It's funny that he said "it's too late" rather than "never gonna happen" or "always was a Wolverine."
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IIRC, that was before Urban got involved, and certainly before his cousin reaffirmed his commitment to tOSU. Not saying he's going to flip, but 14 months is a long time, and UFM is very good at what he does. For all we know, Urban may identify other targets he prefers before then, so who knows.ant80;2064029; said:I want to remind posters of this fact. A few weeks ago, in response to one post by a poster, Jwinslow or wadc45 said the following about Thomas: He is gone and is not coming back. I don't see anything that is going to change his mind at this time. I'm definitely not holding my breath.
ant80;2064029; said:I want to remind posters of this fact. A few weeks ago, in response to one post by a poster, Jwinslow or wadc45 said the following about Thomas: He is gone and is not coming back. I don't see anything that is going to change his mind at this time. I'm definitely not holding my breath.
wadc45;2064092; said:
Suffice it to say, I won't put anything past UFM anymore. I had Dunn gone to UM three weeks ago.
Buckeye86;2064098; said:At the very least, it will force Hoke to spend time and resources on a player that was previously considered a lock, preventing him from from spending that time recruiting other players.
I like the message this is sending:
"If you want to poach Ohio talent, no matter how much they like your school or how heavily you are favored, you are going to have to work for it until signing day." -Urban Meyer
Merih;2063978; said:It's funny that he said "it's too late" rather than "never gonna happen" or "always was a Wolverine."
MililaniBuckeye;2064252; said:Odd comment coming from a recruit that's 14 months from his NLOID...
kn1f3party;2064219; said:Urban Meyer is no fool. He understands this sport is very much like war. Your comment is interesting, most people don't really consider denial and deception as a tactic in recruiting, but it is one of the oldest tactics in any war. Deny knowledge of the truth to the enemy, deceive them in to believing the untrue. This is a win no matter how it shakes out if they have to go back to work on something they considered finished.
How could you not sweat this? I would think it appears plausible based on the events of the past couple of weeks alone--even if Thomas keeps contradicting it.
osugrad21;2064475; said:Scout$--Thomas? Blue Proclamation
Dymonte reaffirms his love of Michigan and talks it up for the home site.