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Seantrel Henderson (Buffalo Bills)

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Frohlich;1568304; said:
Not at USC!!! You can have somebody buy your parents a house or write you a check and it's all eazy peazy!!!!
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Precisely.

If the NCAA can't ding USC with what's gone on there the last 5-8 years then there isn't anything they are going to be able to get them on.


USC has free reign and they know it.
 
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Tom Lemming Blog

cjs100;1568262; said:
...USC is countering Notre Dame's recruiting effort on Henderson by pushing hip-hop. Rap artist Snoopy Dogg is trying to woo the 6-7, 325-pound lineman from Minnesota to the West Coast...cont.
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Who the heck is "Snoopy Dogg"?....is he part of Charles Schulz's crew?.....is Lemming really this stupid or has he been living under a rock for the last 15 or so years?...lol
 
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BN $ - Will Henderson Follow Orlando Pace?

10/21

By BK...Henderson's dad talks about the ND visit and meeting with the staff...his father does not expect his son to be promised a starting job...rather he wants his son to have to work hard to have the opportunity for playing time and to someday be considered a great OL.

Pretty refreshing...
 
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Class of 2010 needs

1 - Seantrell Henderson - OL. I am trying not to get excited about him but the buzz is this will come down to Ohio State and USC. One thing I have heard is that Henderson is being told that he can come in here and start at left tackle. I try to avoid rumors but this one has such a solid foundation that it makes sense. We all saw how much Mike Adams is struggling. He is an immense talent. He is so far behind at this point with the loss of reps from injury an d suspension. Halfway through his sophmore year he looks more like a player halfway through his first year. He got suckered all game by Purdue lining up a player inside the end and tackle and faking the blitz. The one good thing about Bollmans small group philosophy is the staff can look a talent like Henderson in the eye and tell him he can be in the mix as soon as he arrives on campus, and not be lying.
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The Seantrel Henderson Sweepstakes - is Minnesota fading?

by GopherNation on Oct 22, 2009

The high school football season is winding down for the nation's number one recruit. Henderson's Cretin-Derham Hall Raiders finished the regular season 7-1and are waiting to find out their first round opponent. The Raiders are currently ranked 5th in state and their lone loss came to the #3 Stillwater Ponies. CDH is typically a very strong program so their #5 state ranking and 7-1 regular season record is no surprise to anyone familiar with Minnesota prep sports. So rather than dwell on Seantrel's current team we want to focus on Seantrel's future team.

There have been two rather significant developments in the courting of Seanrel Henderson.

The first may or may not be significant (OK, it probably won't be significant at all). JD Pride, friend of Seantrel and at one time rumored to be desiring the same school, has committed to the only Division I school to have offered him a scholarship. Pride has verbally committed to Minnesota. Now like I said this may or may not be significant and it probably will fall into the insignificant column, but it is certainly worth mentioning. I do believe that this is A factor for Seantrel, but I'm willing to speculate that this does not rank in his top 5 most important things to consider when picking a college. Ultimately if this becomes a deal-breaker I have no doubt that USC, Notre Dame, Ohio St or whoever will give Pride a scholarship.

What was actually significant was Seantrel's official visit this past weekend to Notre Dame to watch the Irish lose to USC. Seantrel was one of 18 official visitors for last weekend's massive tilt with the Trojans. Rival's Mike Farrell talked about Seantrel's visit and there he has some very interesting assumptions...

Let's start with the five-star prospects. The nation's No. 1 player, offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson of St. Paul (Minn.) Cretin-Derham Hall, enjoyed his visit and sources say Notre Dame now is in the top three along with Ohio State and USC. Minnesota has faded in a big way, Florida and Oklahoma are long shots and distance could be a factor with USC. This could come down to a two-team battle between the Irish and Buckeyes. But Henderson still has visits left with USC and others.
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The Seantrel Henderson Sweepstakes - is Minnesota?fading? - The Daily Gopher
 
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Sportsbuck28;1573058; said:
Class of 2010 needs
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1 - Seantrell Henderson - OL. I am trying not to get excited about him but the buzz is this will come down to Ohio State and USC. One thing I have heard is that Henderson is being told that he can come in here and start at left tackle. I try to avoid rumors but this one has such a solid foundation that it makes sense. We all saw how much Mike Adams is struggling. He is an immense talent. He is so far behind at this point with the loss of reps from injury an d suspension. Halfway through his sophmore year he looks more like a player halfway through his first year. He got suckered all game by Purdue lining up a player inside the end and tackle and faking the blitz. The one good thing about Bollmans small group philosophy is the staff can look a talent like Henderson in the eye and tell him he can be in the mix as soon as he arrives on campus, and not be lying.
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Wow. So if Seantrel comes to Ohio State Mike Adams is done, huh?
 
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RECRUITING WATCH | SEANTREL HENDERSON
Top-ranked prospect won't tip his hand
Thursday, October 22, 2009
By Ken Gordon
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

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PHOTO (top): Offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson, right, is the nation's No. 1 recruit for 2010. (John Autey, Pioneer Press of St. Paul, Minn.)

Ohio State stands a good chance of landing the nation's top-ranked recruit for the second time in three years, but you won't hear that from the lips of the player.

Seantrel Henderson, a 6-foot-8, 300-pound offensive tackle from St. Paul, Minn., is the consensus top prospect in the country.

That lofty ranking understandably brings with it a level of craziness -- a constant barrage of phone calls, text messages, mail and e-mails -- that has forced Henderson to go underground.

"Don't even bother calling him," said Mike Scanlan, his coach at Cretin-Durham Hall High School. "He's not picking up his phone. Earlier in the year, I tried to set up a system where he would take calls at school, but it started to get in the way of his academics and his football, so we cut that off."

That leaves recruiting analysts, media members and fans trying to read the tea leaves as to Henderson's intentions. He is seriously considering at least six schools -- Florida, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Ohio State and Southern California.

He has made official visits to OSU (for the USC game) and Notre Dame, and plans to make all five of his allowed official visits before announcing his decision. He does not plan to visit Minnesota, because he already is familiar with the hometown Gophers.

Mike Farrell, a national recruiting analyst for Rivals.com, has been tracking top-rated recruits for years, such as quarterback Terrelle Pryor, the No.1 national prospect in 2008 who committed to OSU. Farrell said the hoopla builds the longer the process drags on.

"It's going to get crazy for (Henderson) in December, when coaches can make in-home visits and there are no limits on phone calls," Farrell said. "Seantrel says nothing, but in some ways, it's better to make yourself available. Seantrel is so hard to reach, sometimes people make it their goal in life to try and get the scoop."

Henderson is ranked No. 1 because of his rare blend of size and athleticism. Farrell said he's not a dominating run blocker at this point, but his background as a standout basketball player has helped him become stellar in pass protection.

"He has amazing footwork with tremendous pass-protection technique, and that's the hardest thing to teach a kid on the offensive line," Farrell said. "That's what makes him so special. Basketball has helped him with footwork, mobility and the ability to move and pivot in space."

Farrell believes Henderson will not choose a college too far from home, and his decision will come down to Minnesota, Notre Dame or OSU.

"I think Ohio State is the team to beat," Farrell said. "Again, he doesn't give up anything, that's just the feel I get from talking to coaches."
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GameDay+
 
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korchiki;1573778; said:
Or they could handle the tackle duties and Shugarts could move to guard...just throwing it out there
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Got me thinking...From left to right

Adams (S), Shugarts (S), Brewster (S), Hall(J), Henderson(So)

That would be a who's who of 5 star lineman in two years...With guys like Norwell, Mewhort, Linsley waiting in the wings when we would lose 3 form that line.
 
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crazybuckfan40;1574063; said:
Got me thinking...From left to right

Adams (S), Shugarts (S), Brewster (S), Hall(J), Henderson(So)

That would be a who's who of 5 star lineman in two years...With guys like Norwell, Mewhort, Linsley waiting in the wings when we would lose 3 form that line.
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But seriously this is the type of talent we have to recruit to be able to have an effective offense. It starts up front, if we can land Seantrel that would really be huge, he is an amazing talent.
 
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