LMAO no way we take 6 WR's. I would take 5 OL and 4 WR's
Not so fast!
6 OL and 6 WR's are completely possible. Either one or the other, or perhaps both.
OL is more feasible. We could use the bodies there on the inside. So on top of another Center and Tackle, we could take a 3rd Guard. Or we could take more of a OL project, which isn't completely out of the question. I still have hope that Kurzu makes it into the class.
WR's is another can of worms. Let's say we add one of Burse/Coley. That puts us at 3 WR's... with arguably 2 of the top 5 in the nation. Would this be the signal for Muschamp to give the Lincoln WR's the phone call?? I dunno, but I kinda hope so. I believe a lot of people are sleeping on these 2. And on top of all that, we would have all 5 of our WR's in the rivals250... Not a bad year at all. But even with all this going on, I think we can still manage to *maybe* take a 3* sleeper or even a Kick Returner. It wouldn't be completely out of the question. We have a new revamped offense, so the more WR's we can get to throw into the machine, the better. You never know which of the 5-6 will really pick up the system the best. It's also good for our QB's... another pair of hands that they can try to make a match with.
LMAO no way we take 6 WR's. I would take 5 OL and 4 WR's
I said six WR's, and dammit, the coaches better listen to me.
Seriously though, it was only speculation, but we lost the one kid from up north to transfer the year before, lost out on both Agholor and Diggs this year, Alli is probably never going to pan out and even break the rotation, and we're still waiting on Solomon Patton to step up.
You're probably right about 4 WR's, but they are an unpredictable bunch when you're recruiting them. For every two that pans out to be productive, you usually have one that never plays except for mop-up duty.
To get at least three solid, productive WR's, you usually have to recruit 5.
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The majority of this class is 30th or better at their respective positions which bodes very well for their chances of having what it takes to make an impact.
The play at 1:18 is my favorite. Never stops. Thats like that Michael Oher moment in the Blindside when he "takes him to the bus" lol
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Awesome, now for kublanow and tunsil and it will be a perfect year of oline recruiting. Big salute to muschamp and staff so far.
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"I'm going to try and recruit all of them," Taylor said. "We are going to try and get this program back up to a powerhouse, back like how it was in '97 and '08 in those years and try to win us a national championship when it's all over with."
That gives us three offensive linemen, and pretty early in the process at that. Figure we're going to keep one spot open for Tunsil until Signing Day, if necessary. That means there's one, maybe two, scholarships open, I would think.
The good thing is that its easier to keep them in the fold when they've committed early than to bring them in late after they've had everyone in their ears up until NSD.
I'd like to get 5 OL and 5 WR's in this class (preferably six of each), and so far, we seem to be on pace to do that.
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2013 Gator Commitment #9: OG Cameron Dillard of Plymouth High School, Canton MI
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