tOfficial 2020 Recruiting Thread

[Innermind]

4-star OG Jonathan Denis out of Florida has committed to Oregon.

Jonathan Denis, South Dade, Offensive Guard

 

[Innermind]

4-star OT Chad Lindberg out of Texas has committed to Georgia.

Chad Lindberg, Clear Creek, Offensive Tackle

 

[Innermind]

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4-star S Antonio Johnson out of Illinois decommitted from Tennessee after visiting Texas A&M.

Antonio Johnson, East St. Louis, Safety


Top247 safety decommits from Vols

 

[gob]

Apparently Tejas is the front runner for that 5* RB out of Arizona now.

 

[Texas Jefe]

Apparently Tejas is the front runner for that 5* RB out of Arizona now.

Improved odds, yet it's recruiting: it aint over until they sign that letter...and even then it may not be over (lesson #1, Bru McCoy)

 

[OldDevilDawg]

5-star RB Kendall Milton out of Fresno, California commits to UGA.

Kendall Milton announcement: Five-star 2020 RB recruit picks Georgia over Alabama, LSU, Ohio State

 

[Innermind]

4-star WR Johnny Wilson out of California has committed to Oregon. 6' 6" WR...wowser.

Johnny Wilson, Calabasas, Wide Receiver

 

[Across The Field]

Apparently Tejas is the front runner for that 5* RB out of Arizona now.

Something doesn't smell right with this situation. He hasn't taken a visit since June to any schools, and just out of the blue he goes from being an extremely heavy lean to OSU to suddenly being favored to Texas. If he was just coming off a visit to Texas, or even an in-home visit from the UT staff, it'd make sense, but that didn't happen.

 

[Chewbaccer]

5-star RB Kendall Milton out of Fresno, California commits to UGA.

Kendall Milton announcement: Five-star 2020 RB recruit picks Georgia over Alabama, LSU, Ohio State

Boy if we could create a California pipeline...

 

[Across The Field]

Boy if we could create a California pipeline...

Now's the time. The Pac12 is basically intramural-level overall right now, so go ahead and get it.

 

[Churchillin]

Something doesn't smell right with this situation. He hasn't taken a visit since June to any schools, and just out of the blue he goes from being an extremely heavy lean to OSU to suddenly being favored to Texas. If he was just coming off a visit to Texas, or even an in-home visit from the UT staff, it'd make sense, but that didn't happen.

Is there a theory on why this happened?

 

[Across The Field]

Is there a theory on why this happened?

That's the thing - nothing. I haven't even seen a quote from him, it was the word of another recruit that said he wasn't going to OSU. Just doesn't make sense.

 

[Duckboy33]

Rankings by Conference:

ACC:
Clemson (1st nationally)
Miami FL (8th nationally)
Florida State (13th nationally)
North Carolina (16th nationally)
Georgia Tech (24th nationally)
Louisville (28th nationally)
NC State (30th nationally)
Pittsburgh (34th nationally)
Boston College (46th nationally)
Wake Forest (48th nationally)
Syracuse (60th nationally)
Duke (62nd nationally)
Virginia (64th nationally)
Virginia Tech (71st nationally)

SEC:
Alabama (2nd nationally)
LSU (3rd nationally)
Georgia (5th nationally)
Texas A&M (9th nationally)
Florida (10th nationally)
Auburn (15th nationally)
Mississippi State (17th nationally)
Ole Miss (18th nationally)
South Carolina (21st nationally)
Kentucky (23rd nationally)
Arkansas (29th nationally)
Tennessee (31st nationally)
Missouri (39th nationally)
Vanderbilt (53rd nationally)

Big Ten:
Ohio State (4th nationally)
Michigan (7th nationally)
Penn State (14th nationally)
Iowa (22nd nationally)
Minnesota (25th nationally)
Northwestern (26th nationally)
Purdue (33rd nationally)
Wisconsin (35th nationally)
Maryland (44th nationally)
Michigan State (50th nationally)
Indiana (52nd nationally)
Nebraska (61st nationally)
Rutgers (84th nationally)
Illinois (89th nationally)

Big 12:
Oklahoma (11th nationally)
Texas (20th nationally)
Iowa State (32nd nationally)
Kansas (37th nationally)
Kansas State (38th nationally)
Oklahoma State (42nd nationally)
TCU (49th nationally)
West Virginia (51st nationally)
Texas Tech (55th nationally)
Baylor (57th nationally)

PAC 12:
Oregon (12th nationally)
Washington (19th nationally)
Stanford (27th nationally)
California (36th nationally)
Arizona State (40th nationally)
Colorado (41st nationally)
USC (66th nationally)
Washington State (70th nationally)
Oregon State (74th nationally)
Arizona (77th nationally)
UCLA (80th nationally)
Utah (99th nationally)

Independents:
Notre Dame (6th nationally)
BYU (76th nationally)

 

[tnapucco]

Rankings by Conference:

ACC:
Clemson (1st nationally)
Miami FL (8th nationally)
Florida State (13th nationally)
North Carolina (16th nationally)
Georgia Tech (24th nationally)
Louisville (28th nationally)
NC State (30th nationally)
Pittsburgh (34th nationally)
Boston College (46th nationally)
Wake Forest (48th nationally)
Syracuse (60th nationally)
Duke (62nd nationally)
Virginia (64th nationally)
Virginia Tech (71st nationally)

SEC:
Alabama (2nd nationally)
LSU (3rd nationally)
Georgia (5th nationally)
Texas A&M (9th nationally)
Florida (10th nationally)
Auburn (15th nationally)
Mississippi State (17th nationally)
Ole Miss (18th nationally)
South Carolina (21st nationally)
Kentucky (23rd nationally)
Arkansas (29th nationally)
Tennessee (31st nationally)
Missouri (39th nationally)
Vanderbilt (53rd nationally)

Big Ten:
Ohio State (4th nationally)
Michigan (7th nationally)
Penn State (14th nationally)
Iowa (22nd nationally)
Minnesota (25th nationally)
Northwestern (26th nationally)
Purdue (33rd nationally)
Wisconsin (35th nationally)
Maryland (44th nationally)
Michigan State (50th nationally)
Indiana (52nd nationally)
Nebraska (61st nationally)
Rutgers (84th nationally)
Illinois (89th nationally)

Big 12:
Oklahoma (11th nationally)
Texas (20th nationally)
Iowa State (32nd nationally)
Kansas (37th nationally)
Kansas State (38th nationally)
Oklahoma State (42nd nationally)
TCU (49th nationally)
West Virginia (51st nationally)
Texas Tech (55th nationally)
Baylor (57th nationally)

PAC 12:
Oregon (12th nationally)
Washington (19th nationally)
Stanford (27th nationally)
California (36th nationally)
Arizona State (40th nationally)
Colorado (41st nationally)
USC (66th nationally)
Washington State (70th nationally)
Oregon State (74th nationally)
Arizona (77th nationally)
UCLA (80th nationally)
Utah (99th nationally)

Independents:
Notre Dame (6th nationally)
BYU (76th nationally)

...with only like, 5 months to E.S.D.!

 

[OldDevilDawg]

Boy if we could create a California pipeline...

Dell McGee is the RB whisperer. I knew how good he was when he was at Georgia Southern. IMO, him and Pittman are worth whatever they ask for.

 

[Innermind]

4-star S Makari Paige out of Michigan has committed to Michigan.


Makari Paige, West Bloomfield, Safety


I apologize if this sounds bigoted to some.... I didn't know there were high level black athletes in West Bloomfield, MI. For those not familiar with this area, West Bloomfield is a very affluent Jewish community in northwest Metro Detroit... lots of doctors, attorneys, accountants, executives, etc. reside there.

 

[Innermind]

4-star WR Bryce Gowdy out of Florida has committed to Georgia Tech.

Bryce Gowdy, Deerfield Beach, Wide Receiver

 

[Innermind]

4-star APB Jaylan Knighton out of Florida has committed to Florida State.

Jaylan Knighton, Deerfield Beach, All Purpose Back

 

[Lance Armstrong]

That's the thing - nothing. I haven't even seen a quote from him, it was the word of another recruit that said he wasn't going to OSU. Just doesn't make sense.

And he's committed to Texas. Apparently Stan Drayton's resume swayed him.

 

[Texas Jefe]

That's the thing - nothing. I haven't even seen a quote from him, it was the word of another recruit that said he wasn't going to OSU. Just doesn't make sense.

He did explain it today, in all the things I've read. He visited Texas, then he had the OSU visit and was at the 5*Challenge and all the OSU stuff really started.

But he said it came back to his relationship with Stan Drayton, and said he realized that his original feelings for Texas (said he was high on Texas for a long time, before he even visited them) were still strong.

Who the hell knows? Trying to read anything into this stuff is like reading tea leaves. Better to have his verbal than not, but nothing is over until it's over