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2011 College Football "The Real been hacked!!!!" .
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Who exactly does he remind you of?
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@ Kyrk . You don't like them boys
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@ Kyrk . You don't like them boys
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Visitor list for this weekend. Some guys have interest some want a free ticket.
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that was the funkiest chicken i've ever seen. smdh
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Keith Marshall seems to be all dawg.
Would think that Leonard would be a Gate.
Jamonte and Damonte would have way more offers if they both weren't midgets. If they hit a growth spurt their list is gonna skyrocket. Because they are the goods.
I would think that a couple things would have to fall through for Bivins to get that offer.
Seems like both Freitag and Taylor are both all UF.
Greg Bryant is all gate.
Gonna take a hell of a job for someone to turn Rueuben Foster.
Nick Washington
Would think that Leonard would be a Gate.
Jamonte and Damonte would have way more offers if they both weren't midgets. If they hit a growth spurt their list is gonna skyrocket. Because they are the goods.
I would think that a couple things would have to fall through for Bivins to get that offer.
Seems like both Freitag and Taylor are both all UF.
Greg Bryant is all gate.
Gonna take a hell of a job for someone to turn Rueuben Foster.
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Keith Marshall seems to be all dawg.
Would think that Leonard would be a Gate.
Jamonte and Damonte would have way more offers if they both weren't midgets. If they hit a growth spurt their list is gonna skyrocket. Because they are the goods.
I would think that a couple things would have to fall through for Bivins to get that offer.
Seems like both Freitag and Taylor are both all UF.
Greg Bryant is all gate.
Gonna take a hell of a job for someone to turn Rueuben Foster.
Nick Washington
Would think that Leonard would be a Gate.
Jamonte and Damonte would have way more offers if they both weren't midgets. If they hit a growth spurt their list is gonna skyrocket. Because they are the goods.
I would think that a couple things would have to fall through for Bivins to get that offer.
Seems like both Freitag and Taylor are both all UF.
Greg Bryant is all gate.
Gonna take a hell of a job for someone to turn Rueuben Foster.
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Whats good with the LSU hate?
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Whats good with the LSU hate?
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Coach Gundy
Canes hating on LSU isn't nothing new.
Canes hating on LSU isn't nothing new.
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Coach Gundy
Canes hating on LSU isn't nothing new.
Canes hating on LSU isn't nothing new.
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Originally Posted by DaComeUP
http://cincinnati.rivals....0981&fid=&tid=&mid=&rid=
Can someone post this?
September 27, 2011
[h1]Commits continue to look at others[/h1]
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With more than 150 commitments already in the Sunshine State, it should be expected that a number of those who have pledged to a particular school will still take an official visit elsewhere. Here is a rundown of some prospects who intend to visit a school or schools other than the one at which they are committed.
[table][tr][td][/td][td][/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]John Theus is committed to Georgia, but will visit Notre Dame.[/td][/tr][/table]Jacksonville Bolles five-star offensive tackle John Theus remains firm in his commitment to Georgia. That being said, he has scheduled an official visit to one other school at this point. The 6-foot-6, 292-pound Rivals100 lineman will make his way to Notre Dame in late October when the Irish host Southern Cal.
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas four-star defensive end Jelani Hamilton remains committed to Miami but admits he is keeping a close eye on the NCAA investigation into the Hurricanes. While the Rivals100 prospect is firm to Al Golden and company, he will likely take visits to check out a few other options. Possible stops include Georgia, LSU, and North Carolina. No visits are planned as of today.
Miami Norland four-star linebacker Keith Brown visited Clemson last weekend and gave the trip rave reviews, naming the Tigers as his No. 1 school at this time. That being said, the Rivals250 prospect has yet to decommit from the Miami Hurricanes. Other visits remain a possibility for Brown as well.
Ocala Vanguard four-star safety P.J. Williams says he remains firm to Florida State, but as he has planned to do for some time he will take other official visits. Two likely destinations for the Rivals250 prospect are Alabama and Miami.
South Miami four-star cornerback Amos Leggett remains firm to the Miami Hurricanes, but also said he wants to enjoy the recruiting process and take some visits. Eventual destinations for those possible visits aren't clear at this point according to the Rivals250 prospect.
Citra North Marion four-star tight end Sean Price, who is committed to USF, has been receiving a lot of attention during his senior season. The Rivals250 tight end says that as of right now he plans to take official visits to Arkansas and Tennessee.
Orlando Boone four-star wide receiver Marvin Bracy says he is pretty firm to Florida State, the team he committed to in July, but this past weekend he traveled to watch Texas A&M host Oklahoma State. He said the visit to College Station was pretty nice but didn't lead to him changing his mind. He will likely take an official visit to Alabama at some point in January.
Miami Central four-star defensive back Donaldven Manning remains a solid commitment to the Virginia Tech Hokies, but he has already scheduled an official visit to Notre Dame. Nebraska is another likely destination for the South Florida defensive back.
Miami Norland offensive tackle Ereck Flowers says he remains firmly committed to Miami but intends to visit some other schools. Flowers didn't share any specific plans or destinations for those eventual trips.
Gainesville three-star cornerback Chris Bivins, who is committed to South Florida, has already tripped to N.C. State. He also plans to visit Arkansas and says a trip to South Carolina may also occur.
[table][tr][td][/td][td][/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]TaJarvis Fuller remains strong in his Illini pledge.[/td][/tr][/table]Fort Myers Dunbar three-star safety TaJarvis Fuller says he remains 'strong' in his commitment to Illinois, but that official visits elsewhere will occur. He will definitely visitUCF and Iowa State, with Maryland and N.C. State also being possible visit destinations.
Jacksonville First Coast three-star linebacker Joseph Jackson defines himself as a 'soft verbal' to West Virginia. He will take at least three official visits - Georgia, North Carolina and West Virginia.
Delray Beach Village Academy three-star wide receiver Devonte Robinson, a West Virginia commitment, made a surprise visit to Minnesota last weekend. While he enjoyed his time around the Gophers' program he contends his commitment is solid to the Mountaineers and has no other visits planned at this time outside of seeing his future home.
Lakeland Victory Christian Academy three-star prospect Demeitre Brim has taken a pair of unofficial visits to Central Florida despite being committed to Virginia. Official visits to Central Florida and Ole Miss are a possibility for the talented athlete who likely ends up at linebacker in college.
Daytona Beach Seabreeze three-star quarterback Trenton Norvell, a Marshall commitment, says he remains firm but will visit others who want to try to prove why he should attend their school. Cincinnati and Temple get a shot to try to sway him. He will visit the Bearcats on the weekend of October 15.
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely three-star cornerback Adrian Burton committed to SMU in early August. He remains confident in that decision, but intends to take an official visit to Vanderbilt at some point down the road.
Gulfport Boca Ciega three-star safety Denzel Conyers, who is recovering well from a torn ACL, says he remains firm to FIU but that he intends to take at least one other official visit. The three-star defensive back said that he will almost certainly visit Middle Tennessee State with visits to Kentucky and Purdue also a possibility.
Conyers' teammate, fellow defensive back Elijah McClendon, is committed to Middle Tennessee but will also use official visits to check out other options. Some possible destinations for the two-star defensive back include Bethune-Cookman and North Carolina Central.
Quick hits
Land O'Lakes (Fla.) four-star tight end Kent Taylor is currently planning to make his commitment known when he receives his U.S. Army All-American Bowl jersey on Oct. 27. The Rivals100 prospect is expected to choose from Florida, Penn State, Florida State and Georgia. The Gators look to be the leader at this time.
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Originally Posted by DaComeUP
http://cincinnati.rivals....0981&fid=&tid=&mid=&rid=
Can someone post this?
September 27, 2011
[h1]Commits continue to look at others[/h1]
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With more than 150 commitments already in the Sunshine State, it should be expected that a number of those who have pledged to a particular school will still take an official visit elsewhere. Here is a rundown of some prospects who intend to visit a school or schools other than the one at which they are committed.
[table][tr][td][/td][td][/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]John Theus is committed to Georgia, but will visit Notre Dame.[/td][/tr][/table]Jacksonville Bolles five-star offensive tackle John Theus remains firm in his commitment to Georgia. That being said, he has scheduled an official visit to one other school at this point. The 6-foot-6, 292-pound Rivals100 lineman will make his way to Notre Dame in late October when the Irish host Southern Cal.
Fort Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas four-star defensive end Jelani Hamilton remains committed to Miami but admits he is keeping a close eye on the NCAA investigation into the Hurricanes. While the Rivals100 prospect is firm to Al Golden and company, he will likely take visits to check out a few other options. Possible stops include Georgia, LSU, and North Carolina. No visits are planned as of today.
Miami Norland four-star linebacker Keith Brown visited Clemson last weekend and gave the trip rave reviews, naming the Tigers as his No. 1 school at this time. That being said, the Rivals250 prospect has yet to decommit from the Miami Hurricanes. Other visits remain a possibility for Brown as well.
Ocala Vanguard four-star safety P.J. Williams says he remains firm to Florida State, but as he has planned to do for some time he will take other official visits. Two likely destinations for the Rivals250 prospect are Alabama and Miami.
South Miami four-star cornerback Amos Leggett remains firm to the Miami Hurricanes, but also said he wants to enjoy the recruiting process and take some visits. Eventual destinations for those possible visits aren't clear at this point according to the Rivals250 prospect.
Citra North Marion four-star tight end Sean Price, who is committed to USF, has been receiving a lot of attention during his senior season. The Rivals250 tight end says that as of right now he plans to take official visits to Arkansas and Tennessee.
Orlando Boone four-star wide receiver Marvin Bracy says he is pretty firm to Florida State, the team he committed to in July, but this past weekend he traveled to watch Texas A&M host Oklahoma State. He said the visit to College Station was pretty nice but didn't lead to him changing his mind. He will likely take an official visit to Alabama at some point in January.
Miami Central four-star defensive back Donaldven Manning remains a solid commitment to the Virginia Tech Hokies, but he has already scheduled an official visit to Notre Dame. Nebraska is another likely destination for the South Florida defensive back.
Miami Norland offensive tackle Ereck Flowers says he remains firmly committed to Miami but intends to visit some other schools. Flowers didn't share any specific plans or destinations for those eventual trips.
Gainesville three-star cornerback Chris Bivins, who is committed to South Florida, has already tripped to N.C. State. He also plans to visit Arkansas and says a trip to South Carolina may also occur.
[table][tr][td][/td][td][/td][/tr][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]TaJarvis Fuller remains strong in his Illini pledge.[/td][/tr][/table]Fort Myers Dunbar three-star safety TaJarvis Fuller says he remains 'strong' in his commitment to Illinois, but that official visits elsewhere will occur. He will definitely visitUCF and Iowa State, with Maryland and N.C. State also being possible visit destinations.
Jacksonville First Coast three-star linebacker Joseph Jackson defines himself as a 'soft verbal' to West Virginia. He will take at least three official visits - Georgia, North Carolina and West Virginia.
Delray Beach Village Academy three-star wide receiver Devonte Robinson, a West Virginia commitment, made a surprise visit to Minnesota last weekend. While he enjoyed his time around the Gophers' program he contends his commitment is solid to the Mountaineers and has no other visits planned at this time outside of seeing his future home.
Lakeland Victory Christian Academy three-star prospect Demeitre Brim has taken a pair of unofficial visits to Central Florida despite being committed to Virginia. Official visits to Central Florida and Ole Miss are a possibility for the talented athlete who likely ends up at linebacker in college.
Daytona Beach Seabreeze three-star quarterback Trenton Norvell, a Marshall commitment, says he remains firm but will visit others who want to try to prove why he should attend their school. Cincinnati and Temple get a shot to try to sway him. He will visit the Bearcats on the weekend of October 15.
Pompano Beach Blanche Ely three-star cornerback Adrian Burton committed to SMU in early August. He remains confident in that decision, but intends to take an official visit to Vanderbilt at some point down the road.
Gulfport Boca Ciega three-star safety Denzel Conyers, who is recovering well from a torn ACL, says he remains firm to FIU but that he intends to take at least one other official visit. The three-star defensive back said that he will almost certainly visit Middle Tennessee State with visits to Kentucky and Purdue also a possibility.
Conyers' teammate, fellow defensive back Elijah McClendon, is committed to Middle Tennessee but will also use official visits to check out other options. Some possible destinations for the two-star defensive back include Bethune-Cookman and North Carolina Central.
Quick hits
Land O'Lakes (Fla.) four-star tight end Kent Taylor is currently planning to make his commitment known when he receives his U.S. Army All-American Bowl jersey on Oct. 27. The Rivals100 prospect is expected to choose from Florida, Penn State, Florida State and Georgia. The Gators look to be the leader at this time.
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I would go and play for that man.
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Originally Posted by FlaHustler1024
Coach Gundy
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