I'm sure there will be better schools recruiting him before its all said in done. Hopefully he stays committed though.
Makes you wonder why Western Michigan was the only other school to offer him (according to scout)
I really hope Im wrong, but I just have a bad feeling about this. Something tells me he won't play a down for ISU. Like I said, I hope Im wrong because this is a nice get for ISU
What do you think is going to happen? How many recruits has the current staff lost to another school after an early commitment? Last year there was one and the year before there was one. Ye of little faith. As soon as they get him up for a visit and he takes Ames and ISU in, he'll be fine.
I guess Im a bit of a pessimist. I just have a bad feeling about it. A big time prospect from Texas committs to us early, which is great, but I have a bad feeling that when the other big schools come calling, he will listen. Just a guess on my part though, I have no inside info or anything like that
Going over your last couple of posts, I have a question. Have ever you ever heard of a posession receiver? This kid fits that mold perfectly. A guy you can put on the outside and go up and get balls. He is exactly what ISU needs at the WR position.
A supposed 4.65 40 time doesn't mean a damn thing.
I think all of you guys are underrating this kid. He's not a possession receiver. Possession receivers don't average 20 yards per catch and a TD for every 4 receptions in high school. This guy is a deep threat. Yes, he's not going to beat too many people downfield, but he goes up and gets the ball and at 6-4, 6-5, with some muscle behind it, he 's going to get it 9 times out of 10 over smaller DBs. And it's not like he has no speed. He has plenty of speed for the position.
I think all of you guys are underrating this kid. He's not a possession receiver. Possession receivers don't average 20 yards per catch and a TD for every 4 receptions in high school. This guy is a deep threat. Yes, he's not going to beat too many people downfield, but he goes up and gets the ball and at 6-4, 6-5, with some muscle behind it, he 's going to get it 9 times out of 10 over smaller DBs. And it's not like he has no speed. He has plenty of speed for the position.
As of now ESPN has him ranked as a 78, but you can only see it on the team homepage, not his individual page (at least not without insider). That's what they had Nealy rated as last year, so that alone gets me excited!
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yes, I know ESPN isn't the best recruiting site, but it still blows Scout away...
I guess Im a bit of a pessimist. I just have a bad feeling about it. A big time prospect from Texas committs to us early, which is great, but I have a bad feeling that when the other big schools come calling, he will listen. Just a guess on my part though, I have no inside info or anything like that
Guess I wouldn't call a kid with no other BCS offers a "big time prospect". He's not even to the point of having TCU, SMU, Baylor after him much less UT and OU.
Guess I wouldn't call a kid with no other BCS offers a "big time prospect". He's not even to the point of having TCU, SMU, Baylor after him much less UT and OU.
I guess "big time prospect" is a bit much, but he will get some good offers in the future. Im betting schools like Texas Tech and TCU will go after him. If i had to guess right now, Im betting he will be a 3 star guy
Texas was at the kid's high school looking at him on the day he committed to the good guys. Also, it's still kind of early in the recruiting process. Many schools don't extend the majority of their offers until the beginning of summer and camp season. So don't be saying there was no interest in him from big-time programs.
recruiting for texas is over. they are looking at HS sophomores now