2023 Recruiting - Football

Sydir Mitchell just got a Texas pick on On3 from some guy named Chad Simmons.

Also a Georgia mod on Rivals flipped his pick on Mitchell from UGA to Texas.
 
DT Sydir Mitchell of Oradell, NJ is supposed to make a commitment in a few days.

It's thought to be down to Georgia vs. Texas, although A&M isn't out of the race.

The staff has been in touch daily in the last week, they spoke for an hour on Wednesday night and then touched base again today.

Sydir Mitchell, Bergen Catholic, Defensive Line

Another 6'6" big bodied lineman. I'm getting the feeling in a year or two we're going to have the largest O & D lines in the country. Hopefully they have developed skills to match and if so watch out.
 
Another 6'6" big bodied lineman. I'm getting the feeling in a year or two we're going to have the largest O & D lines in the country. Hopefully they have developed skills to match and if so watch out.
Reminds me of Mike Leach's o-lines at Tech. I was always very impressed. He would have one of the top 3 heaviest o-lines in the country each year, almost all of whom were 3 star recruits. They were almost always very tall and tons of them were drafted.
 
Leach was at Tech from 2000 to 2009. His recruits eligible for the draft would have been limited to 2004 to 2009:

2005 Daniel Loper - Tackle - 5th round - 6'6" 320
2005 Dylan Gandy - Guard - 4th round - 6' 3" 295
2006 EJ Whitley - Center - 7th round - 6' 5" 293
2007 Manuel Ramirez - Guard - 4th round - 6' 3" 326
2009 Louis Vasquez - Guard - 3rd round - 6' 4" 330

Big humans.
 
Leach was at Tech from 2000 to 2009. His recruits eligible for the draft would have been limited to 2004 to 2009:

2005 Daniel Loper - Tackle - 5th round - 6'6" 320
2005 Dylan Gandy - Guard - 4th round - 6' 3" 295
2006 EJ Whitley - Center - 7th round - 6' 5" 293
2007 Manuel Ramirez - Guard - 4th round - 6' 3" 326
2009 Louis Vasquez - Guard - 3rd round - 6' 4" 330

Big humans.


This is really interesting. I was never sure how good those TTU OL were, or frankly really even needed to be. Each was about 4 feet wide, then lined up 5 feet apart with gigantic splits. The opposing DEs were lined up 15 yards away from the TTU QB who caught the snap, stood up and threw the ball in a second and a half. I don't know if that aspect was Leach invention or he got it from Hall Mumme, but it certainly worked in a new and unusual way.
 
This is really interesting. I was never sure how good those TTU OL were, or frankly really even needed to be. Each was about 4 feet wide, then lined up 5 feet apart with gigantic splits. The opposing DEs were lined up 15 yards away from the TTU QB who caught the snap, stood up and threw the ball in a second and a half. I don't know if that aspect was Leach invention or he got it from Hall Mumme, but it certainly worked in a new and unusual way.


What about the guy who played for TTU and wore all the grease paint on his face with a Mohawk? I thought he was drafted?
 
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This is really interesting. I was never sure how good those TTU OL were, or frankly really even needed to be. Each was about 4 feet wide, then lined up 5 feet apart with gigantic splits. The opposing DEs were lined up 15 yards away from the TTU QB who caught the snap, stood up and threw the ball in a second and a half. I don't know if that aspect was Leach invention or he got it from Hall Mumme, but it certainly worked in a new and unusual way.
Those guys were also very adroit at holding. I contend that if the officials hadn’t shut their eyes and actually called the multiple holds on Orakpo, we win the 2008 game. Easily.
 
Mansfield Timberview's Andre Cojoe, a 6-foot-6-inch three-star interior offensive lineman, pledged next. Then Jaydon Chatman shocked the group when the four-star Harker Heights prospect committed. Finally, Melissa offensive tackle Trevor Goosby flipped his commitment from TCU to Texas to cap off a historic recruiting day for the Longhorns. The momentum has only built since, as Texas received commitments from eight prospects in four days time, punctuated by Desoto wide receiver Johntay Cook II,to propel them to the No.3-ranked recruiting class in the nation.

Stroh was the first from Texas's pivotal official visit to commit and played an integral part in convincing the others to join him, but he certainly won't take all the credit for the massive haul. The Longhorns were leading Stroh's recruitment, but it wasn't until the nation's No.1-overall prospect, Isidore Newman quarterback Arch Manning, committed that Stroh decided to shut down his own process.

"I was really leaning towards Texas, and I was probably going to commit that weekend, but then Arch (Manning) committing just tipped that," Stroh said. "And I think that’s what tipped it for a lot of guys too."
 
Mansfield Timberview's Andre Cojoe, a 6-foot-6-inch three-star interior offensive lineman, pledged next. Then Jaydon Chatman shocked the group when the four-star Harker Heights prospect committed. Finally, Melissa offensive tackle Trevor Goosby flipped his commitment from TCU to Texas to cap off a historic recruiting day for the Longhorns. The momentum has only built since, as Texas received commitments from eight prospects in four days time, punctuated by Desoto wide receiver Johntay Cook II,to propel them to the No.3-ranked recruiting class in the nation.

Stroh was the first from Texas's pivotal official visit to commit and played an integral part in convincing the others to join him, but he certainly won't take all the credit for the massive haul. The Longhorns were leading Stroh's recruitment, but it wasn't until the nation's No.1-overall prospect, Isidore Newman quarterback Arch Manning, committed that Stroh decided to shut down his own process.

"I was really leaning towards Texas, and I was probably going to commit that weekend, but then Arch (Manning) committing just tipped that," Stroh said. "And I think that’s what tipped it for a lot of guys too."


Supremacy & Poms,
My silence on this post is my gift to you. Enjoy.
 
This

Enough of the personal stuff here. If you don't like someone's posts you can put them on Ignore. Stay on topic here.
That’s a good point, I have a few on ignore.
Not as a boycott- more to just move on from over the top negative posters.
I do enjoy respectful debate on topic, but some are hammers looking for nails.
I am
Off every social media, I including LinkedIn as of last week when some woman who lives in NC that I’ve never met implied that I “probably “ have mistresses because I disagreed with a post.
It’s a crazy world we live in now.
 
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That’s a good point, I have a few on ignore.
Not as a boycott- more to just move on from over the top negative posters.
I do enjoy respectful debate on topic, but some are hammers looking for nails.
I am
Off every social media, I including LinkedIn as of last week when some woman who lives in NC that I’ve never met implied that I “probably “ have mistresses because I disagreed with a post.
It’s a crazy world we live in now.
What’s wrong with having a mistress or two?
 

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