Emanuel Karmo Commits to Gophers!!!!!

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Fantastic! Choosing to join the Gophers and the best conference in college football - nice job PJ. PJ is helping more players reach the NFL and it helping recruiting. Elevates the Tri-metro conference and other great players.
 



















I thought he was going to be a linebacker but his hs coach seems to think he’ll be an edge. I suppose it depends on how much weight he’ll put on.
 

Seems to put out top effort on every play. Very aggressive, strong and above all else...very quick. Imagine a defense with Koi Perich and Mr. Karmo leading the way.
 

Willwin40 said:
I thought he was going to be a linebacker but his hs coach seems to think he’ll be an edge. I suppose it depends on how much weight he’ll put on.
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who knows how him or any player will respond to better nutrition, S&C coach. Hageman was a High school TE moving to D-line in college as he just kept getting bigger. Lance Johnson Right tackle for the Eagles started his college career as a QB moving to a few other positions before finding his fit at tackle. Joe Alt, what he did when he joined Notre Dame in the summer to start @ Left tackle was amazing after playing TE in High school. Is there anyone else I am missing?
 

upchurch said:
Seems to put out top effort on every play. Very aggressive, strong and above all else...very quick. Imagine a defense with Koi Perich and Mr. Karmo leading the way.
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And maybe Jaxon Howard...
 

Respect his decision. Great offer list, some mild disrespect from 247. Burns will need to lobby Allen Trieu, Elliot.


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btowngopher said:
When’s the last time an instate guy committed early and then flipped?
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When's the last time a top kid in the state put out a top 7 that included five helmet schools and then four days later announces he's committing to one of the two non-helmet schools.

Nice try in attempting to frame this like any ordinary commitment process.
 


MplsGopher said:
When's the last time a top kid in the state put out a top 7 that included five helmet schools and then four days later announces he's committing to one of the two non-helmet schools.

Nice try in attempting to frame this like any ordinary commitment process.
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Doesn’t sound like he is actually considering the other six if he committed 4 days after putting it out. Wring your hands if you want, but if an instate kid commits he sticks over 90% of the time. Abasiri and Witt I believe are the only two under Fleck. Yes this guy has more big time offers than the typical early commit from instate, but I’d rather he turn them down now then have a bunch come calling on a guy later on like USC with Abisiri and OSU’s attempt with Perich.
 

btowngopher said:
I’d rather he turn them down now then have a bunch come calling on a guy later on
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You don’t really think they’re just going to quit, come on. Fleck himself flips kids (who are already committed elsewhere).

Commitments mean little these days
 

MplsGopher said:
You don’t really think they’re just going to quit, come on. Fleck himself flips kids (who are already committed elsewhere).

Commitments mean little these days
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Probably won’t quit, but it’s not like they don’t have other uncommitted targets. Most of the guys we flip are committed before we offer, and flip not too long after we offer.
 

BTChamp said:
Damn! This is huge and a springboard to hopefully many more high end dudes that want to follow.
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I think this might be a little bit of the Koi Perich effect. When kids like Emmanuel see another kid like Koi not taking the big last-minute push from schools like OSU, I think it helps make it a little easier for him to think they can get it done here.
 


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