Yeah, I hope he's a great QB. I've just tempered my expectations with these guys so as not to ask "why was I let down?" Every time one of these higher-ranked with risk guys does not pan out.
What's the risk again? If it's that he might not pan out as a player, then every recruit is a risk. He has no off field issues or academic issues in his past.
I've heard rumors of academic on this thread and other places but who knows.
No Gophers. Wow.
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This is why following recruiting closely is borderline crazy. A team (Penn State) can step in two weeks before signing day, and they are in the top 4; while the team he is "committed" to (Minnesota) appears to be on the outside looking in. No one knows what goes through these kids' heads at a time like this.
He graduated from HS early and is taking college classes. Find something else to worry about.
EDIT: so as to not cause confusion, this is in response to talk about Seth Green, not Snelson.
Rule of thumb - any kid who says they are committed, but is still taking other visits is not committed. They are looking for something better. 100% of the time. 100. Whenever anyone posts a "can't blame a kid for wanting a free trip" comment I have to laugh as they are either extremely naive or just delusional. This includes both Snelson and Durr. Not saying they can't end up here, but they are hoping for something better. Similar to when you ask a girl to a dance and they say, "I'd love to, but let me get back to you in a couple days". That happened to all of us, right?
Yeah, I was talking about Snelson.
Rule of thumb - any kid who says they are committed, but is still taking other visits is not committed. They are looking for something better. 100% of the time. 100. Whenever anyone posts a "can't blame a kid for wanting a free trip" comment I have to laugh as they are either extremely naive or just delusional. This includes both Snelson and Durr. Not saying they can't end up here, but they are hoping for something better. Similar to when you ask a girl to a dance and they say, "I'd love to, but let me get back to you in a couple days". That happened to all of us, right?
This is why following recruiting closely is borderline crazy. A team (Penn State) can step in two weeks before signing day, and they are in the top 4; while the team he is "committed" to (Minnesota) appears to be on the outside looking in. No one knows what goes through these kids' heads at a time like this.
Rule of thumb - any kid who says they are committed, but is still taking other visits is not committed. They are looking for something better. 100% of the time. 100. Whenever anyone posts a "can't blame a kid for wanting a free trip" comment I have to laugh as they are either extremely naive or just delusional. This includes both Snelson and Durr. Not saying they can't end up here, but they are hoping for something better. Similar to when you ask a girl to a dance and they say, "I'd love to, but let me get back to you in a couple days". That happened to all of us, right?
Rule of thumb - any kid who says they are committed, but is still taking other visits is not committed. They are looking for something better. 100% of the time. 100. Whenever anyone posts a "can't blame a kid for wanting a free trip" comment I have to laugh as they are either extremely naive or just delusional. This includes both Snelson and Durr. Not saying they can't end up here, but they are hoping for something better. Similar to when you ask a girl to a dance and they say, "I'd love to, but let me get back to you in a couple days". That happened to all of us, right?
Rule of thumb - any kid who says they are committed, but is still taking other visits is not committed. They are looking for something better. 100% of the time. 100. Whenever anyone posts a "can't blame a kid for wanting a free trip" comment I have to laugh as they are either extremely naive or just delusional. This includes both Snelson and Durr. Not saying they can't end up here, but they are hoping for something better. Similar to when you ask a girl to a dance and they say, "I'd love to, but let me get back to you in a couple days". That happened to all of us, right?
From Pat Lammer's twitter page:"Pat Lammer
@PLamRecruiting
Covering HS football/recruiting for @SunSentinel ... 28 years sports experience at 6 newspapers | Univ. of Iowa grad | Love my wife, travel, music & Hawkeyes"
Not sure I'd 100% buy into what he's staying.
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