McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 4:17 pm.....man this is hilarious-I have never in my life seen one player decommit from the same school 3 times. That ought to put the Froggies in a bad mood. Reported on the Insiders.
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Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 4:17 pmRe: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 4:19 pmStay tuned..........
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 4:43 pmCould it be that this is one of the hotshot athletes Coach Bennett is hoping to steal?
On the other hand, if TCU has welcomed back his commitment three times, he must really be something special. Let's get him to Dallas.
On the other hand, if TCU has welcomed back his commitment three times, he must really be something special. Let's get him to Dallas.
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 7:03 pmIf this kid commits to SMU I would laugh for a month. Santa could not make me happier. Stallion, does he have any interest in us??
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 8:43 pmIf he was to committ to SMU, expect him to decommitt the next day. This guy will probably transfer three or four times during his career.
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 10:37 pmI don't see him on Area100 or State100... what HS?
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 11:11 pmTCU had him as a DB, he a WR and KR
15-0 3A State Champ Gainesville over Burnet (with a National 100 QB).
KR
http://www.gainesvilleisd.com/GHigh/graphics/McBathKicoffReturn1.MPG
WR
http://www.gainesvilleisd.com/GHigh/graphics/BrowntoMcBath.MPG
In the second quarter, the Leopard defense got their first of two big turnovers as Darcel McBath stripped the ball from Shipley and Jeremy Franklin was there to fall on it.
Darcel McBath returned the ensuing kickoff out to the 48 yard line. Purvey ran 29 yards on first down to get the ball to the 13. Three plays later, quarterback Chris Brown snuck in from 2 yards to put the Leopards up 28-24 with 8:20 left in the game.
WELL: Before we get excited:
"Darcel McBath, who was still on top of the world after Gainesvilles 35-24 win over Burnet in the 3A state championship game, has seen his recruiting stock rise dramatically over the course of this season.
He currently has visits set up for Maryland next weekend, Texas A&M on January 9th and Texas Tech January 16th. (He has yet to reschedule a visit to Kansas but said he will do so.)
Schools falling off McBaths interest meter are Wisconsin, Iowa State and hinted it didnt look good for TCU.
His thoughts on the Red Raiders?
Tech is a great school who is always competitive in the Big 12, said McBath. They have a chance to win the Big 12 every year.
The Texas Hot 100 prospect said he loves the spread offense Tech runs and likes the Red Raider defensive schemes as well.
I think I would have a good chance at getting in there and playing early at Tech, said McBath. Thats a big factor for me; I want to play as soon as possible.
The 6-0, 170-pounder said he wants to play special teams on the next level.
I think I could help them out on special teams and kick returns. I love doing that and I think that Im pretty good at it, said McBath who pointed out that the Red Raiders are losing Wes Welker.
The Scarlet and Black have to feel very good about getting the 74th-ranked Texas prep's last scheduled official giving them the last word.
Another Note: McBath seemed extremely familiar with the Red Raiders and appears to be a fan of Welker."
15-0 3A State Champ Gainesville over Burnet (with a National 100 QB).
KR
http://www.gainesvilleisd.com/GHigh/graphics/McBathKicoffReturn1.MPG
WR
http://www.gainesvilleisd.com/GHigh/graphics/BrowntoMcBath.MPG
In the second quarter, the Leopard defense got their first of two big turnovers as Darcel McBath stripped the ball from Shipley and Jeremy Franklin was there to fall on it.
Darcel McBath returned the ensuing kickoff out to the 48 yard line. Purvey ran 29 yards on first down to get the ball to the 13. Three plays later, quarterback Chris Brown snuck in from 2 yards to put the Leopards up 28-24 with 8:20 left in the game.
WELL: Before we get excited:
"Darcel McBath, who was still on top of the world after Gainesvilles 35-24 win over Burnet in the 3A state championship game, has seen his recruiting stock rise dramatically over the course of this season.
He currently has visits set up for Maryland next weekend, Texas A&M on January 9th and Texas Tech January 16th. (He has yet to reschedule a visit to Kansas but said he will do so.)
Schools falling off McBaths interest meter are Wisconsin, Iowa State and hinted it didnt look good for TCU.
His thoughts on the Red Raiders?
Tech is a great school who is always competitive in the Big 12, said McBath. They have a chance to win the Big 12 every year.
The Texas Hot 100 prospect said he loves the spread offense Tech runs and likes the Red Raider defensive schemes as well.
I think I would have a good chance at getting in there and playing early at Tech, said McBath. Thats a big factor for me; I want to play as soon as possible.
The 6-0, 170-pounder said he wants to play special teams on the next level.
I think I could help them out on special teams and kick returns. I love doing that and I think that Im pretty good at it, said McBath who pointed out that the Red Raiders are losing Wes Welker.
The Scarlet and Black have to feel very good about getting the 74th-ranked Texas prep's last scheduled official giving them the last word.
Another Note: McBath seemed extremely familiar with the Red Raiders and appears to be a fan of Welker."
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 2:13 amHe sounds like a very indecisive guy to me.
:wacko:
:wacko:
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 8:38 amDoes the name "Jack Brewer" sound familiar?
Re: McBath Decommits from TCU for 3rd Time
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 11:40 amWasn't it Brewer's dad who was the real headcase? As I recall, Brewer committed to Tech, then switched to us at the last minute -- a lot of 18-year-olds do that. But then from the day he enrolled, his dad was lurking around the football office, telling the coaches how to use his son, what plays should be called, how many balls should go his way .... I think Jack's dad was the flake. Don't know about Jack.