This sucks

[Truck's Son]

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[ShadowNinja]

you literally don't understand anything about recruiting

 

[l00p]

...or jelly.

 

[PFD]

Who gives a damn about what a Syrian kid thinks about American college football recruiting?

I might be interested in hearing him explain how his country got occupied by the French--the French, for God's sake--from 1920-1944 and how the Israelis whipped their *** in record time during the Six Day War.

 

[LikeMike]

rfd YOU are one sorry idiot. Comments like yours should secure a ban

 

[Horn69]

I just saw on ESPN (the recognized Sports Leader of the World) that the Horns class ranked 10th only 2 spots behind the suckass Land Thieves...that can't be all bad!

Hook'em!!!

 

[l00p]

rfd? Who dat?

 

[marley]

It's interesting that you come over here with a handle of a terrorist state.

 

[D70Horn]

the thread starter can speak his mind.. but Texas already has a lot of great players, and just got a bunch more.

 

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[SouthAfricanHorn]

Oh, so Mack should have duped the kid by bringing him to Texas and then moved Rucker from the RB coach position??? That's a much better idea

Why don't you just let Mack do the recruiting...

 

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[UTFAN4EVER]

Just for the record, the projected number one pick in the NFL draft this year was a three star quarterback recruit that was passed over by a lot of schools. I have only one comment to make on your post...

. Now go away.

 

[The Horn Identity]

In my humble opinion, it's quantity over quality. It's more important how many 4 and 5 star recruits that you get, then whether they are ranked #1 or #150.

Not all 4 and 5 star kids turn out to be all-world in the college ranks. But some percentage of them will. Just get as many as you can - to increase your odds.

To be fair, even by my measure, UT didn't have a Top 10 recruiting class with 12 recruits either 4 or 5 star. But, it's not as stark a difference as 0 vs. 5.

I should also say that the size of your overall recruiting class can affect the metric. This year, UT had only 20 scholarships to give and they got 12 4 to 5 stars. That's 60% which ranks 9th in class quality.

 

[overmaars]

Edorian McCullough, and Brian Pickryl. What a total waste that neither of these guys panned out. I know Pickryl was plagued by injuries....Edorian, no clue what was up with him. Michael Haywood said Edorian was the fastest person he had ever seen.

 

[The Eyes of Texas]

The conversation should begin and end with apricot preserves...who cares if they're clumpy...they're delicious....orange marmalade is ok too, so I guess the conversation doesn't have to end.

 

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[UTEE]

I like jalapeno jelly. Home-made.

 

[HornsN04]

Why is this thread still here? The interesting debate on jelly?

 

[S197HQQKEM]

Bashir Assad knows all about jelly. Fromuna jelly.

 

[irishtexan]

the perfect example of why you should never argue with an idoit.

 

[ShadowNinja]

I like mayostard more than mustardayonnaise

 

[TheUltimateDivas]

petroleum is preferred in my household.

 

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[The Eyes of Texas]

All I know is that I'm spunky...I like my oatmeal lumpy.

 

[accuratehorn]

Certainly the only information of note on this thread is about jelly, and orange marmalade is worth recruiting any day. Someone tell Mack, maybe in a Kirk Bohls column.