That's also what i think is most likely. If Winfield starts making some probowls, i can see the secondary being a place where we get a 5 star.
How can you choose OL over a 5 Star QB
Unfortunately, those guys go to Wisky or Iowa.
No. He was a high 4 star
You thinking of someone in particular?
Good question. The first school I researched was Northwestern. They had their first 5 star in 2019. Im pretty sure Illinois has had one. Indiana and Purdue?
I know, i just think of how well morgan did with a solid o-line, i think our offense can be near excellent with the QBs were recruiting and high level OL recruits
Ole Miss football’s special teams coach has signed a pair of five-star kickers and a five-star long snapper since his hire and that trend continued earlier this week.
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My thoughts exactly, plus i feel we have better playmakers at the WR position, so if all goes well, Wisconsin will no longer be the bar for us, rather we set our own bar.
Specialists are usually either not rated or rated low by the major recruiting sites and then others specific to specialists give them ratings on a different scale. I'm not sure if a specialist has ever been given 5 stars by 247 or similar sites before but the Gophers have had 5 star kickers rated as specialists. Michael Lantz was rated 5 stars as a kicker and 4.5 as a punter. There are way more 5 star specialists though so it doesn't mean as much.
It's all about looking at the odds... To land a 5*, it's probably going to have to be a local kid who's dreamed of playing for the Gophers. How many 5* QBs has MN produced...? Joe Mauer was of that caliber, but since him... anything? Now, on the other hand, we've had some pretty highly rated lineman come from MN recently, although our success at landing them hasn't been good.
Pulling a Brady??
Stanford legacy.
