Forgot about Mo, duh. I don't know about Baltimore itself, but that DC/Maryland/Virginia area is a pretty good football area to my knowledge. I think the Terps have pulled some good players out of there recently.
Looks like a cb from Maryland also has high interest. Mansoor Delane.
Sounds like a lock if he is making an announcement before he even visits VT. Guessing he commits here and cancels that visit.
Always wonder what would have happened if Mason could have survived until the opening of TCF. Would playing outdoors with a strong running game have mitigated his teams traditional struggles on defense? Not surprising that his three biggest upsets—Penn State (1999); OSU (2000); and Michigan (2005)—were road games. The Dome magnified our lack of speed on defense.Ummm did you miss the Mason year's
At one point we had MB3, Maroney and Russell all in the same backfield. Not sure you can get much more loaded than that.
Love the potential of the guys we have and Evans looks like he could be a good one as well. The reality right now is that we don't know if any of the other RBs could be the guy if Mo were to go down. But the potential in the RB room is very high and it will be exciting to see what some of these guys can do when they get the opportunity. Hopefully they have to wait another full season to truly get that opportunity though as that would mean another full season of Mo carrying that ball. We all know how that goes with him being one of the best in the country.
Hasert to the Gophs would also be better from an "image" standpoint in getting a home grown kid to stay in State.
I went to the @Maryland game a few years ago with a sign that said, "Crab cakes are all that Maryland does," and got a lot of laughs from their fans. Until I flipped it to the other side that said, "Old Bay is also bad," which they were very much not OK with.
This could just be The Wire talking, but it wouldn't surprise me if many a talented young man does not make it out of the Baltimore streets ...
You could say that about many large cities. For as large as Kansas City is there are surprisingly few athletes that come from the city schools. The vast majority come from the suburbs. It’s not for lack of athleticism either.
Sorry Hungan but Dungeness crabs are west coast (especially OR and WA) crabs. Extraordinary- sweet and a lot more meat than most of the east coast versions.
Granted, those in the inner urban core with good talent might get scouted and brought out, or simply choose to go out, to the suburban feeder programs or private schools. Would not surprise me if this type of thing also happens in many large cities.
You are right Oregon Gopher. I checked with my sis in DC. It was Chesapeake Bay Blue Crabs that we had.
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Quote from Rhyland Kelly:New crystal ball pick today from Allen Trieu:
Rhyland Kelly's Crystal Ball Predictions
Wonder why it had to be an unofficial, when we're bringing in guys left and right this month?
That's one BIG smile on his face. Think we have a chance lol
Because he had his 5 officials elsewhere
I believe that his h.s. coach was a Gopher. After Hinzman, he is the OL who would be my next choice.
Ben Hamilton. O-line coach at his HS.
It is. The school is 10 minutes from me and pretty exclusive. They win in most sports and are very good academically with a strong religious focus as well.
Do they get to play for championships against CO public schools?
Recruits don't know if 2019 was a fluke, after 2020. A lot of people don't know a lot about a lot of programs after 2020.
