Might want to stop using that jump to conclusions matel mastiff;2359218; said:
jwinslow;2359221; said:Might want to stop using that jump to conclusions mat
There were plenty of other moments where he was enjoying himself. I couldn't upload them all.
Leaping to conclusions based on some 'bored' photos is always a bad approach. Heck, a good poster on scout was at the camp and thought Thompson looked detached and less interested. As you can see from my gallery he was enjoying himself quite a bit.
Small sample sizes are very misleading.
The AJC Super 11 Team
August 16, 2013, by Todd Holcomb
Raekwon McMillan, Liberty County
Position: Linebacker
Height, weight: 6-2, 240
Class: Senior
College choices: Ohio State and Alabama appear to be his leaders, but he also will visit Clemson, Florida and Georgia. He has more than 20 offers from across the country.
2012 season wrap-up: McMillan was a first-team all-state linebacker for a Liberty County team that posted a winning record (6-4) for only the fourth time in school history. He finished with 152 tackles, 22 tackles for losses, seven sacks, five forced fumbles, an interception and a touchdown. He also rushed for 316 yards and nine touchdowns.
School?s first Super 11 since: McMillan is the first.
What?s interesting: McMillan and Locust Grove?s Cortez McDowell are the only players in this Super 11 who have never played in a state playoff game. Their teams? records are identical each of the past three seasons ? 2-8, 2-8, 6-4.
Alabama's chances of landing 5-star LB Raekwon McMillan may be fading (video)
Raekwon McMillan reportedly rushed for 100 yards and made 11 tackles in the first game of his senior year last weekend. (Photo courtesy of 247Sports)
By Mike Herndon | [email protected]
September 03, 2013
Alabama, one of the top three finalists for five-star Hinesville (Ga.) Liberty County linebacker Raekwon McMillan, has been trying to make up ground on the top team on his list, Ohio State.
Now it appears that the third team in his top three, Clemson, may be Ohio State's biggest competitor for his signature.
McMillan visited Clemson last weekend and watched the Tigers' 38-35 win over Georgia, telling 247Sports after the trip that the Tigers had made "a big jump for me."
"Clemson was on the come up when they first started recruiting me and now they are right there at the top," he said. "They have been telling me for a long time that I do not need to go to an SEC school to play for a good defense and beat good teams. They really showed what they have been teaching me throughout my recruitment there - that I can achieve all my dreams and get to the NFL at Clemson."
McMillan (6-2, 242), rated the No. 1 inside linebacker in the nation by both 247Sports and Rivals.com, said the only game he'd seen that rivaled the atmosphere of Saturday night at Clemson was last year's Ohio State-Michigan game. He tempered his enthusiasm, however, by saying that his decision will still come down to where he feels most comfortable, adding that while Ohio State, Clemson and Alabama are still his top three, he has not eliminated Georgia.
Personal opinion: as long as you don't look like buck-I-guy, and just show up like you would to a game at the shoe (ie osu shirt and/or hat), and you don't act like you're at the shoe (ie yelling O-H expecting an I-O), you're fine.
