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20 total committmentsModerators: PonyPride, SmooPower
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20 total committmentsLet me make this a little easier to read
1. QB Eric Johnson (6-1, 198) Plano (Plano West), Texas 2. OL David Allison (6-6, 287) Humble, Texas 3. OL Mitch Enright (6-1, 282) Southlake (Carroll), Texas 4. OL Josh Hickman (6-2, 277) Rowlett, Texas 5. OL Ross Nigh (6-5, 280) Cuero,tx 6. TE Mario Walker (6-2, 220) Marshall, TX 7. RB James Mapps (5-9, 175), Royse City,TX 8. RB Tyrone Wilson Fort Union Military Academy 9. WR Tim Monroe (6-2, 180) Mount Vernon,tx 10. Ath Jeff Brock (6-4, 240) Spearman, Texas 11. DT Adrian Haywood (6-3, 285) Mesquite (Tyler Junior College), Texas 12. DT Brad Lankford (6-3, 270) Waco, Texas 13. DT Chase Smith (6-4, 275) Flower Mound, Texas 14. DE Troy Therian (6-3, 245) Sacramento (Sierra College), California 15. DB Emerson Settle (5-10, 190), Arlington Lamar 16. LB Clayton Cox (6-3, 225) Westan (Garden City CC), Kan. 17. LB Todd Alexander (6-1, 193) Fort Worth (North Crowley), Texas 18. LB Curtis Powell Fort Union Military Academy 19. S Randall Goode (5-11, 190) Halletsville (Navarro JC), Texas 20. S Bryce Hudman (6'1", 210) Spring (Klein Oak), Texas -I like these guys already, how can you argue with guys who go to an academy. Looks these guys will do nothing but put up #'s while keeping their mouth shut on and off the field -I usually have a glass is half empty idea with 3A players, i.e. ricky joe meeks, but these are the top 3A programs in the state of texas, so great stuff and this prolly should fill up the scholarships considering how young we are -GREAT JOB COACHING STAFF Last edited by tmustangp on Tue Jan 11, 2005 1:16 pm, edited 2 times in total.
19 total committmentsLet me make this a little easier to read
1. LB- Todd Alexander (6-1, 193) Fort Worth (North Crowley)tx 2. OL- David Allison (6-6, 287) Humble, Texas 3. Ath- Jeff Brock (6-4, 240) Spearman, Texas 4. LB- Clayton Cox (6-3, 225) Westan (Garden City CC), Kan. 5. OL- Mitch Enright (6-1, 282) Southlake (Carroll), Texas 6. S- Randall Goode (5-11, 190) Halletsville (Navarro JC), Texas 7. DT- Adrian Haywood (6-3, 285) Mesquite (Tyler Junior College), Texas 8. OL- Josh Hickman (6-2, 277) Rowlett, Texas 9. QB- Eric Johnson (6-1, 198) Plano (Plano West), Texas 10. DT- Brad Lankford (6-3, 270) Waco, Texas 11. DT- Chase Smith (6-4, 275) Flower Mound, Texas 12. DE- Troy Therian (6-3, 245) Sacramento (Sierra College), California 13. TE- Mario Walker (6-2, 220) Marshall, TX 14. RB- James Mapps (5-9, 175), Royse City,TX 15. DB- Emerson Settle (5-10, 190),Arlington Lamar 16. WR- Tim Monroe (6-2, 180) Mount Vernon,tx 17. OL- Ross Nigh (6-5, 280) Cuero,tx 18. LB- Curtis Powell Fort Union Military Academy 19. RB- Tyrone Wilson Fort Union Military Academy -Wilson had 150 yds and 2 tds in the state championship game -I like these guys already, how can you argue with guys who go to an academy. Looks these guys will do nothing but put up #'s while keeping their mouth shut on and off the field -I usually have a glass is half empty idea with 3A players, i.e. ricky joe meeks, but these are the top 3A programs in the state of texas, so great stuff and this prolly should fill up the scholarships considering how young we are -GREAT JOB COACHING STAFF
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![]() 1. QB Eric Johnson (6-1, 198) Plano (Plano West), Texas 2. OL David Allison (6-6, 287) Humble, Texas 3. OL Mitch Enright (6-1, 282) Southlake (Carroll), Texas 4. OL Josh Hickman (6-2, 277) Rowlett, Texas 5. OL Ross Nigh (6-5, 280) Cuero,tx 6. TE Mario Walker (6-2, 220) Marshall, TX 7. RB James Mapps (5-9, 175), Royse City,TX 8. (?)RB Tyrone Wilson Fort Union Military Academy(?) 9. WR Tim Monroe (6-2, 180) Mount Vernon,tx 10. Ath Jeff Brock (6-4, 240) Spearman, Texas 11. DT Adrian Haywood (6-3, 285) Mesquite (Tyler Junior College), Texas 12. DT Brad Lankford (6-3, 270) Waco, Texas 13. DT Chase Smith (6-4, 275) Flower Mound, Texas 14. DE Troy Therian (6-3, 245) Sacramento (Sierra College), California 15. DB Emerson Settle (5-10, 190), Arlington Lamar 16. LB Clayton Cox (6-3, 225) Westan (Garden City CC), Kan. 17. LB Todd Alexander (6-1, 193) Fort Worth (North Crowley), Texas 18. LB Curtis Powell Fort Union Military Academy 19. S Randall Goode (5-11, 190) Halletsville (Navarro JC), Texas 20. S Bryce Hudman (6'1", 210) Spring (Klein Oak), Texas 21. CB Victor McKinde (6' 1" 188) Glendale community college, Az Last edited by PK on Tue Jan 11, 2005 3:46 pm, edited 2 times in total.
2005 RecruitsI'm encouraged that we have commitments from so many linemen this year. The defensive line is the toughest place to recruit (as big guys are in the most demand). Traditionally, OL/DL are also the toughest area to evaluate by the services (Rivals, etc) that I am not concerned about how they are judged or rated. Mostly, the height & size of the linemen is very impressive and welcomed to SMU. The addition of some JC players shows progress by our admissions group in gaining more flexibility, although few of these guys looked to be usual 'marginal candidates' you would see out of a JC. While all of us would like to see some playmakers with high ratings in this group, some progress is being made by the coaching staff. IMO, it will take additional W/L's for us to gain the real recruiting success we wish in the future.
Process questions?
I presume more campus visits are planned by others and what is the remaining timeline this year? When are commitments official and what is the practical or real limit for scholarships to be offered/accepted this year? Pony Up
I am a little confused...did Wilson commit and we not make an offer? did he do an intview saying he did commit, but didn't? did we offer and he accepted? or did he not commit and we didn't offer?
It is confusing
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Invited walk on, perhaps?
At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
My source says that because his grades (SAT?) were marginal he had to go before the professor's board to gain admission to the University. Supposedly, he did that during his visit. The outcome of the meeting is still unknown.
What the F is a "professors' board" and who do I talk to about abolishing it?
At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
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