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re: Class of 2019 Recruiting MEGATHREAD: That's a Wrap Edition
Posted on 3/27/18 at 9:54 am to TideSaint
Posted on 3/27/18 at 9:54 am to TideSaint
Nation's No. 1 TE set to visit Alabama (BamaOnLine-VIP)
4-star TE Hudson Henry 6-5/225 (AR) hudl
Planning to visit Bama in late April.
4-star TE Hudson Henry 6-5/225 (AR) hudl
Planning to visit Bama in late April.
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Posted on 3/27/18 at 10:18 am to TidalSurge1
Visiting Bama this weekend:
4* DT Rashad Cheney 6-3/270 (GA) hudl
4* DT Jaquaze Sorrells 6-3/270 (FL) hudl
4* DE Joseph Anderson 6-4/264 (TN) hudl
4* DE Noah Potter 6-5/250 (OH) hudl
4* CB Chester Kimbrough 6-0/175 (LA) hudl
4* CB Woodi Washington 5-11/175 (TN) hudl
4* CB Adonis Otey 6-0/175 (TN) hudl
3* CB Travis Jay 6-0/175 (FL) hudl
Visiting Bama today:
PK/PT Ryan Fitzgerald 5-11/180 (GA) hudl
4* DT Rashad Cheney 6-3/270 (GA) hudl
4* DT Jaquaze Sorrells 6-3/270 (FL) hudl
4* DE Joseph Anderson 6-4/264 (TN) hudl
4* DE Noah Potter 6-5/250 (OH) hudl
4* CB Chester Kimbrough 6-0/175 (LA) hudl
4* CB Woodi Washington 5-11/175 (TN) hudl
4* CB Adonis Otey 6-0/175 (TN) hudl
3* CB Travis Jay 6-0/175 (FL) hudl
Visiting Bama today:
PK/PT Ryan Fitzgerald 5-11/180 (GA) hudl
This post was edited on 3/28/18 at 6:12 am
Posted on 3/27/18 at 11:05 am to TidalSurge1
Time to raid the state of Tennessee again, it seems.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 11:09 am to CapstoneGrad06
Under Armour Orlando: WR/TE/DB 1on1 video
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Much of the accolades after the Under Armour All-America camp's Orlando stop on Sunday came via the skill positions. The wide receivers, tight ends and defensive backs each had standout performers and 247Sports has a sample of their work during one-on-one competition.
Offense (in order of appearance): Wayne Dennis, Leonard Manuel, Ezeriah Anderson, Jaden Robinson, Dylan Brazil, Jaquan Sheppard, Kamari Morales, Khaishef Edwards, James Blackstrain, Corbin Gibson, Ahmarean Brown, Nate Jefferson, Dacarri Allen-Johnson, G'Darian West, Jaquan Smith, Jaquavion Fraziars, Jalen Carter, Maurice Goolsby, Kendre Gant, Jecoryan Davis-Hamilton, DeMarcus Harris, Fred Young, Vontarious Hill, Larry Hodges, Joe Hodge, Jackson Darlington, Jaylen Fowler, Cornelius Williams, Nemea Hall, Jonathan Odom, Mendez Jean Baptise, Glover Cook, Keon Zipperer, Eric Wright and Darrell Harding,
Defense: Solomon Brown, Antonio Clary, Miles Brooks, Brendan Gant, David Jones, Demarcus Governor, Daquan Evans, Zay Roberson, Fenley Graham, Jalil Core, Khadry Jackson, Renardo Green, Alexander Andre, Kanieul Gates, Leonard Parker, Quitman Kincaid, Micah Abraham, Tre'Vez Johnson, Dane Belton, Ra'Mello Dotson, Malachi Renne, Dwight Toombs, Javien Stanley, Anthony Fieldings, Brandon Hill, Martin Emerson, Jr., Tevin Griffey, Travis Jay, Raymond Woodie, Bryan Bell-Anderson, Arian Smith, Tony Smith, PJ Jules, Makkah Jordan and Jahquez Robinson,
Rep No. 1 Wayne Dennis vs. Solomon Brown
Rep No. 2 Leonard Manuel vs. Antonio Clary
Rep No. 3 Ezeriah Anderson vs. Miles Brooks
Rep No. 4 Jaden Robinson vs. Brendan Gant
Rep No. 5 Dylan Brazil vs. David Jones
Rep No. 6 Jaquan Sheppard vs. Demcarcus Governor
Rep No. 7 Kamari Morales vs. Daquan Evans
Rep No. 8 Khaishef Edwards vs. Zay Roberson
Rep No. 9 James Blackstrain vs. Fenley Graham
Rep No. 10 Corbin Gibson vs. Jalil Core
Rep No. 11 Ahmarean Brown vs. Khadry Jackson
Rep No. 12 Nate Jefferson vs. Roberson
Rep No. 13 Dacarri Allen-Johnson vs. Renardo Green
Rep No. 14 Sheppard vs. Governor
Rep No. 15 G'Darian West vs. B. Gant
Rep No. 16 Dennis vs. S. Brown
Rep No. 17 Jaquan Smith vs. Alexander Andre
Rep No. 18 Jaquavion Fraziars vs. Governor
Rep No. 19 Jalen Carter vs. Jackson
Rep No. 20 Sheppard vs. Keniuel Gates
Rep No. 21 Maurice Goolsby vs. Leonard Parker
Rep No. 22 Edwards vs. Green
Rep No. 23 Kendre Gant vs. Quitman Kincaid
Rep No. 24 Manuel vs. Evans
Rep No. 25 Sheppard vs. Micah Abraham
Rep No. 26 Jacoryan Davis-Hamilton vs. Tre'Vez Johnson
Rep No. 27 DeMarcus Harris vs. Jackson
Rep No. 28 Dennis vs. Governor
Rep No. 29 Fred Young vs. Dane Belton
Rep No. 30 Jeremiah Payton vs. S. Brown
Rep No. 31 Vontarious Hill vs. Graham
Rep No. 32 Larry Hodges vs. Ra'Mello Dotson
Rep No. 33 Joe Hodge vs. Malachi Renne
Rep No. 34 Fraziars vs. B. Gant
Rep No. 35 Jackson Darlington vs. Dwight Toombs
Rep No. 36 A. Brown vs. Brooks
Rep No. 37 Jaylen Fowler vs. Javien Stanley
Rep No. 38 Anderson vs. Evans
Rep No. 39 Cornelius Williams vs. Jackson
Rep No. 40 Sheppard vs. Graham
Rep No. 41 Nemea Hall vs. Green
Rep No. 42 Manuel vs. Anthony Fieldings
Rep No. 43 Jonathan Odom vs. Brandon Hill
Rep No. 44 Jaden Robinson vs. Fieldings
Rep No. 45 K. Gant vs. Martin Emerson
Rep No. 46 Manuel vs. Tevin Griffey
Rep No. 47 Brazil vs. Belton
Rep No. 48 West vs. Abraham
Rep No. 49 Dennis vs. B. Gant
Rep No. 50 Mendez Jean Baptise vs. S. Brown
Rep No. 51 Jefferson vs. Travis Jay
Rep No. 52 Harris vs. Governor
Rep No. 53 Allen-Johnson vs. Toombs
Rep No. 54 Fraziars vs. Graham
Rep No. 55 Sheppard vs. Raymond Woodie
Rep No. 56 Hodge vs. Andre
Rep No. 57 Manuel vs. Emerson
Rep No. 58 Payton vs. Bryan Bell-Anderson
Rep No. 59 Glover Cook vs. Arian Smith
Rep No. 60 West vs. B. Gant
Rep No. 61 West vs. B. Gant
Rep No. 62 K. Gant vs. T. Johnson
Rep No. 63 Morales vs. Green
Rep No. 64 Goolsby vs. Bell-Anderson
Rep No. 65 Fraziars vs. Stanley
Rep No. 66 Keon Zipperer vs. Tony Smith
Rep No. 67 Harris vs. Toombs
Rep No. 68 Eric Wright vs. B. Gant
Rep No. 69 Brazil vs. Roberson
Rep No. 70 Cook vs. Jackson
Rep No. 71 K. Gant vs. Andre
Rep No. 72 A. Brown vs. Green
Rep No. 73 Goolsby vs. Bell-Anderson
Rep No. 74 Morales vs. PJ Jules
Rep No. 75 Odom vs. Makkah Jordan
Rep No. 76 Anderson vs. Toombs
Rep No. 77 Jaden Robinson vs. Green
Rep No. 78 Payton vs. Dotson
Rep No. 79 Hodges vs. Jahquez Robinson
Rep No. 80 Darrell Harding vs. Griffey
Rep No. 81 K. Gant vs. Toombs
Rep No. 82 Gibson vs. T. Smith
Rep No. 83 Fraziars vs. Clary
Rep No. 84 K. Gant vs. Clary
Rep No. 85 Manuel vs. Rennie
Rep No. 86 Anderson vs. Toombs
Rep No. 87 Goolsby vs. Clary
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 11:12 am
Posted on 3/27/18 at 11:13 am to TideSaint
2020 dual-threat QB talks early offers from Georgia and NC State
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Robby Ashford is a prospect that jumps out as soon as he steps off the bus. He is a 6-foot-3, 205 pound athlete who is a dual-threat quarterback at Hoover (Ala.).
This spring and fall will be very important to him. He grew up following the Hoover program and he is now going to be the leader of one of the top high school football programs in the country.
A handful of schools have already offered despite him not being a high school starter yet. Two fo those are Georgia and NC State. Each has his attention.
IN HIS OWN WORDS: "When NC State came through and offered me a few weeks ago, they told me that they like everything about me," said Ashford. "They feel I can fit into their program well and that they love how I can throw the football.
"They talked to me about their offense, how they throw the ball around and how they have had a quarterback throw for 3,000 yards each of the past two years, so I like what I heard. I want to try to get up there for camp in the summer to see how it is.
"I watched Georgia this past season and I love Georgia. I love coach Smart and I love how they develop quarterbacks. The offense they run is great and they know how to balance the run and the pass there.
"When I was at their camp last summer, that is when Georgia offered me. I got to see the campus and I love the environment there. Everything is really nice, their facilities are top of the line and I could see myself there.
"I also have offers from Missouri, Illinois and Jacksonville State. Duke is showing some interest and I have heard from Clemson, Auburn and Mississippi State.
"I do not have any real favorites yet. I want to explore my options and just see what it out there."
RIVALS REACTION: Ashford is a two-sport star at Hoover and he loves football and baseball. Some think he could even be a better baseball player. He has a big arm, he has a great frame and he is drawing a lot of early interest despite not starting at Hoover yet. This 2018 season will be big for him as a football prospect. He is now the starter, so he gets to showcase his ability. Clemson along with the two in-state schools are definitely schools he has his eye on that has yet to offer. Georgia really impressed him last summer as well.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 11:49 am to CapstoneGrad06
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Time to raid the state of Tennessee again, it seems.
Right now it looks like Ani Izuchukwu will be the only one Bama takes from TN in the 2019 class. Bill Norton committed to UGA. Bama is in good shape with targets higher on the board than the other TN guys with offers. It's still early, though.
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 12:28 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 11:54 am to TidalSurge1
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Right now it looks like Ani Izuchukwu will be the only one Bama takes from TN in the 2019 class. It's still early, though.
The last CB put in for him was to Mississippi State FWIW.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:02 pm to TideSaint
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The last CB put in for him was to Mississippi State FWIW.
MSU homer, FWIW. I doubt Ani Izuchukwu will pick MSU over Bama. Ohio State is a legit threat tho. Urbs is personally recruiting him, but I'm still pretty confident he's coming to Bama.This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 12:48 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:20 pm to CapstoneGrad06
We haven't done a lot of moving and shaking in regards to Tennessee recruits since 2010. 2 of them Tennessee boys from that 2008 class, they Bama legends tho'.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:24 pm to Carlton
The state of Tennessee hasn’t exactly been very deep since 2008. But I feel Jordan Davis in the 2018 class will have a great career.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:25 pm to TidalSurge1
I see someone put in a CB for Will Reichard.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:29 pm to CapstoneGrad06
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The state of Tennessee hasn’t exactly been very deep since 2008. But I feel Jordan Davis in the 2018 class will have a great career.
Yep. Jordan Davis (2018 signee) is gonna be a good one, imo. I think Bama will try to bulk him up from his current Jack weight into a DE (DL).
TN has recently become one of the top states in producing 4-5* players (metro Nasville growth).
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 12:33 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:34 pm to CapstoneGrad06
I like Davis a lot too. I feel the way about recruiting Tennessee like I feel about recruiting Mississippi. Be very selective, too much funny business up there. Especially with Fat Phil reclaiming power a top a mound of twinkees and bbq ribs.
ETA: I'm interested to see what happens between Georgia and Tennessee in the next couple of years. Pruitt/Fulmer and Kirby seem like they might be oil and water. There is potential for some real drama between those two on the field and off in the not to distant future.
ETA: I'm interested to see what happens between Georgia and Tennessee in the next couple of years. Pruitt/Fulmer and Kirby seem like they might be oil and water. There is potential for some real drama between those two on the field and off in the not to distant future.
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 12:51 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 12:36 pm to CapstoneGrad06
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I see someone put in a CB for Will Reichard.
Yep. Sam Spiegelman, LSU homer. Good sign. UA, LSU and UGA = his top 3. I think Reichard may publicly commit to Bama any day now.
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 12:43 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 1:01 pm to Carlton
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ETA: I'm interested to see what happens between Georgia and Tennessee in the next couple of years. Pruitt/Fulmer and Kirby seem like they might be oil and water. There is potential for some real drama between those two on the field and off in the not to distant future.
Me too. Recruiting wise, Pruitt should focus on landing the in-state guys he wants and targeting the GA kids (especially Atl & north GA) that UGA won't have room for -- low 4-star, high upside, keen on early PT. Pruitt has connections in GA (Sherrer too) and should try to create a trend of GA kids to UT. For example, UT is trending very well for TE Jackson Lowe from Rome, GA.
Same strategy applies for recruiting other nearby border state areas; i.e., Pruitt should use UGA's, CU's & UA's strength to his advantage, by going after the guys that aren't as high on their boards. Last cycle, Pruitt went after too many long shots and whiffed on almost all of them. Big mistake. But if Pruitt plays it smart, he can land enough low 4-star/high upside guys (via selling early PT) that in 2 to 3 years he'll have a good team.
This post was edited on 3/28/18 at 6:57 am
Posted on 3/27/18 at 7:37 pm to TidalSurge1
Drew D just tweeted this:
Hearing good recruiting news coming for Alabama #2018 #NeedPosition ??
Has a photo attached. Someone more up on targets than me would have to tell who it is.
Hearing good recruiting news coming for Alabama #2018 #NeedPosition ??
Has a photo attached. Someone more up on targets than me would have to tell who it is.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 7:42 pm to phil4bama
Post a link or Drew's last name or twitter handle please and I'll take a look.
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 7:45 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 8:23 pm to TidalSurge1
@DrewD977ESPN
Hearing good recruiting news coming for Alabama #2018 #NeedPosition ??
Hearing good recruiting news coming for Alabama #2018 #NeedPosition ??
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 8:24 pm
Posted on 3/27/18 at 8:37 pm to pmacattack
Tevita Musika.
The JUCO DT from California.
The JUCO DT from California.
Posted on 3/27/18 at 8:38 pm to pmacattack
Not sure of his name but he looks like he would be our backup slash goal line QB ala Tebow when he was a freshman.
Eta: never mind, Saint to the rescue. Looks like they are going to start him out at DT (at least during media viewing periods).
Eta: never mind, Saint to the rescue. Looks like they are going to start him out at DT (at least during media viewing periods).
This post was edited on 3/27/18 at 8:50 pm
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