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Can we throw in a 5-star RB just to be on the safe side? I'll settle for a high 4-starFlorida would seem to be a safe bet on the WHERE.
I'd like a 5-star DE and a 5-star DT.
Can we throw in a 5-star RB just to be on the safe side? I'll settle for a high 4-starFlorida would seem to be a safe bet on the WHERE.
I'd like a 5-star DE and a 5-star DT.
Also If you all wanna watch some really fun HS film. Watch the Chevy brenson kid. I love this kids film. @moggs3 has been on it from the start. Kids gonna be really good. Prolly ends up as a split out TE similar to barker. Great feet, massive frame, good hands. He’s also shot up 38 spots on the 247 WR rankings. He’s gone from unranked to a top 1000 kid and a top 15 player in Missouri.
https://www.hudl.com/profile/11865934/Chevalier-Brenson
Also If you all wanna watch some really fun HS film. Watch the Chevy brenson kid. I love this kids film. @moggs3 has been on it from the start. Kids gonna be really good. Prolly ends up as a split out TE similar to barker. Great feet, massive frame, good hands. He’s also shot up 38 spots on the 247 WR rankings. He’s gone from unranked to a top 1000 kid and a top 15 player in Missouri.
https://www.hudl.com/profile/11865934/Chevalier-Brenson
I have zilch for scouting background, but I'm more optimistic of him sticking at WR. If he's moved to TE, it's going to take a couple years at least before he sees the field with physical development and blocking technique. His route running is much improved from his sophomore field. But his hands stick out the most, this recruit can high point the ball and catch the ball in awkward positions. Because of that, I'd have my fingers crossed that he can stick at WR and we can try to maximize his athleticism.
I have zilch for scouting background, but I'm more optimistic of him sticking at WR. If he's moved to TE, it's going to take a couple years at least before he sees the field with physical development and blocking technique. His route running is much improved from his sophomore field. But his hands stick out the most, this recruit can high point the ball and catch the ball in awkward positions. Because of that, I'd have my fingers crossed that he can stick at WR and we can try to maximize his athleticism.
The Williams brothers. Nice reference!! Perhaps the family that has contributed the most to Illini football ---- second only to the extended Butkus family?His height and hands made me think of Oliver Williams, oldest of three brothers who played WR for us.
This statement still makes me want to puke. Ugh...Would put Illinois really close behind Indiana and Purdue in class rankings.
If it makes you feel better with the last 2 recruits we have passed both IU & PU.This statement still makes me want to puke. Ugh...
If it makes you feel better with the last 2 recruits we have passed both IU & PU.
Last place by average player ratingIf it makes you feel better with the last 2 recruits we have passed both IU & PU.
Come on, we’re trying to talk the guy of the ledge.Last place by average player rating
I'm on the ledge tooCome on, we’re trying to talk the guy of the ledge.
I have pretty good feelings about this class. After 4 years we finally have roster depth and can develop the players we are picking up.I have mixed feelings about the class so far. Very intriguing. Lovie and staff have done pretty well with their evals. Would just feel better with some star power. I think everyone would. Not sure what separates our classes from the rest of the big ten.
I have pretty good feelings about this class. After 4 years we finally have roster depth and can develop the players we are picking up.
Prior we had been rushing young talent on to the field which is great in certain aspects as there is no substitute for game reps, but also encourages them to lean on bad habits and athleticism instead of refining technique that in the long run would make them way better.
While the initial stats on this class are not great, what it has is speed in spades though and since we finally have what looks like a B1G two deep depth chart where we can teach the speed the right technique and they will translate better to the field and some might even get drafted.
Lovie isn't going to make us a power house, but we will be relevant by time he leaves here.
Is this the track thread?LOVEEEE the speed we have coming for sure
Is this the track thread?
I think the range is much wider than that. I haven’t given up on powerhouse. A good year this year, & I’m hoping we can get back to the average rating of the Beason-Williams class with classes of 20+, start stacking those classes & I think we can own the west. Unfortunately, I also don’t think Lovie not making it past this season is off the table. The B1G west margin between 1-7 is relatively small & I don’t think either end is out of play.Lovie isn't going to make us a power house, but we will be relevant by time he leaves here.
I think the range is much wider than that. I haven’t given up on powerhouse. A good year this year, & I’m hoping we can get back to the average rating of the Beason-Williams class with classes of 20+, start stacking those classes & I think we can own the west. Unfortunately, I also don’t think Lovie not making it past this season is off the table. The B1G west margin between 1-7 is relatively small & I don’t think either end is out of play.
Carsello to NW. we were his first P5 offer. We contacted him the most during his recruitment. Northwestern offered late and 6 days later he commits. But we don’t care about instate kids!!