What am I doing with my life?!?CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
And shit poasting here. I think you’re resume stacks up nice against his international affairs degree. You can put me, @PurpleBaze and GRUNDLE down as references.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Living in your moms basement apparently.backthepack said:
I know. What am I doing with my life?!?CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
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@CFetters_Nacho_Lover , we need to tag @GrundleStiltzkin for good measure.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
And shit poasting here. I think you’re resume stacks up nice against his international affairs degree. You can put me, @PurpleBaze and GRUNDLE down as references.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Living in your moms basement apparently.backthepack said:
I know. What am I doing with my life?!?CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there) -
My malarkey senses are tingling!
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You’re correct. It was complete malarkey on my part not to tag @GrundleStiltzkin.PurpleBaze said:
@CFetters_Nacho_Lover , we need to tag @GrundleStiltzkin for good measure.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
And shit poasting here. I think you’re resume stacks up nice against his international affairs degree. You can put me, @PurpleBaze and GRUNDLE down as references.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Living in your moms basement apparently.backthepack said:
I know. What am I doing with my life?!?CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Thanks @PurpleBaze. You’re a true friend and great supporter of the malarkey work on this bored. -
You don’t want to check my malarkey notifications for a day.
@PurpleJ @CFetters_Nacho_Lover @Joods_Mountain_Dew @hellodawgfans @utesby5 @TennesseeMark @EricLikesFB -
Even a dummy has to actively try to fail with all those resources. You know a good portion of professor's are willing to give C's for showing up and giving even a little effort, especially in this pc world.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know I’ll hear “did they master hanging up the gas pump right” but both Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley graduated from Oregon in the spring. Holland was a true sophomore and McKinley a redshirt freshman.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Since they’re in Eugene for most of the summer taking a bunch of classes during the summer sessions is the key. Oregon also spends nearly $2 million a year on tutoring for the athletic department in their $40 million, athletes only, architectural award winning glass cube.
Anytime I hear a football player at a big school fucked up their grades I don’t understand how it’s even possible. My girlfriend worked as a tutor there and you had to be both dumb and chronically absent to fuck it up. -
Most of the best tims of my life were spent with Beaver Hunt.bananasnblondes said:
Hustler magazine's Beaver Hunt sectiondnc said:
What's this from?backthepack said:
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C’s get degrees. And keep eligibilitieees.RoadDawg55 said:
Even a dummy has to actively try to fail with all those resources. You know a good portion of professor's are willing to give C's for showing up and giving even a little effort, especially in this pc world.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know I’ll hear “did they master hanging up the gas pump right” but both Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley graduated from Oregon in the spring. Holland was a true sophomore and McKinley a redshirt freshman.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Since they’re in Eugene for most of the summer taking a bunch of classes during the summer sessions is the key. Oregon also spends nearly $2 million a year on tutoring for the athletic department in their $40 million, athletes only, architectural award winning glass cube.
Anytime I hear a football player at a big school fucked up their grades I don’t understand how it’s even possible. My girlfriend worked as a tutor there and you had to be both dumb and chronically absent to fuck it up.
This 146 word essay on Rosa Parks got an A- at UNC, one of the top public schools in the country:
On the evening of December Rosa Parks decided that she was going to sit in the white people section on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. During this time blacks had to give up there seats to whites when more whites got on the bus. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat. Her and the bus driver began to talk and the conversation went like this. “Let me have those front seats” said the driver. She didn’t get up and told the driver that she was tired of giving her seat to white people. “I’m going to have you arrested,” said the driver. “You may do that,” Rosa Parks responded. Two white policemen came in and Rosa Parks asked them “why do you all push us around?” The police officer replied and said “I don’t know, but the law is the law and you’re under arrest.
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Technically giftedRatherBeBrewing said:
C’s get degrees. And keep eligibilitieees.RoadDawg55 said:
Even a dummy has to actively try to fail with all those resources. You know a good portion of professor's are willing to give C's for showing up and giving even a little effort, especially in this pc world.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know I’ll hear “did they master hanging up the gas pump right” but both Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley graduated from Oregon in the spring. Holland was a true sophomore and McKinley a redshirt freshman.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Since they’re in Eugene for most of the summer taking a bunch of classes during the summer sessions is the key. Oregon also spends nearly $2 million a year on tutoring for the athletic department in their $40 million, athletes only, architectural award winning glass cube.
Anytime I hear a football player at a big school fucked up their grades I don’t understand how it’s even possible. My girlfriend worked as a tutor there and you had to be both dumb and chronically absent to fuck it up.
This 146 word essay on Rosa Parks got an A- at UNC, one of the top public schools in the country:
On the evening of December Rosa Parks decided that she was going to sit in the white people section on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. During this time blacks had to give up there seats to whites when more whites got on the bus. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat. Her and the bus driver began to talk and the conversation went like this. “Let me have those front seats” said the driver. She didn’t get up and told the driver that she was tired of giving her seat to white people. “I’m going to have you arrested,” said the driver. “You may do that,” Rosa Parks responded. Two white policemen came in and Rosa Parks asked them “why do you all push us around?” The police officer replied and said “I don’t know, but the law is the law and you’re under arrest. -
UNC CARES about basketballRatherBeBrewing said:
C’s get degrees. And keep eligibilitieees.RoadDawg55 said:
Even a dummy has to actively try to fail with all those resources. You know a good portion of professor's are willing to give C's for showing up and giving even a little effort, especially in this pc world.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know I’ll hear “did they master hanging up the gas pump right” but both Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley graduated from Oregon in the spring. Holland was a true sophomore and McKinley a redshirt freshman.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Since they’re in Eugene for most of the summer taking a bunch of classes during the summer sessions is the key. Oregon also spends nearly $2 million a year on tutoring for the athletic department in their $40 million, athletes only, architectural award winning glass cube.
Anytime I hear a football player at a big school fucked up their grades I don’t understand how it’s even possible. My girlfriend worked as a tutor there and you had to be both dumb and chronically absent to fuck it up.
This 146 word essay on Rosa Parks got an A- at UNC, one of the top public schools in the country:
On the evening of December Rosa Parks decided that she was going to sit in the white people section on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. During this time blacks had to give up there seats to whites when more whites got on the bus. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat. Her and the bus driver began to talk and the conversation went like this. “Let me have those front seats” said the driver. She didn’t get up and told the driver that she was tired of giving her seat to white people. “I’m going to have you arrested,” said the driver. “You may do that,” Rosa Parks responded. Two white policemen came in and Rosa Parks asked them “why do you all push us around?” The police officer replied and said “I don’t know, but the law is the law and you’re under arrest. -
Maybe it was being graded on proper use of quotation marks?RatherBeBrewing said:
C’s get degrees. And keep eligibilitieees.RoadDawg55 said:
Even a dummy has to actively try to fail with all those resources. You know a good portion of professor's are willing to give C's for showing up and giving even a little effort, especially in this pc world.RatherBeBrewing said:
I know I’ll hear “did they master hanging up the gas pump right” but both Jevon Holland and Verone McKinley graduated from Oregon in the spring. Holland was a true sophomore and McKinley a redshirt freshman.CallMeBigErn said:
Class of 2018 and has his degree. That's wild, man.backthepack said:
3CallMeBigErn said:
He got his degree in 2 years?Edwin_Bambino said:
Who already has his degree. If he doesn’t come here it won’t be for academics, it will be the coaches either couldn’t or wouldn’t find space for him.backthepack said:
He is an academic all american.animate said:- not gonna happen
- uw is supposedly hard to get into as a transfer
- he has a "serious" injury history
- he's going to upset the apple cart (lol). Death row is in much better shape than other units. They don't need to bring in a compromised athlete unless we're talking Kenny Easley ...
- let it go people, if he goes anywhere in the pac12 it's either the arizona schools, wsu or osu, probably osu ... maybe colorado/utah or ucla (just throwing that out there)
Since they’re in Eugene for most of the summer taking a bunch of classes during the summer sessions is the key. Oregon also spends nearly $2 million a year on tutoring for the athletic department in their $40 million, athletes only, architectural award winning glass cube.
Anytime I hear a football player at a big school fucked up their grades I don’t understand how it’s even possible. My girlfriend worked as a tutor there and you had to be both dumb and chronically absent to fuck it up.
This 146 word essay on Rosa Parks got an A- at UNC, one of the top public schools in the country:
On the evening of December Rosa Parks decided that she was going to sit in the white people section on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. During this time blacks had to give up there seats to whites when more whites got on the bus. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat. Her and the bus driver began to talk and the conversation went like this. “Let me have those front seats” said the driver. She didn’t get up and told the driver that she was tired of giving her seat to white people. “I’m going to have you arrested,” said the driver. “You may do that,” Rosa Parks responded. Two white policemen came in and Rosa Parks asked them “why do you all push us around?” The police officer replied and said “I don’t know, but the law is the law and you’re under arrest.
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Hes a take I saw a highlight reel of his where he was blitzing and had a small hint on Jamal Adams in him. He just needs the coaching to get there. He plays at full speed while the rest of our defense outside of E3, MCduff, and Eddy play at half speed. We could use him on top
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Hes a true freshman playing like that, Ill take him just coach him and get his mind right
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Worth a shot. But I am being told we are full.
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Per Ektard
247's Greg Biggins posted on the board last week that Jaiden Woodbey is set to transfer from Florida State and the Huskies, if they are interested, would be on his short list of top schools. The Huskies were one of the schools in the middle of his recruitment for quite some time, but he was a kid who loved the thought of the bright lights in other parts of the country and he didn't really give them much of a look after he started to go national.
Fast forward to now and he's looking to get back west and he'd like to talk to Washington.
From talking to people, it sounds like Washington will at least give him a look and kick the tires, but there's a lot that goes into it other than him being a good football player.
1) Has he maxed out his potential? (there's a number of reasons guys leave schools and one of them is because the coaches who signed him realize he isn't as good as they thought he was or that he has room to grow as a player)
2) How are his grades/credits? (it's very hard to transfer to UW and this definitely will play into him being a serious target for them)
3) What do the numbers look like? (I know there's a loud and vocal group that says 'you take the best guys, the numbers will work out' and normally I would agree with that sentiment for the most part, but with the way that eligiblity is being adjusted for this season, a lot depends on who wants to come back and making sure their numbers aren't out of whack)
From talking to different people, I think the Huskies will definitely be interested and will start to go through the process with him, but it's going to be a long process to figure out what happens with him. -
So Ektard doesn’t know anything like always? Got it
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A week ago, former Florida State safety Jaiden Lars-Woodbey went in to the portal and schools wasted no time hitting him up.
Lars-Woodbey originally signed with Florida State as part of Wille Taggart's first class back in 2018. He was rated the No. 35 player nationally in the247Sport Composite and had an immediate impact, earning freshman All-American honors for the Noles. He suffered a serious knee injury early in his sophomore year and ended up taking a redshirt.
He started this season, playing both safety and linebacker before deciding to opt out earlier this month. He’ll have three years of eligibility left but in a perfect world, would love to just spend one more year in college.
“Ideally, I would love to be one and done,” Lars-Woodbey said. “If I have to stay for two I will but in a perfect world, I’m looking to find a place where I can step in and make an immediate impact.
“I’m doing a lot of research on where I fit in best from a position standpoint, the scheme and the depth chart and who really needs me. I’ve talked to a lot of schools but the main ones I’m focused on right now are Boston College, Notre Dame, Texas and Washington.”
The Huskies already have a handful of former St. John Bosco Braves on the squad.
"I know a lot of guys over there," Lars-Woodbey said. "I know Keith Taylor really well and have already talked to him about how he likes it out there. Plus they have Terrell Bynum, Sean McGrew and a few other players that I know well so I have a strong comfort level with the school.
"You know I gave them a really hard look out of high school and liked them a lot. They were one of my top schools before I originally committed to Ohio State and I visited back in high school as well and liked it a lot there. They have a great campus, it's a beautiful area so I'm giving them a hard look."
Lars-Woodbey said it helps having a relationship with the coaches already in place.
"I know coach Lake really well," Lars-Woodbey said. "We have already talked multiple times and I have talked with Will Harris too. Coach Lake, he does a great job developing defensive backs and getting them to the next level and that's obviously a huge goal of mine.
"He's a coach I really liked back in high school and it has been fun to rekindle that going through the process again here. I'm very familiar with him and the school and what they're about so I think it's a good all around fit."
As for a timeframe of a decision, Lars-Woodbey said he's hoping to commit later this month.
“I would love to be committed before Christmas,” Lars-Woodbey said. “I want to be on campus and be able to practice with the team for their Bowl prep in January if I can.
“The biggest factors for me in the decision are like I said, finding a place where I can impact early, a coaching staff that I have a good relationship with and a place where I can be successful and feel comfortable on and off the field.” -
Sounds like he's talking to Lake more than Egbuka or JTT.insinceredawg said:A week ago, former Florida State safety Jaiden Lars-Woodbey went in to the portal and schools wasted no time hitting him up.
Lars-Woodbey originally signed with Florida State as part of Wille Taggart's first class back in 2018. He was rated the No. 35 player nationally in the247Sport Composite and had an immediate impact, earning freshman All-American honors for the Noles. He suffered a serious knee injury early in his sophomore year and ended up taking a redshirt.
He started this season, playing both safety and linebacker before deciding to opt out earlier this month. He’ll have three years of eligibility left but in a perfect world, would love to just spend one more year in college.
“Ideally, I would love to be one and done,” Lars-Woodbey said. “If I have to stay for two I will but in a perfect world, I’m looking to find a place where I can step in and make an immediate impact.
“I’m doing a lot of research on where I fit in best from a position standpoint, the scheme and the depth chart and who really needs me. I’ve talked to a lot of schools but the main ones I’m focused on right now are Boston College, Notre Dame, Texas and Washington.”
The Huskies already have a handful of former St. John Bosco Braves on the squad.
"I know a lot of guys over there," Lars-Woodbey said. "I know Keith Taylor really well and have already talked to him about how he likes it out there. Plus they have Terrell Bynum, Sean McGrew and a few other players that I know well so I have a strong comfort level with the school.
"You know I gave them a really hard look out of high school and liked them a lot. They were one of my top schools before I originally committed to Ohio State and I visited back in high school as well and liked it a lot there. They have a great campus, it's a beautiful area so I'm giving them a hard look."
Lars-Woodbey said it helps having a relationship with the coaches already in place.
"I know coach Lake really well," Lars-Woodbey said. "We have already talked multiple times and I have talked with Will Harris too. Coach Lake, he does a great job developing defensive backs and getting them to the next level and that's obviously a huge goal of mine.
"He's a coach I really liked back in high school and it has been fun to rekindle that going through the process again here. I'm very familiar with him and the school and what they're about so I think it's a good all around fit."
As for a timeframe of a decision, Lars-Woodbey said he's hoping to commit later this month.
“I would love to be committed before Christmas,” Lars-Woodbey said. “I want to be on campus and be able to practice with the team for their Bowl prep in January if I can.
“The biggest factors for me in the decision are like I said, finding a place where I can impact early, a coaching staff that I have a good relationship with and a place where I can be successful and feel comfortable on and off the field.”
DoogItUp? -
So he's talked to Lake one time?dnc said:
Sounds like he's talking to Lake more than Egbuka or JTT.insinceredawg said:A week ago, former Florida State safety Jaiden Lars-Woodbey went in to the portal and schools wasted no time hitting him up.
Lars-Woodbey originally signed with Florida State as part of Wille Taggart's first class back in 2018. He was rated the No. 35 player nationally in the247Sport Composite and had an immediate impact, earning freshman All-American honors for the Noles. He suffered a serious knee injury early in his sophomore year and ended up taking a redshirt.
He started this season, playing both safety and linebacker before deciding to opt out earlier this month. He’ll have three years of eligibility left but in a perfect world, would love to just spend one more year in college.
“Ideally, I would love to be one and done,” Lars-Woodbey said. “If I have to stay for two I will but in a perfect world, I’m looking to find a place where I can step in and make an immediate impact.
“I’m doing a lot of research on where I fit in best from a position standpoint, the scheme and the depth chart and who really needs me. I’ve talked to a lot of schools but the main ones I’m focused on right now are Boston College, Notre Dame, Texas and Washington.”
The Huskies already have a handful of former St. John Bosco Braves on the squad.
"I know a lot of guys over there," Lars-Woodbey said. "I know Keith Taylor really well and have already talked to him about how he likes it out there. Plus they have Terrell Bynum, Sean McGrew and a few other players that I know well so I have a strong comfort level with the school.
"You know I gave them a really hard look out of high school and liked them a lot. They were one of my top schools before I originally committed to Ohio State and I visited back in high school as well and liked it a lot there. They have a great campus, it's a beautiful area so I'm giving them a hard look."
Lars-Woodbey said it helps having a relationship with the coaches already in place.
"I know coach Lake really well," Lars-Woodbey said. "We have already talked multiple times and I have talked with Will Harris too. Coach Lake, he does a great job developing defensive backs and getting them to the next level and that's obviously a huge goal of mine.
"He's a coach I really liked back in high school and it has been fun to rekindle that going through the process again here. I'm very familiar with him and the school and what they're about so I think it's a good all around fit."
As for a timeframe of a decision, Lars-Woodbey said he's hoping to commit later this month.
“I would love to be committed before Christmas,” Lars-Woodbey said. “I want to be on campus and be able to practice with the team for their Bowl prep in January if I can.
“The biggest factors for me in the decision are like I said, finding a place where I can impact early, a coaching staff that I have a good relationship with and a place where I can be successful and feel comfortable on and off the field.”
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