Commit 11 a coming?
- Thread starter Bullwhip Griffith
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Austin announced he would be committing soon. So did Fryar, but I don’t think we have a chance with him. No idea when Melton makes his decision, but I think that may be down to Purdue and Rutgers as the favorites.
My guess/hope? Austin. DT is a big concern moving forward. And if Austin signs, I still think they would/should find a way to take Ox if he wants to come here. And with there not being at DT currently, he could still start or see a ton of snaps early.
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Welcome aboard Ryan!!
Great to get another in state verbal.
Great to get another in state verbal.
There is no way he was taken as a safety unless one of the other safety commits moves to OLB/CB. This is a limited class and there is no need for 3 safeties.
Good combination of speed, size, and strength.
"The Rivals.com three-star prospect and long-standing Boilermaker target is a high school safety primarily, but was recruited by Purdue to play linebacker, a position where he'd join fellow 2020 commitments Ben Kreul and Clyde Washington."
https://purdue.rivals.com/news/purdue-boilermakers-football-recruiting-ryan-brandt-commits
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LOL, IU really doesn't want to compare last years recruiting class or this year's to Purdue.
Lol even with our lowest 3 rates commitments just hopping on board most recently, our average rating is .8611 and IU’s is .8431. Yikes
LMAO....Brohm has worked over IU with the worse recruited team for four years...and you’re trying to talk smack.
Let me ask: Has the three footballs recruits that haven’t qualified got in yet? Losing those three would be a huge blow to “IUs greatest recruiting class”
Lol. Kind of like “The Movement” when Ron Patterson couldn’t qualify. We all know how that class turned out other than Yogi.
Tiller has a lot of success moving guys into positions where they’d be quick. I think one year none of our 3 starting LBs came in as LBs bit all’s got drafted.
Which year?
If you’re talking about Gardner, Johnson and niko, I’m pretty sure niko came in as a lb
I don't recall a year as described, but Tiller and Spack were masters at moving people. Loerzel... Reeves... Gardner... et al.
