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re: 2020 FB Recruiting & Roster
Posted on 1/26/20 at 9:50 pm to TidalSurge1
Posted on 1/26/20 at 9:50 pm to TidalSurge1
Hope McKinnley Jackson dosen't get swayed by LSU and stays on track to sign with Bama.
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Posted on 1/26/20 at 9:54 pm to bamatide07
His LSU OV didnt move the needle. It's still Bama #1, A&M #2, LSU #3.
This post was edited on 1/27/20 at 5:33 pm
Posted on 1/26/20 at 9:54 pm to bamatide07
Per Hank's latest update LSU is 3rd after this weekend behind Bama and A&M
Bama 50/50 for Alfred Collins, but then says that usually means "home team had the edge" (also known as he's going to Texas but we tried hard)
Bama 50/50 for Alfred Collins, but then says that usually means "home team had the edge" (also known as he's going to Texas but we tried hard)
This post was edited on 1/26/20 at 9:55 pm
Posted on 1/26/20 at 9:57 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Good news on Jackson. As for Collins, his talent will go to waste at UT Austin and we'll likely never play against him in a game. It's his home state so I understand that.
Posted on 1/26/20 at 10:01 pm to TidalSurge1
What about Javon Baker ? Is he going to flip ? I've heard he and Burroughs have grade problems.
Posted on 1/26/20 at 10:03 pm to bamatide07
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Two Bama commits, Javon Baker and Jamil Burroughs, continue to have work to do in the classroom. It’s going to be close and a situation we’re tracking up to Feb. 5. Burroughs was on campus this weekend for an unofficial visit and continues to reaffirm his recruitment is closed. Baker was at Arkansas, and has plans to see Georgia Tech, and possibly Texas, next week before National Signing Day.
George signed (unnannounced) in Dec. and it appears we still have 5 more unused signing limit spots -- enough for all but one of Baker, Burroughs, Jackson, Rakestraw, Tucker and Collins. However, since we now have 82 total counters enrolled, we'll need 6 more departures to fit the 9 early signees set to enroll in late May to early June within the 85 total counters limit, plus up to 5 more departures for Feb (or later) signees to enroll for summer or fall and fit within the 85 limit.
This post was edited on 1/27/20 at 12:32 am
Posted on 1/26/20 at 10:05 pm to TidalSurge1
Not sure I would risk their spots if they can't qualify. This isn't 2008 where we absolutely have to take the risk.
Posted on 1/26/20 at 10:22 pm to bamatide07
Bama won't take a big risk of tying a signing spot to a nonqualifier whereby it can only be used to take that non-qualifier after he graduates from juco. If Bama isn't highly confident they'll qualify, they wont get NLIs to sign. Instead, Bama will save spots for them to sign an aid agreement after they've qualified. That's what Bama did with Nadab Joseph and Jordan Davis. Joseph flipped, signed with UGA and then failed to qualify. Davis failed to qualify and ended up elsewhere after Juco. Bama protected those signing spots to use for other recruits.
This post was edited on 1/27/20 at 5:26 pm
Posted on 1/26/20 at 11:36 pm to TidalSurge1
Baker taking visits this late to lesser programs tells me he has been told to shop. I don’t expect him or Jones in the class.
I suspect we will close with Jackson and Rackestraw. Add Burroughs if we feel good about his grades. I’d be nice to snag a surprise like Collins or Van Pran but not expecting it.
I suspect we will close with Jackson and Rackestraw. Add Burroughs if we feel good about his grades. I’d be nice to snag a surprise like Collins or Van Pran but not expecting it.
This post was edited on 1/26/20 at 11:41 pm
Posted on 1/26/20 at 11:52 pm to TidalSurge1
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Jayson Jones CBd to Oregon by Steve Wiltfong, following his OV there this weekend
He was at BHM tonight when I picked up my son and his gf, posing for pics with people in the airport.
This post was edited on 1/26/20 at 11:53 pm
Posted on 1/27/20 at 12:44 am to tider04
Its sounding pretty likely Bama might land and take Carl Tucker too.
This post was edited on 1/27/20 at 12:46 am
Posted on 1/27/20 at 12:54 am to TidalSurge1
Great. I think he makes our offense a lot more dynamic. A 260 pound guy who can move. Thats the difference wbetween him and Billingsly and Forristall. Billingsly not physically ready and I think Forristall doesnt have the movement he once did.
Posted on 1/27/20 at 7:21 am to TidalSurge1
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However, since we now have 82 total counters enrolled, we'll need 6 more departures to fit the 9 early signees set to enroll in late May to early June within the 85 total counters limit, plus up to 5 more departures for Feb (or later) signees to enroll for summer or fall and fit within the 85 limit.
We might have a few guys who still stay, but won't be on scholarship. I imagine Ben Davis would be one of them.
Posted on 1/27/20 at 7:25 am to TideSaint
247Sports Composite adds seven 5-stars
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The final 247Sports Composite rankings for the 2020 class will begin to take shape with the release of 247Sports' final Top247 of the cycle on Tuesday of this week.
Many of the final rankings from the recruiting industry that combine to form the 247Sports Composite were released last week and when factored into the industry-generated ranking, made for a few interesting and dramatic moves.
The top of the ranking is unchanged with Clemson signee Bryan Bresee holding down the top spot, but up from No. 6 and into the No. 2 overall spot is future Alabama quarterback Bryce Young. Both prospects – along with future Clemson QB DJ Uiagalelei – remain candidates for the top spot in the final Top247.
The 247Sports Composite five-star range grew to 32 total prospects and seven players added a fifth star, each headed to a different school. Florida (DT Gervon Dexter), Georgia (DT Jalen Carter), Texas A&M (S Jaylon Jones), Oregon (CB Dontae Manning), LSU (WR Kayshon Boutte), Ohio State (WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba) and Alabama (DE Will Anderson) added five-stars to their respective recruiting classes.
The question now is who will keep 247Sports Composite five-star status after final 247Sports rankings are released and will others be added? Tuesday’s release of the final Top247 will lock in the 247Sports Composite for the class.
Three prospects – RB Tank Bigsby (Auburn), CB Fred Davis II (Clemson), RB Chris Tyree (Notre Dame) – fell out of the 247Sports Composite five-star range. Three former three-star prospects – LB Jakivuan Brown (Ole Miss), DT Clyde Pinder Jr. (North Carolina), WR Logan Loya (UCLA) – moved up into the four-star range.
Below is a complete breakdown of the bigger moves following last week’s updates. You can track more of the final adjustments to the 247Sports Composite beginning with the release of the final Top247 on Tuesday.
Posted on 1/27/20 at 7:26 am to TideSaint
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MOVING UP
QB Bryce Young (Alabama) – 6 to 2
LB Noah Sewell (Oregon) – 23 to 13
OT Broderick Jones (Georgia) – 19 to 14
DT Gervon Dexter (Florida) – 31 to 17 (new 5-star)
DT Jalen Carter (Georgia) – 53 to 25 (new 5-star)
S Jaylon Jones (Texas A&M) – 30 to 26 (new 5-star)
CB Dontae Manning (Oregon) – 76 to 29 (new 5-star)
WR Kayshon Boutte (LSU) – 40 to 30 (new 5-star)
WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Ohio State) – 33 to 31 (new 5-star)
DE Will Anderson (Alabama) – 78 to 32 (new 5-star)
CB Demorie Tate (Florida State) – 50 to 38
DT Jaquelin Roy (LSU) – 49 to 39
QB CJ Stroud (Ohio State) – 83 to 66
WR E.J. Williams (Clemson) – 98 to 72
OC Luke Wypler (Ohio State) – 96 to 83
LB Cody Simon (Ohio State) – 123 to 86
CB Jahari Rogers (Florida) – 120 to 88
LB Antonio Doyle (Texas A&M) – 99 to 90
DE Zykeivous Walker (Auburn) – 125 to 99
RB Jahmyr Gibbs (Georgia Tech) – 170 to 103
RB EJ Smith (Stanford) – 144 to 106
CB Jalen Kimber (Georgia) – 127 to 113
WR Malachi Wideman (Florida State) – 132 to 120
OT Jack Nelson (Wisconsin) – 148 to 130
DT Jacobian Guillory (LSU) – 147 to 133
S Enzo Jennings (Penn State) – 157 to 141
OT Chad Lindberg (Georgia) – 168 to 144
LB Nick Herbig (Wisconsin) – 187 to 145
LB Keyshawn Greene (Nebraska) – 154 to 146
WR Josh Downs (North Carolina) – 210 to 148
RB Ashaad Clayton (Colorado) – 217 to 163
WR Jaquavion Fraziars (Florida) – 191 to 166
TE Maliq Carr (Purdue) – 202 to 173
DE Van Fillinger (Utah) – 245 to 177
CB Andre Seldon (Michigan) – 232 to 181
CB Ayden Hector (Stanford) – 267 to 190
OT Ozzy Trapilo (Boston College) – 218 to 191
RB Devon Achane (Texas A&M) – 215 to 192
S Chris Thompson Jr. (Auburn) – 263 to 201
WR Marcus Fleming (Nebraska) – 255 to 212
OT Anton Harrison (Oklahoma) – 242 to 222
WR Marvin Mims (Oklahoma) – 266 to 224
DE Princely Umanmielen – 269 to 244
ATH Lideatrick Griffin – 283 to 257
DE Xavier Carlton (Utah) – 300 to 262
RB Henry Parrish (Ole Miss) – 301 to 273
WR Jalin Hyatt (Tennessee) – 323 to 283
CB Dwight McGlothern (LSU) – 335 to 285
LB Jakivuan Brown (Ole Miss) – 371 to 288 (new 4-star)
OC Cooper Mays (Tennessee) – 319 to 294
QB Chandler Morris (Oklahoma) – 355 to 314
DT Clyde Pinder Jr. (North Carolina) – 439 to 318 (new 4-star)
WR Logan Loya (UCLA) – 396 to 328 (new 4-star)
WR Ricky White (Michigan State) – 803 to 477
Posted on 1/27/20 at 7:28 am to TideSaint
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MOVING DOWN
ATH Darnell Washington (Georgia) – 10 to 19
LB Sav'ell Smalls (Washington) – 11 to 23
RB Tank Bigsby (Auburn) – 27 to 33 (lost 5-star)
DE Desmond Evans (North Carolina) – 32 to 40
CB Fred Davis II (Clemson) – 26 to 42 (lost 5-star)
RB Chris Tyree (Notre Dame) – 25 to 43 (lost 5-star)
WR Marcus Rosemy (Georgia) – 41 to 51
LB Quandarrius Robinson (Alabama) – 46 to 57
OG Nate Anderson (Oklahoma) – 51 to 78
LB Antoine Sampah (LSU) – 64 to 81
OT Tosh Baker (Notre Dame) – 67 to 92
WR Johnny Wilson (Arizona State) – 89 to 102
RB Don Chaney Jr. (Miami) – 35 to 105
DE Reggie Grimes (Oklahoma) – 90 to 115
WR Thaiu Jones-Bell (Alabama) – 101 to 122
RB Jalen Berger (Wisconsin) – 109 to 124
QB Haynes King (Texas A&M) – 73 to 126
DE Myles Murphy (North Carolina) – 122 to 131
S Lathan Ransom (Ohio State) – 79 to 132
RB Blake Corum (Michigan) – 119 to 137
S RJ Mickens (Clemson) – 118 to 152
OT Roger Rosengarten (Washington) – 117 to 164
WR Javon Baker (Alabama) – 137 to 170
LB Sergio Allen (Clemson) – 173 to 189
OC Jake Majors (Texas) – 169 to 199
CB Luke Hill (Oregon) – 141 to 215
DE Demon Clowney (Ole Miss) – 135 to 223
QB Carson Beck (Georgia) – 204 to 229
QB Malik Hornsby – 220 to 253
S Henry Gray (Nebraska) – 240 to 269
DE Samuel Anaele (Kentucky) – 214 to 278
DT Jayson Jones (Alabama) – 221 to 284
OG Bryn Tucker (Clemson) – 264 to 290
QB Robby Ashford (Oregon) – 248 to 292
S Lejond Cavazos (Ohio State) – 258 to 297
CB Lorando Johnson (LSU) – 276 to 308
DT Warren Brinson (Georgia) – 254 to 310
ATH Joel Williams (Kentucky) – 305 to 351
DT Jalen Lee (Florida) – 332 to 353
WR Leonard Manuel (Florida) – 250 to 407 (lost 4-star)
DT Willie Moise (Miami) – 329 to 445 (lost 4-star)
QB Aidan Atkinson (Northwestern) – 285 to 447 (lost 4-star)
RB Lamy Constant – 316 to 448 (lost 4-star)
RB Darvon Hubbard – 293 to 450 (lost 4-star)
OG RJ Adams (Kentucky) – 376 to 451
CB De'Arre McDonald – 424 to 473
DE Andy Boykin – 356 to 487
OT Damieon George (Alabama) – 445 to 530
QB CJ Dixon – 391 to 782
Posted on 1/27/20 at 7:55 am to TideSaint
Clemson landed the #1 player overall in the 2021 Class last night, DE Korey Foreman from California.
They also landed the #34 player overall yesterday, WR Beaux Collins from California.
Dabo doing fricking work.
They also landed the #34 player overall yesterday, WR Beaux Collins from California.
Dabo doing fricking work.
Posted on 1/27/20 at 8:28 am to TideSaint
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2020 4-Star defensive end, Alfred Collins, remains one of the Crimson Tide’s top targets in the 2020 recruiting class as National Signing Day gets closer.
The 4-Star defensive end released his final three schools on Sunday via Twitter and Alabama looks to be right in the mix for his signature.
Collins will choose between Alabama, Texas and Oklahoma on Feb. 5 from Cedar Creek High School.
Posted on 1/27/20 at 8:36 am to TideSaint
Feels like they get every 5 star DE. I mean, I'm aware they don't, but damn.
Posted on 1/27/20 at 8:45 am to FeralFeral
Damien George looked the beat that he has at the all star game and drops smh
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