ATH Devin Fuller

walksalone said:
HuskerShark said:
BIG ERN said:
Also TJ Millweard switched to UCLA. So you'd have to think its between Rutgers and Nebraska at this point.
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No more TCU?...
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This muddles things..

Rutgers has 4 or 5 qb's, so would they really recruit him for the position. His Dad played at TCU, and we're are the only team that run the style of offense he did in HS...

This is worse than playing Clue
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Rutgers does have a lot of young QBs on the team, but they haven't looked good yet, and it's his hometown.

Nebraska's offense fits his style the best out of his interests left.

TCU signed two pretty solid pro-style QBs so I think that would throw him off a bit, but his dad did play there.

Arizona could be a late contender with Rich Rod's offensive mind. He hasn't set an OV for them yet with time running out and they signed their 2nd QB yesterday (not highly rated).

 
What is intriquing about Rutgers that they would get some of the cream recruits? I am not the sharpest tool on the shelf...can someone explain it to me?

 
Huskerbreeze said:
What is intriquing about Rutgers that they would get some of the cream recruits? I am not the sharpest tool on the shelf...can someone explain it to me?
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Growing up in or around NJ obviously helps because kids like to play close to home for the most part. I also heard a lot of kids saying they like their coaching staff. Big East isn't great, but its still a BCS conference.

 
BIG ERN said:
Huskerbreeze said:
What is intriquing about Rutgers that they would get some of the cream recruits? I am not the sharpest tool on the shelf...can someone explain it to me?
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Growing up in or around NJ obviously helps because kids like to play close to home for the most part. I also heard a lot of kids saying they like their coaching staff. Big East isn't great, but its still a BCS conference.
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But, Rutgers sucked for so long before Schiano got there, that big named schools (Penn St, Nebraska, Notre Dame, etc) would swoop in and take these recruits without a proverbial shot being fired....

 
40-35-25

Percentages as of right now. Rutgers, NU, TCU.

As stated is the wild card, which would be Arizona. RichRod is selling the Pat White 2.0 version to Devin.

The bigger thing very well could be this weekend. This Rutgers visit could end everything,

 
i can tell you without a doubt that it is currently down to NU and TCU. both pretty much even at this point. will come down to NSD if not a little after.

 
I just don't think Rutgers has enough to sell this kid, outside of being 90 minutes from home.

1. Big East vs either the B1G or the Big XII

2. Differing offensive philosophy's

3. Having to work from the a$$ end of the depth chart

 
walksalone said:
I just don't think Rutgers has enough to sell this kid, outside of being 90 minutes from home.

1. Big East vs either the B1G or the Big XII

2. Differing offensive philosophy's

3. Having to work from the a$$ end of the depth chart
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I like our coaching staff, but to be truly honest I don't see anyone getting an actual 100% shot at being the starter next year over Martinez, especially a true freshman.

 
BIG ERN said:
walksalone said:
I just don't think Rutgers has enough to sell this kid, outside of being 90 minutes from home.

1. Big East vs either the B1G or the Big XII

2. Differing offensive philosophy's

3. Having to work from the a$$ end of the depth chart
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I like our coaching staff, but to be truly honest I don't see anyone getting an actual 100% shot at being the starter next year over Martinez, especially a true freshman.
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Thats fine. I wouldn't expect him to unseat T-mart coming right in.

Althought, I would wonder if this would light a fire under some collective asses.

 
Sell the" one play away angle". The hits Taylor takes. His chances of getting through a whole season is about30%. This last year was amazing with some if the hits he took from his blind side and even head on a few times.

 
Redtillimdead said:
Sell the" one play away angle". The hits Taylor takes. His chances of getting through a whole season is about30%. This last year was amazing with some if the hits he took from his blind side and even head on a few times.
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BIG ERN said:
I think our best asset is the style of our offense. TCU and Rutger's QBs dont run the ball.
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TCU has two QBs committed including Tyler Mathews from Kansas(good pro-style QB I thought when watchin film) who is enrolled and will take part in conditioning and spring ball.

Pretty sure TCU may giving him the lip service that the Domers were attempting to woo him with.

 
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BIG ERN said:
walksalone said:
HuskerShark said:
BIG ERN said:
Also TJ Millweard switched to UCLA. So you'd have to think its between Rutgers and Nebraska at this point.
Click to expand...
No more TCU?...
Click to expand...
This muddles things..

Rutgers has 4 or 5 qb's, so would they really recruit him for the position. His Dad played at TCU, and we're are the only team that run the style of offense he did in HS...

This is worse than playing Clue
Click to expand...
Rutgers does have a lot of young QBs on the team, but they haven't looked good yet, and it's his hometown.

Nebraska's offense fits his style the best out of his interests left.

TCU signed two pretty solid pro-style QBs so I think that would throw him off a bit, but his dad did play there.

Arizona could be a late contender with Rich Rod's offensive mind. He hasn't set an OV for them yet with time running out and they signed their 2nd QB yesterday (not highly rated).
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I agree Crewe, like I thought I think it might turn him away from TCU and their more pro style with these recruits.

 
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