2022 ttun recruiting

[buckeyemania11]

apparently Scam Webb REALLY had them going on this one too.

GeneFunk

November 30th, 2021 at 10:07 PM ^

With the way Sam had the 247 board set up, you’d have thought a commitment was imminent. I understand the man has to sell subscriptions but holy hell.

 

[osuvictory1]

Recruits appear to be buzzing

Domani Jackson doesn't include Michigan in his final 2. DFBIA has been convinced they still had a pretty good chance after he decommitted from USC earlier. He was at the game on Saturday too......they are naturally shocked that 1 win over Ohio State doesn't = immediate high level recruiting success.

When he said he was delaying his commitment, I was thinking it had to do with Lincoln Riley's hire and not TSUN's win. But in usual Meatchicken fashion, it has to be their massive victory over OSU.

The way TSUN acted during and after that game, may have even turned him off.

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Leave it to dfbia to think the results of a single game, even if it's The Game, provides the motivating factor for a major life decision.

 

[NFBuck]

He also had that weird March Madness style event there, I think for Signing Day in Hairballs first year


ScUM will send 2 DEs higher in the draft than any OSU DL this upcoming draft though. That can't happen next year

 

[LordJeffBuck]

Well, lost in all the coaching chaos is the fact that scUM benefitted from both Lincoln Riley leaving Oklahoma and Brent Venables leaving Clemson.

When Riley left the Sooners, top DL prospect Derrick Moore (#79 overall; .9674 rating) flipped from Oklahoma to scUM.

When Venables left the Tigers, top safety prospect Keon Sabb (#94 overall; .9621 rating) flipped from Clemson to scUM.

Even with the last minute addition of a pair of top-100 prospects, scUM's average per recruit is still just 89.90 (Ohio State's is currently 94.04).

 

[Trevi]

Such a shame.

After reeling in a four-star tight end in Andrew Rappleyea in the afternoon, the class which had grown to five is now back down to four. Richmond (Va.) Benedictine defensive tackle Joel Starlings had committed to Michigan the day after the Wolverines’ win over Ohio State, but on Sunday, he pulled back, announcing he was decommitting from the class.

Michigan football loses 2023 four-star defensive lineman (yahoo.com)

 

[Buckeye86]

Such a shame.


Michigan football loses 2023 four-star defensive lineman (yahoo.com)

I’m disappointed he didn’t decommit immediately after the Georgia game.

 

[DaveyBoy]

 

[NFBuck]

Obligatory:

Hate to see it.

 

[calibuck]

Guess Harbaugh is selling the 'big win', and rightfully so. But these young folk are more intelligent these days, so they know that one isolated data point does not a forecast make. Would like to hear a Xichigan recruit ask Jimbo, "what's your plan to overcome tOSU's 18-3 record over you guys in the 21st century?"

 

[buckeyemania11]

Looks like they are going to lose their 1 2022 recruit who has not signed. Kevonte Henry is headed to either Arizona or Oklahoma depending on who you ask. He would rank 11/22 in their class in the 247 composite

https://247sports.com/player/kevonte-henry-46109230/

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Didn't want to compete.

 

[colobuck79]

Didn't want to compete.

Couldn't hack the academics, couldn't hold the rope.

 

[buckeyemania11]

Proper thread this time -

BUZZING!

Kamari Anderson, a 3* TE/DE for 2023 from Cass Tech, who DFBIA seemed pretty high on, and expected to commit to Michigan...........Commits to Cincinnati instead

https://247sports.com/player/khamari-anderson-46118498/

 

[NFBuck]

Proper thread this time -

BUZZING!

Kamari Anderson, a 3* TE/DE for 2023 from Cass Tech, who DFBIA seemed pretty high on, and expected to commit to Michigan...........Commits to Cincinnati instead

https://247sports.com/player/khamari-anderson-46118498/