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Did he not play last year? His film from 2022 is amazing. Size and speed, kid looks like he’ll blow up. Not much film as a wr but he looks awesome at safety.

I think you’re correct. I believe he had most of those offers and committed to VT prior to his senior year though.

The portal when combined with NIL sucks for all college sports.

Best instate recruiting we’ve had in my lifetime.

Actually pretty impressive offer list considering he wasn’t the starting qb in high school.

Sounds like Lindsey has looked very impressive this spring. I wonder if the staff is confident with him at #2.

I mean most soccer players aren’t “good enough” for football either.

We’re excited because he was ranked as a top 20 wr out of high school. He hasn’t proven anything yet in college but as a rs frosh there’s plenty of time for that, why wouldn’t we be excited? He’s rated higher than Bateman was out of high school, then again Dylan Wright was rated higher than...

Figured they had to add a transfer at QB. Sounds like a great athlete with limited throwing reps in high school as he backed up a QB that committed to Stanford. 4.55 forty, arm looks strong. Pretty intriguing addition.

I’d be a bit surprised. He doesn’t have much experience even at the high school level at wr. Looks like we had offered him out of high school as well.

You’re assuming that is the only reason for his transfer decision.

He’s probably not quite as bad as Iowa made him look. I actually don’t hate this. I want us to add a qb for hopefully just depth this year and to challenge Lindsey next year. Hill has multiple years left, so would fit the bill.

Good take, all the inexperienced depth pieces from last year did get a lot of reps, so what sucked last year hopefully should help this year.

Safety depth seems okay. Linebacker would be nice to add a transfer. Our CB depth has taken a hit with Pless reportedly out along with Watson and Bride.

I don’t think it hurts. The years and years of spring games wasn’t growing anything.

He’s a true freshman, so not seeing the field a ton would be the norm.

They weren’t ran out of town, they weren’t named the starter and they decided to leave. What is going “all in”, naming a starter at a position that only one player normally plays barring injury or performance?

What examples of this have we seen?

Why do the corporate sponsors care what school the athletes go to? Don’t they get more out of inking deals with the top athletes and continuing those relationships when they go pro?

Why would you ever doubt that so much? It’s always one of the main factors.