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re: Class of 2019 Recruiting MEGATHREAD: That's a Wrap Edition
Posted on 12/17/18 at 9:54 am to Dawgsontop34
Posted on 12/17/18 at 9:54 am to Dawgsontop34
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As for Luke Ford, from everything I’ve heard he’s taking a couple extra days at home over the holidays and then will be back in Athens after Christmas for bowl practice.
Y'all haven't started bowl practice yet?
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Posted on 12/17/18 at 9:56 am to TideSaint
Team Mississippi OL/DL 1on1s at the Alabama-Miss. All-Star Game
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- The 32nd annual Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game kicks off Monday night in Montgomery's Cramton Bowl, but the work week leading up to that point is well underway for both sides. On Friday, each went to work during a two-hour session despite steady rain for the final 45 minutes of the practice session.
Just as the rain was picking up, the trench prospects were gearing up to go against one another for Team Mississippi, which may have the top position group on either roster with its star-studded defensive line group. Verbal commitments to Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Tennessee and others are lined throughout the decorated group, largely four-star prospects or better across the board. It didn't mean the offensive line, which has its share of SEC-level talent within it, was going to back down against the more talented group on paper. Even as the rain increased, it was an intense one-on-one session between each side.
As shown in the video above, watch the group work in the passing situations during what was the fourth practice of the all-star week, as the trench talents gets familiar with one another.
Offensive Linemen (in order of appearance):
No. 66 Coker Wright, Brookhaven (Miss.) High (Southern Miss verbal commitment)
No. 72 Bryce Ramsey, Gulfport (Miss.) Harrison Central (Ole Miss)
No. 74 Carson Williams, Forest (Miss.) Scott Central
No. 68 Charles Cross, Laurel (Miss.) High (Mississippi State)
No. 76 Caleb Warren, Louisville (Miss.) Nanih Waiya (Ole Miss)
No. 64 Matthew Williams, Horn Lake (Miss.) High (UAB)
No. 62 Jonathan Merritt, Meridian (Miss.) High
Defensive Linemen (in order of appearance):
No. 40 Jamond Gordon, Meridian (Miss.) High (Auburn verbal commitment)
No. 92 Byron Young, Laurel (Miss.) West Jones (Alabama)
No. 22 Nathan Pickering, Seminary (Miss.) High (Mississippi State)
No. 45 Zach Edwards, Starkville (Miss.) High
No. 93 Jaren Handy, Hattiesburg (Miss.) High (Auburn)
No. 95 Charles Moore, Louisville (Miss.) High (Mississippi State)
No. 42 Jalil Clemons, Starkville (Miss.) High (Tennessee)
No. 90 Jaylon Webb, West Point (Miss.) High
Monday's clash between Alabama and Mississippi's best will kickoff at 6:30 p.m. local time and it will be televised locally. 247Sports will be on hand for the entirety of the event, which has practices for both sides continuing Friday and through the weekend despite the wet conditions in the forecast. Last year Mississippi won one of the most lop-sided games in the 30-plus year history of the event, besting Alabama 42-7 on the campus of Southern Miss. This year's game is back in Alabama as the home team, which leads the all-time series 22-9 dating back to 1988, looks to get back to the winning side. Alabama has yet to lose in Crampton Bowl over the five times each side has clashed there.
The Mississippi defensive line will remain a storyline and the head coach for Team Mississippi, Henry Johnson of Clarksdale (Miss.) High, has been pleased with the early progress.
"They’re big, strong and fast and are showing a great attitude,” he said.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 9:56 am to TideSaint
They have, Ford missed the first week and thats what prompted the rumors.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 9:57 am to phaz
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How did Kirby botch it? Fromm was dynamite down the stretch, he earned the majority of the snaps.
UGA fans have constantly bemoaned the fact that Kirby refused to install any sort of unique package for Fields ala 2006 Tebow and whenever he came into games when it wasn't mop up duty or a rent-a-win game the defense pretty much knew it was just going to be a read option run.
Personally I think the kid was probably being told what he wanted to hear as a recruit and expected to play a lot more than he did, so it would be no surprise to see him transfer, and since he didn't redshirt it would make sense that he's trying to pull a Barnett but going DII to do it instead of JuCo. That way he can try to enroll somewhere else next summer and be immediately eligible.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 9:58 am to TideSaint
247Sports Composite update: Four new 5-stars in 2020
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We are just days away from seeing which schools the majority of the prospects in the 2019 class will officially be attending when they sign during the early signing period, but the rankings updates from the recruiting industry this week focused on the 2020 class and resulted in some big moves in the 247Sports Composite for the current class of high school juniors.
The group of five-star prospects in 2020 grew by four and eight prospects added a fourth star in the recruiting industry-generated ranking. Damascus (Md.) High defensive end Bryan Bresee remains in the No. 1 spot.
Mount Juliet (Tenn.) High defensive end Reggie Grimes (No. 34 to No. 23), Washington (D.C.) St. John’s College High receiver Rakim Jarrett (42 to 27), Las Vegas (Nev.) Desert Pines tight end Darnell Washington (35 to 31) and Lakeland (Fla.) High running back Demarkcus Bowman (37 to 33) moved up into the expanded 247Sports Composite five-star range following this week’s updates.
The early leaders on the 247Sports Crystal Ball for the new five-star prospects include Alabama (Grimes), Ohio State (Jarrett), UCLA (Washington) and Miami (Bowman). Six of the current 34 five-star prospects in the 2020 class have already committed to a school. Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas A&M and USC each have one five-star prospect committed in the class.
Alabama has the most total commits in the 2020 class with 11 and sits atop the 247Sports Team Recruiting Rankings.
Among the many moves in the 2020 247Sports Composite was the addition of a fourth star for eight prospects. Below is a look at the prospects making a move in the ranking this week.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:00 am to TideSaint
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MOVING UP
WR Julian Fleming – 9 to 5
OT Paris Johnson Jr. (Ohio State) – 10 to 6
DE Jordan Burch – 31 to 22
DE Reggie Grimes – 34 to 23 (new 5-star)
WR Rakim Jarrett – 42 to 27 (new 5-star)
DE Darnell Washington – 35 to 31 (new 5-star)
RB Demarkcus Bowman – 37 to 33 (new 5-star)
CB Henry Gray – 56 to 48
CB Clark Phillips III – 58 to 53
DT Jamil Burroughs (Georgia) – 60 to 55
WR Jermaine Burton – 74 to 58
WR Darin Turner (LSU) – 88 to 60
OT Turner Corcoran – 85 to 71
WR Jalen McMillan – 91 to 72
OT Omari Thomas – 138 to 74
OT Mitchell Mayes – 106 to 88
S Vito Tisdale – 109 to 89
QB Shane Illingworth – 162 to 94
DT Tre Williams – 121 to 96
DT Johnnie Brown – 127 to 98
ATH Keyvone Lee (Florida) – 114 to 97
OT Marcus Henderson – 134 to 99
TE Michael Mayer (Notre Dame) – 136 to 101
CB Malachi Moore (Alabama) – 144 to 105
DE Fadil Diggs – 165 to 112
WR Michael Redding III – 406 to 114 (new 4-star)
WR Malachi Wideman – 212 to 118
CB Jaylon Jones – 176 to 124
WR John Humphreys – 229 to 127
WR Muhsin Muhammad II – 157 to 129
OT Zak Zinter – 405 to 136 (new 4-star)
DT Josaih Hayes – 214 to 140
WR Jalen Cook – 208 to 142
OG Geirean Hatchett – 181 to 165
ATH Joel Williams – 177 to 170
WR LV Bunkley-Shelton – 200 to 176
WR Kris Hutson – 315 to 180
DE Myles Murphy – 582 to 184 (new 4-star)
DT Alex Huntley – 209 to 185
WR Ja'Khi Douglas – 257 to 187
S Antonio Johnson – 232 to 191
DE Kedrick Bingley-Jones (Florida) – 213 to 202
LB Phillip Webb – 265 to 206
WR Elijhah Badger – 246 to 208
OT Damieon George – 269 to 214
WR Eddie Williams – 399 to 216 (new 4-star)
S Lathan Ransom – 326 to 217
ATH Lideatrick Griffin (Mississippi State) – 363 to 220 (new 4-star)
RB Sam Adams II – 341 to 232 (new 4-star)
QB Luke Doty (South Carolina) – 267 to 234
OG Sedrick Van Pran – 311 to 248
LB Quandarrius Robinson (Auburn) – 278 to 272
OT John Williams (Clemson) – 400 to 317 (new 4-star)
LB Cody Simon – 474 to 335 (new 4-star)
LB Cornell Wheeler (Michigan) – 479 to 407
CB De'Arre McDonald – 487 to 428
TE Nick Patterson – 695 to 433
WR Qian Magwood – 806 to 476
QB Ethan Garbers – 817 to 490
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:00 am to TideSaint
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SLIDING DOWN
OT Bryn Tucker – 57 to 68
OT Jalen Rivers – 49 to 79
DE BJ Ojulari – 72 to 84
OT Chad Lindberg – 80 to 91
ATH Enzo Jennings – 83 to 95
RB Seth McGowan – 84 to 109
RB Jo'Quavious Marks – 103 to 122
DE Tyler Baron – 104 to 126
TE Dominic Mammarelli (Miami) – 117 to 133
DT Timothy Smith – 100 to 134
LB Jackson Bratton (Alabama) – 113 to 143
DT Jacobian Guillory – 132 to 148
RB Lamy Constant – 129 to 151
DT Cole Brevard – 112 to 156
RB Roydell Williams (Alabama) – 243 to 160
DT Tonka Hemingway – 147 to 164
OT Joshua Braun – 108 to 166
ATH Jadarius McKnight (Florida State) – 154 to 172
WR Marvin Mims – 148 to 174
OT Miller Merriweather-Lewis – 135 to 175
CB Brandon Jones – 166 to 183
DT Nazir Stackhouse (Georgia) – 168 to 190
ATH DJ Graham – 185 to 192
WR Koy Moore (USC) – 184 to 193
DE James Sylvester – 188 to 196
LB Derek Wingo – 178 to 199
S Makari Paige – 189 to 200
DT Lamar Goods – 159 to 201
DE Andy Boykin – 167 to 205
LB Justin Houston – 201 to 213
DE Tre'von Riggins (Miami) – 170 to 219
LB Demouy Kennedy (Auburn) – 205 to 223
CB Lejond Cavazos – 183 to 227
CB Keontae Jenkins – 211 to 231
CB Isaiah Dunson (Florida State) – 216 to 238
WR E. Jai Mason (Mississippi State) – 198 to 245
OG Chris Mayo – 241 to 252
OG Jovens Janvier – 218 to 264
LB Kelin Burrle (UTSA) – 182 to 281
RB Nathaniel Jones – 194 to 288
DE Greg Hudgins – 222 to 292
RB JoJuan Collins – 219 to 307
S Rashad Torrence – 272 to 310
WR Aydin Henningham – 224 to 315
DT Denver Warren – 255 to 318
WR Brenden Rice – 284 to 319
ATH Eric Reed – 302 to 320
WR Jayson Jones – 258 to 325
WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Ohio State) – 287 to 327
DT Kevon Billingsley – 259 to 329
RB Peny Boone – 317 to 336
WR Josh Downs – 316 to 339
ATH Terry Lockett – 330 to 354 (lost 4-star)
LB Korey Smith – 238 to 366 (lost 4-star)
QB Demeatric Crenshaw – 369 to 379
WR Ian Stewart – 354 to 462
This post was edited on 12/17/18 at 10:02 am
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:05 am to TideSaint
Roydell looks like a beast, have to wonder what happened there. 
Fleming is up there with Julio/Ridley for WR I really want.
Fleming is up there with Julio/Ridley for WR I really want.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:06 am to TideSaint
Buddy of mine just showed me the pic of Bowles and his dad in Bama unis with Saban ala UF’s gimmick. His father was in full pads. I guess this is a thing now
Sidenote: Tanner Bowles’ dad looks like he could play OL for us. Whole damn family is huge
Sidenote: Tanner Bowles’ dad looks like he could play OL for us. Whole damn family is huge
This post was edited on 12/17/18 at 10:07 am
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:07 am to nb200016
Awesome.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:08 am to nb200016
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Buddy of mine just showed me the pic of Bowles and his dad in Bama unis with Saban ala UF’s gimmick. His father was in full pads. I guess this is a thing now
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:09 am to TideSaint
Early Signing Period Announcement Guide
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The Early Signing Period for college football kicks off Wednesday, with a 72-hour window open for players to make their decisions official with a signed letter-of-intent. After more than half of the 2018 class signed during the early period last year, around the same amount is expected to put pen to paper this year as well. Many of the class's biggest names are already committed, but one thing is for sure: There will still be hat ceremonies, commitment videos and plenty of televised announcements.
Here’s our guide on when and how to watch announcements from the nation’s top players (all times Eastern), which kick off in earnest on Monday.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:10 am to TideSaint
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WEDNESDAY
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Trey Sanders
Time/Channel: 1 PM/ESPNU
Finalists: Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Florida State
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Nakobe Dean
Time/Channel: 2 PM/ESPNU
Finalists: Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Ole Miss
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Evan Neal
Time/Channel: 2 PM/ESPNU
Finalists: Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Miami
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:11 am to Tider95
I think that shite is hilarious. I want to see moms in pads and jerseys next.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:11 am to TideSaint
He is a huge UF fan and I had thrown him some shade about the player’s dad being in full pads so when he got the pic he came over to my desk to show me and sort of rub it in lol
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:13 am to nb200016
Post please
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:15 am to Tider95
I’ll see if he’ll send it to me but I doubt it.
I found the pic from his visit a while back though. His brother played TE for Louisville I believe
That’s their dad on the right
I found the pic from his visit a while back though. His brother played TE for Louisville I believe
That’s their dad on the right
This post was edited on 12/17/18 at 10:16 am
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:15 am to Tider95
I agree. Robinson will be a stud running back.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:16 am to Tider95
Early Signing Period: Five prospects that could flip
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The Early Signing Period has really become like National Signing Day, so Dec. 19 is a big day for prospects, college programs and fans across the country. The dead period is in effect and most decisions have been made by those signing early, but there will be some that are committed to one school today that could sign with another school Wednesday.
We take a look at five who could flip.
Posted on 12/17/18 at 10:16 am to TideSaint
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Justin Eboigbe
Eboigbe is committed to Alabama, and he was in Tuscaloosa over the weekend for his official visit, so the Crimson Tide look to be in line to hang on here. At one time, Tennessee had some real buzz. Miami had him on campus for an official visit just over a week ago as well, so the Hurricanes have not gone away. Eboigbe is saying all the right things about Alabama leading up to Dec. 19, when he will announce his final decision, but he is still one to watch.
I think he's solid FWIW.
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