He gone. Had little interest in us once he started getting offers. We weren’t even his 2nd option.
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He gone. Had little interest in us once he started getting offers. We weren’t even his 2nd option.
LOL at bragging about post count on a message board.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
I feel sorry for you tbh
I figured. Oh well, move on and let's get someone else. That's all you can do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Is it because this is such a deep, talented class that it seems like more than usual are going out of state thus far?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
This is exactly correct. Just think how many guys would have gotten away if Mullen had been here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
The truth is in most year MS only has 3-5 guys that the LSU's and Bama's want and push for, this class has 15+. So it's not that this class doesn't like MS relative to past classes, nor is it that we've always gotten our pick of guys and it's just the scraps that are leaving. There's a lot more guys leaving this year because there's a lot more guys with the opportunity to leave. Is what it is, just have to rely on out of state guys to fill inQuote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Just bringing in the news to this thread. Emery commits to UGA.
Rayburn from Hancock can ball. Trust me.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
A lot of people said Austin Williams was too small to play in the SEC and now look. Rayburn is faster than Williams and about the same size he was in high school.
Shouldn't be surprising... apparently Georgia gets who they want. I have a hard time seeing us flip an out of state kid from the newest recruiting king on the block. Next...Quote:
Originally Posted by bostondawg
And we don’t need another possession receiver. Plus, remind me what Williams has done when he’s actually done it in a game. People are waaaay over buying on his stock. He’s no big play guy. He’s a smart guy. We need big play potential. But, Rayburn is probably going to get his shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuckyIsAB****
Maybe notQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
But it will be a lot easier to flip from UGA than LSU ...
I put it out there then all the so called recruiting experts followed suit saying that Emery would commit to state And I always thought it would be a battle to keep him . We now have a bigger battle on our hands that’s to flip him .. and from what I have heard The Dad is who’s pro UGA which is conflicting news that was reported by Rosebowl since he “talked to the dad”..
Let’s see what happens I don’t know about IYOK but I will stay on Emery Island until he signs.. Because I don’t think he shuts it down.. we shall see
We need big play potential RIGHT NOW, but 3-5 years from now (when you can expect most '19 commits to be starters) we'll need both big play and possession receivers. You can't just ignore one because it looks like the current roster is stacked with them- Mitchell, Jackson, Mixon, Dear, Thomas, Couch will all be gone when Rayburn/whatever 2019 kid is in his prime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Note that I'm not saying anything about Rayburn, I know nothing about him. I'm merely saying that we also need to recruit possession guys along with home run outside threats
I think Emery ends up at LSU. I think this is just the flip set up for them.
I think he stays put at Georgia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
You guys would recruit like Mullen. He would’ve already offered Rayburn. He has no offers. No need to jump on that right now.
I'm just basing my opinion on what I see from the outside looking in. My opinion on this is 100% speculation. Would love to be wrong. You clearly know much, much more than me on thisQuote:
Originally Posted by Ari Gold
If I believed I was a great RB, I’d choose UGA over LSU. Much better shot at winning it all. I’m just guessing on Emery. I have no info there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bothrops
Remember this post when he scores his 1st TD 1st game!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
I think there's a lot of local pressure on him to go to LSU and he doesn't want to go there. Just a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
If he can play I want him. But I would also at the same time see how the board looks and offer him later if there is a spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Recruiting has developed into a travel ball culture where coaching and system don't matter. All that matters is the status of the helmet and playing with others you consider yourself equal too
Best RB I've seen is Ealy, and that includes Emery. If we can possibly flip him, that would be fantastic. Everybody says he's a great baseball player and will probably sign a contract, but I think we should go all out to get him if we possible can.
So I was blasted when I said we should be worried when Georgia ramped up their pursuit of of Emery....
Our quick success with commits for this class gave me maroon colored glasses, but it probably wouldn't be anywhere near this if the Country Club was still there. We have 8 of the top 25 committed, although 1 is predicted by some to flip. There are 4 of the top 25 uncommitted who are warmer (1) or warm (3) to us according to 24/7. I thought we were closer to the day that bama, AU, and other blue bloods couldn't cherry pick so easily. Only beating them regularly will stop this. Moving from the higher plateau that Dan carried us to is appreciated but the climb higher only comes from knocking others down the mountain. What have we had, one winning record in the SEC in the last ? years? Big year on the field will help change minds. Bring it on. Hail State!
Of course he does... all the so called experts follow his lead.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Ouch, no more guessing from you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Doggie_Style
So what is not accurate with that statement? I still think our next commitment is Hubbard, September 1, after camp. The others were a maybe and we whiffed on Cross. Burdine will be a Dawg.....blow it out your a**Quote:
Originally Posted by Turfdawg67
Question for the recruiting guys here (I have nowhere near the knowledge you guys have). When will the class of 2020 'crooting really get rolling? I have my eye on a 2020 qb but I'm not familiar enough with recruiting to know the process.
Usually the next year's recruiting gets going about right now & will ramp up as those players take visits during the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgHouseUnited
Thanks. He's been to a bunch of camps this summer and played on a 7v7 team, I just don't know how it all actually works out.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
If he id good our coaches will be on him. You should not try to recruit him.Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgHouseUnited
I'm definitely staying out of it. More just curious about the actual workings of the process.Quote:
Originally Posted by msbulldog
Did he say he was trying to recruit him?Quote:
Originally Posted by msbulldog
Hey United, who is the QB you speak of?
Jackson flips. Welcome to the SEC West/Mississippi-branch CJM! Mingo or bust now!
He’s been committed to 3 schools in 3 months. He’s struggling with recruiting. He’ll be back on the market later.
I tend to agree with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
He's extremely emotional and just commits to whoever he visits.
Who was the 14 year old Mullen had recruited years ago? ESPN I believe wrote an article about it. Can’t seem to find it though, maybe I imagined it.
Also, another young name to watch for is PJ Lindsay out of NWRankin.
He?s right where he always wanted to be.....I think Mingo goes with himQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Losing both would really hurtQuote:
Originally Posted by Doggie_Style
Yup....looks like we will have that spot for Rayburn after allQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg