This is a really poor take
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I read that article. He was literally all over the place with his comments. Compared Auburn to an Ivy league school. I'm sorry, what?
I want us to get Charles because he's a special talent in our back yard, but something else is going on with this kid. It's like he thinks the world is out to get him.
This is like being in a long relationship with a girl that inexplicably dumps you all the sudden, only to later find out she's been seeing a guy behind your back that happens to make more money. Then, when you ask her for her reasoning, she tells you that he has more money, goodbye.
I feel kind of bad for him actually. It's pretty obvious to me that someone is trying to steer him in a direction that he probably doesn't really want to go. Hopefully our coaches and boosters will step in and do some damage control because from where I sit that's probably what it's going to take to resolve this where we get him to MSU.
I'll let the professionals handle this.
At this point, keeping Pickering and James are more of a priority than getting Moore back. Would also love to get Plumlee and Mingo, but plumlee isn't saying much and Mingo is probably OM bound. Just keep the ones we have and avoid a major disaster.
I would think Collin Duncan is ours. So if we can add Duncan to Pickering, then get Walker, Cunningham, and Payton, that would be pretty strong and I think a reasonable close for us. Top 20. Add Plumlee to that and it's very strong. Add any of Mingo, Young, Moore, James, and that would be quite impressive.
Auburn just lost their bagman to GT
This is true. Patrick Suddes.
https://auburn.247sports.com/Article...ech-127577817/
Well Duncan is rated higher than Emerson. And folks behind us are going to lose commits and have to scramble and folks ahead of us will too. Additionally, we will have commits that get boosts here soon. One of those being Cross. So with all of that taken into consideration, I would have to almost guarantee that keeping everyone we have now except swapping Duncan for Emerson would land us Top 25., especially considering we are sitting at 23 right now after having lost Moore.
I have to think that outside of James and Emerson our commits are pretty safe as of right now.
Add in Duncan, add in Plumlee, and that's pretty decent. Find a way to get Moore back in the fold and get Mingo, Young, or maybe another current commit to flip and we will be very good. It's going to be stressful at the end but I believe in the process.
A lot of folks are disappointed right now but if everything ended today we would be Top 25. That very rarely happens to us.
Ehhh... I don't know. Mullen's 8 classes (threw out first and last) avg'd out at 28. He was in top 25 4 of the 8. This crop of talent in Mississippi this year is far superior to any of those 8 years. Also keep in mind 3 of the last 4 of those classes were at the absolute height of OM cheating. Moorhead hasn't had to deal with that, yet
I meant that we are disappointed that we are sitting at 23rd right now. That usually never happens to us. So I get what you are saying about OM and the more talent, but we are also seeing a lot of kids being pursued hardcore by big time programs. That usually doesn't happen. I mean Raydarious is listed on 24/7 as the 16th best prospect in MS. And he's going to LSU. How many times has LSU gone after a kid that far down the list? A stacked state means more intrusion and competition from programs that are historically better than us.
Hurts in the protocol. Just a matter of time.
Ole Miss has more money to pony up now that Ealy is out....Id be shocked if we got Mingo now. Don't think we had much chance anyway
Steve said Dylan Lawrence is McKinley Jackson's cousin or some other close relation. Lawrence says we are his "dream school"
Wouldn't this theory also apply to UGA, since they let Lawrence out of their backyard in favor of Fields (who was also in their yard)?
Should they have simply convinced both that they needed to come to UGA to "protect their home turf"?
It's easy to keep spewing this narrative you've created, but MetEdDawg explained that with higher rated kids - more schools are going to come calling. How would you propose the coaches lock up all the talent in the state?
You talking about the school that's signed a 96 or higher rated player the last 3 classes from the following states: MS, AL, TX, FL, NC, TN, IL, NY, and PA? That Georgia? Nah, brah... you serious?
ETA... for reference, we have signed 6 and have 1 commit rated 96 or higher the last decade. All of the them are from Mississippi. Georgia in the past 3 years has signed (committed) 12 96 or higher rated players from 9 states outside Georgia.
I can see mingo being hesitant to sign here. Young though I don't get... we develop dlinemen quite well and we have a potential spot open for him to start. I also understand Bama is even better at putting dlinemen in the nfl, but the depth chart will be much harder to navigate.