TX. FB. on big men
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 9:13 am
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Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 9:13 amPosted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 9:42 amNice to see somebody holding out for an offer from us!!!!
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 10:08 amI would still like to see about 5 more big guys coming in. Maybe that is more than what scholarships SMU has available, I don't know, but if not, i sure would be nice to really load up.
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 10:10 ami think the trinity lineman would be a great addition at DT and the more big men the better, "battles are won in the trenches!!!" 
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:08 amBig Men RULE.
Be a member ot the HERD OF BIG MEN at SMU.
Be a member ot the HERD OF BIG MEN at SMU.
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 11:33 amFound this in the article from Texas Football:
"Recruiting isn't always all the excitement it's cracked up to be -- Copperas Cove DT Steven Welch found that out the hard way when SFA's new coordinator recently pulled a long-standing offer (an original verbal in October and a re-confirmation in December). Cove head coach -- also the father -- Jack Welch called it "one of the sorriest things" he'd seen as a coach, and noted that the younger Welch had turned down DI offers months ago when he committed to the Lumberjacks, and those DI programs have since moved on."
"Recruiting isn't always all the excitement it's cracked up to be -- Copperas Cove DT Steven Welch found that out the hard way when SFA's new coordinator recently pulled a long-standing offer (an original verbal in October and a re-confirmation in December). Cove head coach -- also the father -- Jack Welch called it "one of the sorriest things" he'd seen as a coach, and noted that the younger Welch had turned down DI offers months ago when he committed to the Lumberjacks, and those DI programs have since moved on."
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 12:32 pmStampede wrote:Found this in the article from Texas Football:
"Recruiting isn't always all the excitement it's cracked up to be -- Copperas Cove DT Steven Welch found that out the hard way when SFA's new coordinator recently pulled a long-standing offer (an original verbal in October and a re-confirmation in December). Cove head coach -- also the father -- Jack Welch called it "one of the sorriest things" he'd seen as a coach, and noted that the younger Welch had turned down DI offers months ago when he committed to the Lumberjacks, and those DI programs have since moved on."
I'm having a hard time believing someone would go to SFA over a D1 school to play football unless it was a case where someone would choose SFA to play their position like a qb going there instead of going to NTSU to be a WR