WR Markeith Summers

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Player: Markeith Summers

Hometown: Olive Branch, MS

Position: WR

Height: 6’3.5”

Weight: 190

40 time: 4.55

Visit Date: Sept. 30, 2005

Scholarships offered: Over 10 including: Mississippi, Auburn, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Florida, Texas

Favorites:Committed to Mississippi

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: #38/ :star :star :star

Bid Red Report: #58/ :star :star :star

Assessing the talent: An excellent athlete, he also participates on the Olive Branch track team. He caught about two dozen passes for about 700 yards. Great size for a wideout.

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 0% All the SEC teams are on him. Callahan and Blake will attempt to work their magic.

 
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I think we can start getting kids like this if we can prove that were going to be a high powered passing team...these kids will start coming, but until then it's going to be tough.

 
[SIZE=14pt]Visit Date: Sept. 30, 2005[/SIZE]

Scholarships offered: Over 10 including: Mississippi, Auburn, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Florida, Texas

[SIZE=14pt]Favorites: Mississippi, Nebraska, Florida, LSU, Texas[/SIZE]

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: #34/ :star :star :star

Bid Red Report: #58/ :star :star :star

Assessing the talent: An excellent athlete, he also participates on the Olive Branch track team. He caught about two dozen passes for about 700 yards. Great size for a wideout.

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 15%

 
The coaching staff just picked him and his brother up a couple of nights ago for an official visit. Nebraska could be done with official visits when the Colorado game is around the corner.

 
The coaching staff just picked him and his brother up a couple of nights ago for an official visit. Nebraska could be done with official visits when the Colorado game is around the corner.
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So your saying they have been in town now for a couple days????? Don't they have school? I've never heard of this. Don't they have a football game to play. <_< <_< <_< <_<

 
The coaching staff just picked him and his brother up a couple of nights ago for an official visit. Nebraska could be done with official visits when the Colorado game is around the corner.
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So your saying they have been in town now for a couple days????? Don't they have school? I've never heard of this. Don't they have a football game to play. <_< <_< <_< <_<
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lol smartass. You know what i mean when i say they pcked him and his brother up as in they got them scheduled.

 
Just 24 hours later and the visit is apparently off. Go figure.
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Was able to gather some information tonight regarding these 3 prospects (Anthony & Markeith Summers, Allen Walker) and you can credit the cancelled visit(s) to Florida assistant coach John Holliday. Word is spreading that he had something (indirectly) to do with these visits being cancelled. Florida seems to be doing some dirty recruiting these days after Holliday was not aware one of his committed players ( 5 star prospect Carl Johnson) was in Lincoln on an unofficial trip during the Wake Forest game.

These visits were picked up in the spur of the moment kinda thing, so the cancellation shouldn't really come as a surprise. It was a nice effort on the coaches behalf to get them to visit, but according to another source i heard, their mother supposedly did not want them traveling to Lincoln without a parent figure. I was not aware we had changed our school name to the University of Colorado and were scrutinized by the state, law enforcement, the media, public opinion and the NCAA in regards to providing a poor environment for visiting recruits :WTH

 
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Scholarships offered: Over 10 including: Mississippi, Auburn, Mississippi State, Nebraska, Florida, Texas

Favorites:Committed to Mississippi

Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: #38/ :star :star :star

Bid Red Report: #58/ :star :star :star

Assessing the talent: An excellent athlete, he also participates on the Olive Branch track team. He caught about two dozen passes for about 700 yards. Great size for a wideout.

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 0%

 
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