OSUBucks22
No touching!
Not sounding too good for us.
Should we hold out hope here or just call it a day?
JMO, but we should probably call it a day.
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Not sounding too good for us.
Should we hold out hope here or just call it a day?
Not such a puzzle with Braxton - he had to take a post-grad year, and Ohio State generally doesn't recruit kids with academic issues. Tilley's academics are/were questionable as well. In addition, not everyone is in agreement as to Tilley's talent. Finally, there is some concern about Tilley's weight. All things considered, I'm not really surprised that Ohio State (not to mention Notre Dame, Michigan, and most every other major midwest program) took a pass on him.Why isn't OSU interested? Puzzling, much like Braxton a couple years ago.:osu:
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Tilley was recently offered by Pitt and the proximity to home has peaked his interest as well as early playing time.
I still don't get how anyone can seriously consider Pitt. Am I the only one that thinks Walt Harris is looking pretty damn good right now? Wannstedt won't make it another 3-4 years there and they are in the Big Least where the stiffest competition is either Louisville or West Virginia. Someone explain this to me...how a kid with an offer sheet like Tilley's could actually consider spending the next 3-4 years at Pitt hoping to finish somewhere between 5th and 3rd in the worst major conference in D1 football...
I'd like to see that offer sheet....I still don't get how anyone can seriously consider Pitt. Am I the only one that thinks Walt Harris is looking pretty damn good right now? Wannstedt won't make it another 3-4 years there and they are in the Big Least where the stiffest competition is either Louisville or West Virginia. Someone explain this to me...how a kid with an offer sheet like Tilley's could actually consider spending the next 3-4 years at Pitt hoping to finish somewhere between 5th and 3rd in the worst major conference in D1 football...
I'd like to see that offer sheet....
I find it very strange that a school like Pitt would wait until the end of October to offer a regional "four star" recruit like Tilley. Either the Pitt staff doesn't know what they are doing (quite possible, with Wannstedt at the helm), or Tilley's list is a bit spottier than he has been protraying it.
Again, I don't think that I've ever seen a more unusual "top 4" list from a recruit than Tilley's, especially considering that he's from Ohio. His list: Arizona State, Oklahoma, South Carolina, LSU. Either Lee has interest in a wide variety of programs (both in terms of geography and in success on the field), or he is grasping at whatever offers come his way.
Moreover, Lee was planning to announce his college choice "shortly" after his fourth official visit, which took place last weekend. Now, after he had supposedly solidified his top four and closed his recruiting, he is considering a new school (and not a "major" program like Ohio State, Michigan, or Notre Dame) which has just offered him. Strange....
Especially if tOSU has shown some renewed interest. Then the proximity to home thing is bogus.