tOfficial 2021 Recruiting Thread

[Codaxx]

@romeo212000 @Wishbone thoughts on Jaquayln Crawford? Kinda came out of nowhere yesterday. Lord knows we need all the speed we can get.

one of those little jitterbugs that can make people look stupid for overlooking him for being 5’9”, that maybe generous. Has to be used correctly, but an absolute menace in the open field. In the right system he can be a very good college player.

 

[Deep Creek]

one of those little jitterbugs that can make people look stupid for overlooking him for being 5’9”, that maybe generous. Has to be used correctly, but an absolute menace in the open field. In the right system he can be a very good college player.

Sounds like he should have gone to Texas Tech. They've had a ton of the type your just described over the past several years. Little farts are like trying to pin up a rabbit in a barbed wire corral! Right now there are Cantrell (Cards), Amendola (Lions), Coutee (Texans), Grant (Dolphins), Batson (Titans) and that's not even counting the best one they ever had in Welker.

 

[Duckboy33]

Team Rankings on 6/29:

ACC:
1. Clemson (2nd nationally)
2. North Carolina (4th nationally)
3. Miami FL (11th nationally)
4. Notre Dame* (14th nationally)
5. Louisville (18th nationally)
6. Florida State (23rd nationally)
7. Pittsburgh (27th nationally)
8. Boston College (28th nationally)
9. Virginia (29th nationally)
10. Georgia Tech (31st nationally)
11. NC State (39th nationally)
12. Wake Forest (40th nationally)
13. Duke (45th nationally)
14. Virginia Tech (53rd nationally)
15. Syracuse (55th nationally)

Big 12:
1. Texas (10th nationally)
2. Baylor (20th nationally)
3. Oklahoma (30th nationally)
4. West Virginia (34th nationally)
5. Oklahoma State (41st nationally)
6. Iowa State (42nd nationally)
7. Kansas (48th nationally)
8. Kansas State (52nd nationally)
9. Texas Tech (59th nationally)
10. TCU (80th nationally)

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State (1st nationally)
2. Michigan (7th nationally)
3. Wisconsin (12th nationally)
4. Iowa (13th nationally)
5. Minnesota (15th nationally)
6. Maryland (16th nationally)
7. Rutgers (22nd nationally)
8. Penn State (24th nationally)
9. Northwestern (33rd nationally)
10. Nebraska (43rd nationally)
11. Indiana (57th nationally)
12. Michigan State (58th nationally)
13. Illinois (61st nationally)
14. Purdue (62nd nationally)

PAC 12:
1. USC (5th nationally)
2. Oregon (6th nationally)
3. Washington (37th nationally)
4. UCLA (46th nationally)
5. California (56th nationally)
6. Arizona (65th nationally)
7. Washington State (69th nationally)
8. Arizona State (77th nationally)
9. Oregon State (83rd nationally)
10. Utah (84th nationally)
11. Stanford (91st nationally)
12. Colorado (94th nationally)

SEC:
1. Tennessee (3rd nationally)
2. Florida (8th nationally)
3. LSU (9th nationally)
4. Georgia (17th nationally)
5. Alabama (19th nationally)
6. Missouri (21st nationally)
7. Auburn (25th nationally)
8. Texas A&M (26th nationally)
9. Arkansas (32nd nationally)
10. Mississippi State (38th nationally)
11. South Carolina (51st nationally)
12. Kentucky (54th nationally)
13. Vanderbilt (78th nationally)
14. Ole Miss (82nd nationally)

Top 10 G5:
1. Cincinnati (35th nationally)
2. Memphis (36th nationally)
3. SMU (44th nationally)
4. Toledo (47th nationally)
5. Colorado State (49th nationally)
6. Appalachian State (50th nationally)
7. Miami OH (60th nationally)
8. Florida Atlantic (63rd nationally)
9. USF (64th nationally)
10. UCF (66th nationally)

 

[Hitman Hart]

UNC just landed a 5* CB from Virginia Beach

 

[8085sooner]

UNC just landed a 5* CB from Virginia Beach

Brown is nailing it,on the recruiting trail. Now he has to keep them until December.

 

[Thiefery]

Brown is nailing it,on the recruiting trail. Now he has to keep them until December.

That's the thing, he will. He has signed the 9 of the top 11 players in the state of NC and Chesapeake, VA is not that far from Chappell Hill. He's doing what he did the first go around with UNC.

 

[Chewbaccer]

UNC just landed a 5* CB from Virginia Beach

Damnit. Hopefully Kirby can flip him. He was a Georgia lean until recently

 

[Hitman Hart]

Damnit. Hopefully Kirby can flip him. He was a Georgia lean until recently

fwiw, Dre Bly is his lead recruiter for him at UNC

i think he's going to be hard to flip

 

[Chewbaccer]

fwiw, Dre Bly is his lead recruiter for him at UNC

i think he's going to be hard to flip

Win some, lose some. We’re pretty deep at defensive back at least

 

[Codaxx]

Figure this Is recruiting related. Elite 11 just became a bigger joke. Caleb Williams was the MVP after having a pretty rough 2 days. Twitter folks were killing 247 guys. They responded with 50% of MVP is junior film. Not long after Dilfer defenses the decision vs the mob by saying 75% o. MVP is based on junior film.

 

[Thiefery]

Figure this Is recruiting related. Elite 11 just became a bigger joke. Caleb Williams was the MVP after having a pretty rough 2 days. Twitter folks were killing 247 guys. They responded with 50% of MVP is junior film. Not long after Dilfer defenses the decision vs the mob by saying 75% o. MVP is based on junior film.

yeah.. saw some of the highlights.. That kid that is a Baylor commit from Texas seemed legit

 

[8085sooner]

Figure this Is recruiting related. Elite 11 just became a bigger joke. Caleb Williams was the MVP after having a pretty rough 2 days. Twitter folks were killing 247 guys. They responded with 50% of MVP is junior film. Not long after Dilfer defenses the decision vs the mob by saying 75% o. MVP is based on junior film.

Sports Illustrated, the sponsor. Had Caleb Williams winning day 1 by a landslide. Finished 3rd on Pro day. Plus he beat everyone, including Justin Fields, in the "rail" challenge.

247 had Williams winning day 1, 3rd again on pro day and of course the rail challenge.

The OSU guy had Williams 1st day 1. Tenth on Pro day and winning the rail challenge. He had an agenda, putting McCord 1st and Williams 10th. When everyone else had McCord 4th or tied for 4th. Plus he never posted Williams beating Justin Fields, in the rail challenge on Twitter.

 

[8085sooner]

yeah.. saw some of the highlights.. That kid that is a Baylor commit from Texas seemed legit

Baylor got a good one. He's going to give defenses a lot of trouble.

 

[Codaxx]

Sports Illustrated, the sponsor. Had Caleb Williams winning day 1 by a landslide. Finished 3rd on Pro day. Plus he beat everyone, including Justin Fields, in the "rail" challenge.

247 had Williams winning day 1, 3rd again on pro day and of course the rail challenge.

The OSU guy had Williams 1st day 1. Tenth on Pro day and winning the rail challenge. He had an agenda, putting McCord 1st and Williams 10th. When everyone else had McCord 4th or tied for 4th. Plus he never posted Williams beating Justin Fields, in the rail challenge on Twitter.

he finished 10th in their Pro day and 12th in accuracy testing. He didn’t preform well. That isn’t really debatable. It is 2 days in shorts, so I would t be too upset about it. I just found it funny the guy didn’t do well in testing and got the MVP. The funny part is the sponsors of the event saying that the testing in the event is not the biggest factor of choosing the MVP of the event. I find that irony funny

 

[kburjr]

Team Rankings on 6/29:

ACC:
1. Clemson (2nd nationally)
2. North Carolina (4th nationally)
3. Miami FL (11th nationally)
4. Notre Dame* (14th nationally)
5. Louisville (18th nationally)
6. Florida State (23rd nationally)
7. Pittsburgh (27th nationally)
8. Boston College (28th nationally)
9. Virginia (29th nationally)
10. Georgia Tech (31st nationally)
11. NC State (39th nationally)
12. Wake Forest (40th nationally)
13. Duke (45th nationally)
14. Virginia Tech (53rd nationally)
15. Syracuse (55th nationally)

Big 12:
1. Texas (10th nationally)
2. Baylor (20th nationally)
3. Oklahoma (30th nationally)
4. West Virginia (34th nationally)
5. Oklahoma State (41st nationally)
6. Iowa State (42nd nationally)
7. Kansas (48th nationally)
8. Kansas State (52nd nationally)
9. Texas Tech (59th nationally)
10. TCU (80th nationally)

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State (1st nationally)
2. Michigan (7th nationally)
3. Wisconsin (12th nationally)
4. Iowa (13th nationally)
5. Minnesota (15th nationally)
6. Maryland (16th nationally)
7. Rutgers (22nd nationally)
8. Penn State (24th nationally)
9. Northwestern (33rd nationally)
10. Nebraska (43rd nationally)
11. Indiana (57th nationally)
12. Michigan State (58th nationally)
13. Illinois (61st nationally)
14. Purdue (62nd nationally)

PAC 12:
1. USC (5th nationally)
2. Oregon (6th nationally)
3. Washington (37th nationally)
4. UCLA (46th nationally)
5. California (56th nationally)
6. Arizona (65th nationally)
7. Washington State (69th nationally)
8. Arizona State (77th nationally)
9. Oregon State (83rd nationally)
10. Utah (84th nationally)
11. Stanford (91st nationally)
12. Colorado (94th nationally)

SEC:
1. Tennessee (3rd nationally)
2. Florida (8th nationally)
3. LSU (9th nationally)
4. Georgia (17th nationally)
5. Alabama (19th nationally)
6. Missouri (21st nationally)
7. Auburn (25th nationally)
8. Texas A&M (26th nationally)
9. Arkansas (32nd nationally)
10. Mississippi State (38th nationally)
11. South Carolina (51st nationally)
12. Kentucky (54th nationally)
13. Vanderbilt (78th nationally)
14. Ole Miss (82nd nationally)

Top 10 G5:
1. Cincinnati (35th nationally)
2. Memphis (36th nationally)
3. SMU (44th nationally)
4. Toledo (47th nationally)
5. Colorado State (49th nationally)
6. Appalachian State (50th nationally)
7. Miami OH (60th nationally)
8. Florida Atlantic (63rd nationally)
9. USF (64th nationally)
10. UCF (66th nationally)

I know it's early but it sure is nice seeing the Badgers moving up

 

[Deep Creek]

he finished 10th in their Pro day and 12th in accuracy testing. He didn’t preform well. That isn’t really debatable. It is 2 days in shorts, so I would t be too upset about it. I just found it funny the guy didn’t do well in testing and got the MVP. The funny part is the sponsors of the event saying that the testing in the event is not the biggest factor of choosing the MVP of the event. I find that irony funny

Then why test them?

 

[Thiefery]

Baylor got a good one. He's going to give defenses a lot of trouble.

From a TX board; they said that he would flip to UT if offered. It's the school he and his family grew up cheering for. Texas has Jalen Milroe but he and Bama have stayed in communication.

 

[Duckboy33]

Average Recruit Ranking on 7/4:

ACC:
Clemson - 94.32
North Carolina - 92.10
Notre Dame* - 91.41
Florida State - 88.60
Miami FL - 88.37
Louisville - 86.40
NC State - 86.34
Georgia Tech - 86.01
Virginia - 85.65
Pittsburgh - 85.49
Duke - 85.14
Virginia Tech - 84.90
Boston College - 84.55
Syracuse - 83.90
Wake Forest - 83.74

Big 12:
Texas - 91.61
Oklahoma - 91.05
West Virginia - 87.63
Texas Tech - 87.19
Baylor - 86.55
Oklahoma State - 86.49
TCU - 85.85
Kansas State - 85.68
Kansas - 84.59
Iowa State - 84.43

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 95.71
Michigan - 89.32
Wisconsin - 88.76
Penn State - 88.51
Iowa - 87.83
Minnesota - 87.75
Nebraska - 87.40
Maryland - 87.16
Indiana - 86.42
Northwestern - 86.09
Purdue - 85.50
Michigan State - 85.08
Rutgers - 84.72
Illinois - 84.47

PAC 12:
Oregon - 91.96
USC - 91.22
California - 88.47
Washington - 87.96
Stanford - 87.10
Utah - 87.08
UCLA - 86.52
Oregon State - 84.93
Arizona State - 84.84
Colorado - 84.72
Arizona - 84.00
Washington State - 83.97

SEC:
Alabama - 94.09
Georgia - 94.08
LSU - 93.54
Auburn - 90.57
Texas A&M - 90.30
Tennessee - 89.92
Florida - 89.56
Ole Miss - 87.94
Arkansas - 87.23
Mississippi State - 87.14
Kentucky - 86.85
Missouri - 86.52
South Carolina - 86.00
Vanderbilt - 84.35

Top 10 G5:
SMU - 85.97
Georgia State - 85.93
Houston - 85.01
Cincinnati - 84.98
Memphis - 84.90
ECU - 84.87
UCF - 84.48
LA Tech - 84.43
USF - 84.40
Ohio - 84.30

 

[romeo212000]

 

[B_dub]

Four-star cornerback Latrell McCutchin commits to Oklahoma