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Those LA HSs really starting to recruit Texas strong...Josh Eaton from Houston looks to be heading to Mater Dei.
I ain't worried one bit about that conference though. Keep taking the Levi Jones and Ronald Johnsons from Texas and we'll be good here.Pac 12 schools too.
What exactly has been happening there? I've read about locker room fights but never know exactly what all the CA peeps have been alluding to when mentioning these "issues."Idk WHY we would take him after everything that has been happening.
MD is back. They sat back and acted like they were gonna chill. But then Christian Dixon happened. Then Donovan Ford.Idk WHY we would take him after everything that has been happening.
kids acting a fool on video, kids going to MD for a semester and then transferring back to original school after the season, stuff like that.What exactly has been happening there? I've read about locker room fights but never know exactly what all the CA peeps have been alluding to when mentioning these "issues."
MD is back. They sat back and acted like they were gonna chill. But then Christian Dixon happened. Then Donovan Ford.
They ain't done. There's a 5 star running back who's supposed to transfer to MD and his name isn't Kendall Milton.
MD going for the 3-peat. Rollison said F it. He's going out in style. The only kids he's not touching is junior transfers from within the Trinity League. Other than that, game on.
Doesn't MD always recruit though? Or y'all are just saying it's gotten out of hand?
the kids coming for a semester to play football and leave the following semester AND doing their college commitments at their original school was supposedly the last straw. And then Bosco went and brought in like 15+ transfers and MD said F it, we're back. They just won't let Bosco win a state title without putting up a fight.Doesn't MD always recruit though? Or y'all are just saying it's gotten out of hand?
Bringing in kids for just the season and them transferring back to their original school is nuts.
it was more like Sean Dollars, Jeremiah Criddell, Braedon Huffman-Dixon, and Cameron Garner. All went back to Rancho Cucamonga as soon as the season ended.So kids like Bryson Washington really effed yall up, huh? Go to MD for the attention, then head back home to grab more attention for your boys at the old HS?
hoping so!!
Leave the LaMichael James’ & Jacquizz Rodgers’ tho.I ain't worried one bit about that conference though. Keep taking the Levi Jones and Ronald Johnsons from Texas and we'll be good here.
it was more like Sean Dollars, Jeremiah Criddell, Braedon Huffman-Dixon, and Cameron Garner. All went back to Rancho Cucamonga as soon as the season ended.
Kids out here ain't going West anymore.
Kids out West are leaving in droves, though.
Those days are dead, dead.Remember when USC would come to the south and just grab whoever that wanted? Days are finito
Those days are dead, dead.
Not with Texas, A&M and Oklahoma now all having mega-elite recruiters and SEC shredding the state.
Stanford's about to only school with any pull left here, and they're obviously an extreme outlier.
I can’t remember the last time a recruit from Texas spurned a Texas school for USC
In two weeks, the N.C.A.A.’s primary legislative body, the Division I Council, will vote on a measure that could severely restrict graduate transfers. The proposed rule change would require that colleges accepting graduate transfers be docked a scholarship the next year if the transfer does not earn his secondary degree within a year.
So as graduate transfers have continued to increase — there were 124 this season in men’s basketball, according to the website GradTransferTracker, including a handful who were key contributors on N.C.A.A. tournament teams — and as programs have found value in them as a quick fix that suits both team and player, the new rule is seeking to discourage them by effectively adding a tax on programs that accept such players.
“That’s really draconian,” Rodney Fort, a sports economist and professor of sports management at the University of Michigan, said of the rule change. “This is like losing a scholarship from an N.C.A.A. penalty.”
I can’t remember the last time a recruit from Texas spurned a Texas school for USC
nako xl will be able to tell you.