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Re: Running back commit
QuackAttackAggie wrote: ↑April 19th, 2020, 6:54 pmHis photo makes it look like he is a very bad one legged punter.
For those wondering what Quack is talking about
Not sure whats going on in the photo. Hopefully that doesn't mean he fumbles a lot...
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He absolutely must have seen what I wrote because the photo associated with the profile changed in the hour since I posted it hahaThunderAggie wrote: ↑April 19th, 2020, 7:08 pmQuackAttackAggie wrote: ↑April 19th, 2020, 6:54 pmHis photo makes it look like he is a very bad one legged punter.
For those wondering what Quack is talking about
Not sure whats going on in the photo. Hopefully that doesn't mean he fumbles a lot...
I assume he is celebrating after a touchdown. You can see the letters in the endzone.
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A corner that we recently offered that seems to know this recruit and also a recruit from last year is announcing tomorrow. Has quite a few offers.
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According to the 247 guys in down south, he's a Houston lean but Jason Phillips is having some recent success down there.
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Looks like a track guy. Very fast.
Like this pickup.
Looks like we are good at running back for sure now.
Like this pickup.
Looks like we are good at running back for sure now.
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And he commits to Houston
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It's okay. When the top CB on our board finally publicly announces his commitment it will be very exciting.
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Also, I'm interviewing Kendric right now, so hopefully I have an article up soon!
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I know it's highlights, but looks like he could be really good catching the ball out of the backfield. Really like what is coming into the Aggie backfield over the next few years.
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Kendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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I agree. We are assembling a group that is going to rival the Robert Turbin, Mike Smith, Kerwynn Williams, Joe Hill, Joey DeMartino years.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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Yup very good group. While we had some good players In both position groups, Wells left running back and receiver very thin and needing some focus. This staff has done very well building up the running backs depth. May be a little light in depth this year but I like where we are headed.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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I've heard that Gary has a "Silver Tongue" as well and can be VERY persuasive. Is that true 22?aggies22 wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:57 pmI agree. We are assembling a group that is going to rival the Robert Turbin, Mike Smith, Kerwynn Williams, Joe Hill, Joey DeMartino years.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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I think it became evident that Wells found his formula for success was to find late gems from the JC ranks to fill the RB slot. (Darwin Thompson, Devonte Mays, Eltoro Allen, Tonny Lindsey). Had he not left for Texas Tech I'm sure there were a few guys Wells had identified that he was going to bring in as immediate plug and play from the JC ranks that then never happened and ended up leaving a gaping hole.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 7:45 amYup very good group. While we had some good players In both position groups, Wells left running back and receiver very thin and needing some focus. This staff has done very well building up the running backs depth. May be a little light in depth this year but I like where we are headed.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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You are right, although he did bring in hs guys and most didn’t seem to pan out. Long term success in building depth on a football roster cannot be accomplished by only being successfully through the jc ranks.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 9:19 amI think it became evident that Wells found his formula for success was to find late gems from the JC ranks to fill the RB slot. (Darwin Thompson, Devonte Mays, Eltoro Allen, Tonny Lindsey). Had he not left for Texas Tech I'm sure there were a few guys Wells had identified that he was going to bring in as immediate plug and play from the JC ranks that then never happened and ended up leaving a gaping hole.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 7:45 amYup very good group. While we had some good players In both position groups, Wells left running back and receiver very thin and needing some focus. This staff has done very well building up the running backs depth. May be a little light in depth this year but I like where we are headed.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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EXACTLY. The JC system is a great way for schools, especially G5 schools, to plug holes and make a run at success. It is not designed for long-term sustainability or success.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 10:16 amYou are right, although he did bring in hs guys and most didn’t seem to pan out. Long term success in building depth on a football roster cannot be accomplished by only being successfully through the jc ranks.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 9:19 amI think it became evident that Wells found his formula for success was to find late gems from the JC ranks to fill the RB slot. (Darwin Thompson, Devonte Mays, Eltoro Allen, Tonny Lindsey). Had he not left for Texas Tech I'm sure there were a few guys Wells had identified that he was going to bring in as immediate plug and play from the JC ranks that then never happened and ended up leaving a gaping hole.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 7:45 amYup very good group. While we had some good players In both position groups, Wells left running back and receiver very thin and needing some focus. This staff has done very well building up the running backs depth. May be a little light in depth this year but I like where we are headed.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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I know for a FACT that Matt Wells pulled a scholarship offer to Jaylen Warren prior to Coach Andersen making Jaylen a priority.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 9:19 amI think it became evident that Wells found his formula for success was to find late gems from the JC ranks to fill the RB slot. (Darwin Thompson, Devonte Mays, Eltoro Allen, Tonny Lindsey). Had he not left for Texas Tech I'm sure there were a few guys Wells had identified that he was going to bring in as immediate plug and play from the JC ranks that then never happened and ended up leaving a gaping hole.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 7:45 amYup very good group. While we had some good players In both position groups, Wells left running back and receiver very thin and needing some focus. This staff has done very well building up the running backs depth. May be a little light in depth this year but I like where we are headed.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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We aren't going to need JuCo help at RB for years. I'm that confident in these kids.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 10:24 amEXACTLY. The JC system is a great way for schools, especially G5 schools, to plug holes and make a run at success. It is not designed for long-term sustainability or success.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 10:16 amYou are right, although he did bring in hs guys and most didn’t seem to pan out. Long term success in building depth on a football roster cannot be accomplished by only being successfully through the jc ranks.Roy McAvoy wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 9:19 amI think it became evident that Wells found his formula for success was to find late gems from the JC ranks to fill the RB slot. (Darwin Thompson, Devonte Mays, Eltoro Allen, Tonny Lindsey). Had he not left for Texas Tech I'm sure there were a few guys Wells had identified that he was going to bring in as immediate plug and play from the JC ranks that then never happened and ended up leaving a gaping hole.slcagg wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2020, 7:45 amYup very good group. While we had some good players In both position groups, Wells left running back and receiver very thin and needing some focus. This staff has done very well building up the running backs depth. May be a little light in depth this year but I like where we are headed.YoungBloodAggie wrote: ↑April 21st, 2020, 9:10 pmKendric is the type of kid that, had he not committed, realistically would have gathered up 10-20 G5 offers and probably 4-5 P5 offers. He will likely not receive a 247 ratings bump now, but his performance last year and his athleticism would have jumped off the page at 7-on-7/summer camps (most have been cancelled in Texas).
This guy is a huge get, and the coaching staff will be working doubly hard to make sure that he isn't stolen by silver-tongued recruiters from other schools. Unreal that we will have Noa, Gentry, and Rhymes together for 2-3 years. Rhymes will also be in the backfield with Nawahine when he returns. This staff has done extremely well bringing in HS talent to the backfield.
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One other interesting note. I don’t usually post offers in football. But we are actively another hs running back as well. Recently offered him.
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Dang! Already got offers from Ole Miss and Tennessee!
But look at that tweet. He is definelty pumped with the offer!