RB Garrison Johnson [Syracuse - Signed LOI]

[Nebfanatic]

He actually plays at the largest level of Texas football.

Johnson? Maybe I misread it

unless his profile is wrong and he goes to another school, Frenship high school is class 6A and has over 2600 students

 

[spurs1990]

Makes sense. He said West Texas is a smaller area with less ranked recruits. I just took that and ran with it without researching. Whoops!

 

[Nebfanatic]

Personally I really like this kid and think while he is in the same mold as Ozigbo and Graham Roberts, I would rather have him than Graham specifically but I think he is also a better prospect than Ozigbo was

 

[gbr93]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

 

[Mavric]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

You would think.

 

[Atbone95]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

You would think.

Friendly reminder ALL offers are "reported" offers until the school accepts a NLI. If this is the crux of your argument, remember than no one other than Garrison himself can comment on whether or not the coaches extended one.

 

[throwing bones]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

You would think.

Friendly reminder ALL offers are "reported" offers until the school accepts a NLI. If this is the crux of your argument, remember than no one other than Garrison himself can comment on whether or not the coaches extended one.

Actually offers are only real on August 1st of their senior year. All offers are verbal offers until that date when they actually get it in writing. With the change in recruiting rules, that might move up the date of written offers as well.

 

[Stumpy1]

It would be good to keep Johnson toward the top of our list. OU and Texas are talking to him and apparently LSU is starting to look at him.

Our top guy is Cain but he is a long shot as of now.

 

[Mavric]

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[spurs1990]

I like our visit time slot better than the Thursday spot for OU.

 

[Mavric]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

You would think.

Friendly reminder ALL offers are "reported" offers until the school accepts a NLI. If this is the crux of your argument, remember than no one other than Garrison himself can comment on whether or not the coaches extended one.

This is true. It's possible that he doesn't actually have an "offer". But it's been pretty widely reported that is staff will extend offers that are not committable.

 

[Atbone95]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

You would think.

Friendly reminder ALL offers are "reported" offers until the school accepts a NLI. If this is the crux of your argument, remember than no one other than Garrison himself can comment on whether or not the coaches extended one.

This is true. It's possible that he doesn't actually have an "offer". But it's been pretty widely reported that is staff will extend offers that are not committable.

Right, wasn't directed at you Mav. Just reminding people that school can't comment on any offers, and can choose to accept/decline as they see fit.

 

[Mavric]

https://twitter.com/lilgarry_1/status/856687992596975617

All this family talk would be really awkward if it turned out his offer is noncommitable next year

Why would his offer be uncommittable?

It almost assuredly is not. Apparently not high enough on our board.

Doesn't make any sense. Why would we offer him during his sophomore year of high school if it isn't going to be committable? You would think we would take a little more 'wait and see' approach if we're not totally sure of the kids talent and projection, especially for a sophomore.

You would think.

Friendly reminder ALL offers are "reported" offers until the school accepts a NLI. If this is the crux of your argument, remember than no one other than Garrison himself can comment on whether or not the coaches extended one.

This is true. It's possible that he doesn't actually have an "offer". But it's been pretty widely reported that is staff will extend offers that are not committable.

Right, wasn't directed at you Mav. Just reminding people that school can't comment on any offers, and can choose to accept/decline as they see fit.

 

[Mavric]

Word is he would commit if allowed.

 

[StPaulHusker]

Word is he would commit if allowed.

Allowed by who? The coaches?

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

Word is he would commit if allowed.

Allowed by who? The coaches?

No, me. I havent allowed it yet.