Paul thinks we have a couple of commits that have not gone public yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
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Paul thinks we have a couple of commits that have not gone public yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
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Originally Posted by Ari Gold
I?ll be the peckerhead that asks if this is going to be like the ?Maroon Tidal Wave? all over again. I?m excited to see how JoMo closes. He likely won?t do any worse than Danny did.
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Originally Posted by Pollodawg
How do u know these things ahead of everyone else?? Man it's nuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew
If you only knew...Quote:
Originally Posted by preachermatt83
I used to think that our ceiling was top 15-20 in recruiting. Joe has me wondering if I underestimated that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
To be honest my hope for wanting Ole Miss to get nailed was/is twofold:Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
1. They had to cheat and because they did it in part took away some things that we would and should have achieved. They will in fact likely have to vacate some of those accomplishments and there is no question that that the accomplishments that they did achieve are at best tarnished.
2. I had come to the realization that Ole Miss being on probation was the only way that Dan would be able to recruit to his full potential. Of course, I was assuming at the time that Dan would stay.
The good news on that is Dan left. That was as far as recruiting goes a bigger blow to Ole Miss recruiting than anything the NCAA did. My theory for awhile after hearing about some of the backstories on how recruiting battles went down was that Dan was as much and actually MORE of a problem than Ole Miss paying recruits. MSU landing defensive players like Leo Lewis, Chris Jones, PJ Jones, and etc. seemed to reinforce that as they were offered money and wanted badly by Ole Miss and yet we got all of them. Some of them when Ole Miss was going crazy with their recruiting parties even. But notice very few high end in state prospects on the offensive side where the country club lived.
Even worse a lot of things that the old staff wasn't doing were things that were so simple that I think it would massively upset a lot of our fans. Things like just quitting on a recruit or not calling them and paying them any attention. The bottom line is the effort simply wasn't there in recruiting on the offensive side of the ball from the last staff. And even worse they let their arrogance blind them in terms of making improvements. That's why I was so adamant about getting rid of Hevesy and honestly should have been just adamant about getting rid of Sallach and Gonzalez.
We could be waiting to make an actual splash in recruiting for a change. We'll see.Quote:
Originally Posted by msbulldog
We are slow playing some because the are little further down on our big board. And we feel good about the ones ahead of them.
Good news this morning?
My guess it’s Jarrian Jones.
He is a big piece of the Mississippi class.
Quinton TorborQuote:
Originally Posted by Ari Gold
https://twitter.com/QTorbor14/status...181982213?s=20
Not him but good go know you think he’s a dawgQuote:
Originally Posted by Ari Gold
Nice. Was expecting him to committ SBW...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulldog1
Torbor is a stud! Great hands and body control. He won't be the last commit the next couple of weeks either..........................
anybody know why LSU didn't / hasn't offer Torbor?
They signed 3 4 star WRs last year. Perhaps they just "need" him in this classQuote:
Originally Posted by Bully13
LSU can't offer every Louisiana kid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bully13