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NickSkin
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 Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 11:54 am Post subject: MAC 2012 Vandelay Sports Recruiting Rankings |
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Miami receives top spot in the annual Vandelay Sports Recruiting Analysis. CLICK HERE for entire article.
Rankings:
1 Miami
2 Toledo
3 Temple
4 Central Michigan
5 Kent St
6 Eastern Michigan
7 Bowling Green
8 Northern Illinois
9 Western Michigan
10 Ohio
11 Ball St
12 Buffalo
13 Akron
14 U Mass
Miami with 4 players in top-20
1. Orlando David
3. David DeLeon
9. Terry Davis
11. Brandyn Cook
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:53 pm Post subject: |
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Seeeeee?
For once it isn't just us talking them up! |
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:57 pm Post subject: |
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Disappointed Vandelay chose not to do their customary full write up school by school. I always looked forward to that.
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two of them being OL..hopefully that pays off.
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 2:07 pm Post subject: |
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I agree with the top three teams.
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 2:50 pm Post subject: |
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| Skins wrote: | | two of them being OL..hopefully that pays off. |
Oh boy, do I agree with this--very,very,hopeful.
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A couple of thoughts. The staff went out early and recruited Ohio hard and got quite a few early committs, but none of those guys were the bluechip recruits which earned us this #1 ranking. The staff really got some bigtime recruits late in the game.
Our offensive line has been a huge problem area, and 3 of these toprated recruits play OL (including a TE here). Those guys might well contribute right off the bat, especially David at TE. Usually OL and QB are the postiions where experience is most important, but even so these freshmen might play right away.
We have had 4 primetime night games on the ESPN family of networks each of the last two seasons, plus a MAC championship game and a bowl game. Most of those games were the only fb game that night. Getting many of these recruits from the South is a very strong indication that that exposure is important. These guys know that family and friends back home can watch them play and they knew something about Miami when our recruiters showed up.
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| DICK wrote: | | We have had 4 primetime night games on the ESPN family of networks each of the last two seasons, plus a MAC championship game and a bowl game. Most of those games were the only fb game that night. Getting many of these recruits from the South is a very strong indication that that exposure is important. These guys know that family and friends back home can watch them play and they knew something about Miami when our recruiters showed up. |
i think it has less to do with "primetime" (not sure i consider a tues/wed nite game primetime) exposure and more to do with the recruiting network and relationships in the south that haywood (lsu) and willis (born/raised/schooled/coached) leveraged/are leveraging....
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I would not really include David in the OL discussion for early impact....he'll be a pass catching threat...that's where he'll make is mark early.
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| HawkLBacker wrote: | | DICK wrote: | | We have had 4 primetime night games on the ESPN family of networks each of the last two seasons, plus a MAC championship game and a bowl game. Most of those games were the only fb game that night. Getting many of these recruits from the South is a very strong indication that that exposure is important. These guys know that family and friends back home can watch them play and they knew something about Miami when our recruiters showed up. |
i think it has less to do with "primetime" (not sure i consider a tues/wed nite game primetime) exposure and more to do with the recruiting network and relationships in the south that haywood (lsu) and willis (born/raised/schooled/coached) leveraged/are leveraging.... |
I think the term "prime time" refers to telecasts between 8 and 11 EST. I understand that having a recruiter with area connections is also an important part of the puzzle, but I think the tv exposure is huge.
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| DICK wrote: | | HawkLBacker wrote: | | DICK wrote: | | We have had 4 primetime night games on the ESPN family of networks each of the last two seasons, plus a MAC championship game and a bowl game. Most of those games were the only fb game that night. Getting many of these recruits from the South is a very strong indication that that exposure is important. These guys know that family and friends back home can watch them play and they knew something about Miami when our recruiters showed up. |
i think it has less to do with "primetime" (not sure i consider a tues/wed nite game primetime) exposure and more to do with the recruiting network and relationships in the south that haywood (lsu) and willis (born/raised/schooled/coached) leveraged/are leveraging.... |
I think the term "prime time" refers to telecasts between 8 and 11 EST. I understand that having a recruiter with area connections is also an important part of the puzzle, but I think the tv exposure is huge. |
Among the top teams, the MAC had it's best recruiting year in a while. I think that is due in large part to the style of play that the Tuesday through Thursday night games showed on ESPN.
Between us, Toledo, Temple, ou and Northern Illinois there were a lot of points scored - entertaining stuff. |
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