OFFICIAL 2021-2022 COLLEGE FOOTBALL THREAD

[N41D]

Since Arch committed I have seen he is overrated, he will be a bust to he won't beat Kansas. So all of a sudden he turns into all that after a commitment. . The thing about it these comments aren't coming from our rivals in C.S.

I think plenty of people have felt that way for awhile now - or at least fairly questioned if we're overvaluing him based on legitimate factors.

He is a Manning. He does play against what looks like it wouldn't even be JV competition in most upper-level Texas HS football classifications. He has largely refused to show up at camps and work out against other elite QB talent.

I think he's good. I very heavily question him being the unanimous #1 prospect across all services in America. But I do think he's good.

For your sake, one of those two guys better be elite.

 

[dacomeup]

Yea, the Arch stuff has been an ongoing conversation for a while. Texas ain’t even that important to get some specific hate like that from NON-RIVAL programs

 

[witnesskb24]

Every top QB recruit gets talked about being overrated


Trust, it’s not just because he committed to Texas

 

[nako xl]

Honestly, Texas?

 

[witnesskb24]

USC has an easier path to the playoff IMO

 

[atlsfinest]

Since Arch committed I have seen he is overrated, he will be a bust to he won't beat Kansas. So all of a sudden he turns into all that after a commitment. . The thing about it these comments aren't coming from our rivals in C.S.

Like I said earlier, I've been of the opinion that arch meaning is overrated since last season. This is nothing new It has nothing to do with where he committed. He plays against weak talent and he hasn't done the camp circuit so there's not much footage of him going "good-on-good" against other elite prospects. I think he's a good prospect and maybe one of the top 30 players in the nation and one of the top five QBs but I certainly don't think he is a generational talent like the other consensus #1 prospects.

 

[atlsfinest]

Honestly, Texas?

Texas is about to go to the SEC and become Nebraska for the next 20 years. Lincoln Riley was smart to jump ship and go to a program that faces much less competition. I could see USC having and Oklahoma type run in the Pac 12 where they are the prohibitive favorites to make the playoff (and get smashed by SEC teams)

 

[N41D]

Honestly, Texas?

USC because they’re closer and they’re not about to voluntarily jump into the deep fryer.

 

[Bobby Layne]

This new UF staff recruiting so bad that Napier had to drop an open letter to the fans . It’s only June. Sheesh.



Mario responds

Isn’t this why they got rid of Mullen?

They should have just hired Mark Stoops.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Honestly, Texas?

USC easy

 

[noskey]

Isn’t this why they got rid of Mullen?

They should have just hired Mark Stoops.

Mullen turned into a disaster in all ways by last year, not just recruiting Dude was checked out.

Napier needs to get NIL bags in order, and hopefully the letter to the boosters gets something going.

 

[jpzx]

I enjoy the freakouts you big programs do when things aren’t going swell… BigDollarLife

 

[dacomeup]

Isn’t this why they got rid of Mullen?

They should have just hired Mark Stoops.

Yep, and Billy has a huge recruiting and off field staff that’s supposed to rival Bama’s. Just not much experience in terms of big boy recruiting on that staff. Their fans think it’s all NIL but they offered Rashada more money than Miami…

 

[MVP]

Goofy hire from the jump. Unserious program since Urban left; the morality and high horse tactics going to keep a glass ceiling on what the Gators will achieve.

 

[dacomeup]

Feel like these Lakeland kids almost never really live up to the hype?

 

[atlsfinest]

Feel like these Lakeland kids almost never really live up to the hype?

This is somewhat surprising. I thought he was going to be an elite running back coming out of high school but he's been a complete bust and who can't even beat out Florida's mediocre running back group. I'd imagine he's going to the G5 level

 

[atlsfinest]

Goofy hire from the jump. Unserious program since Urban left; the morality and high horse tactics going to keep a glass ceiling on what the Gators will achieve.

As a Florida fan, who do you think they should have hired instead?

 

[MVP]

As a Florida fan, who do you think they should have hired instead?

I can't remember who all was available at the time, but it was paramount they hired someone who can damn recruit. They had the bag to go after whoever but they are so hung up on appearances and don't want another Urban situation so rather than make a splash hire, they stay stuck on these mediocre nice guys.

 

[NickFolarin]

As a Florida fan, who do you think they should have hired instead?

I wanted Lane, but Aranda or James Franklin would have good options

 

[Bobby Layne]

I think PSU is going to wish they didn’t give Franklin that contract when Rhule becomes available.

 

[nako xl]

I think PSU is going to wish they didn’t give Franklin that contract when Rhule becomes available.

What makes Rhule better than Franklin?

 

[Bobby Layne]

What makes Rhule better than Franklin?

I respect what Franklin did at Vandy, but Rhule’s done a similar turnaround twice in two completely different situations.

Franklin also recruits well on paper but the player evaluation leaves a lot to be desired. OL is one of the few position groups the NE actually does a good of producing, their OL should be way better. That wouldn’t be a problem under Rhule, those Temple OLs were physical.

 

[N41D]

Of all the stuff that came out of the Manning commitment, this made me LOL as much as any of it…

After the dump he took on A&M on every platform he’s got during the Saban stuff.

WHAT A GREAT RECRUITER!

What did he have to say about A&M? Something something 8-4 something something math ain’t mathing?

Goober.

 

[nako xl]

N41D Heard UW flipped one of your kids. Texas this year gonna look like 2019 California with all the kids leaving?

 

[nako xl]