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you get a point for knowing that

max bullough, lawrence thomas and several others were very highly rated. But when you look at the meat of their team over the last few years they pumped up quite a few low rated kids. I mean look at their secondary. My point was only that they have done well with a ton of lower ranked kids. Athletes that may have been raw but got coached up and exceeded all expectation. they just had a two star get drafted. And although we have that as well with morgan and a few others we have had higher ranked kids.

Thank you!

Recruiting is such a big part of sports messageboards so I just try to keep it organized.

Nah you are fine. We have a lot of posts and info still to go for this class.

Mississippi State offered an 8th grader this year, so....

Anyone see where Jayru had a tweet saying how much ND impressed him the best, or something to that affect?

Can you please link it or post it here?

I wouldn't look too much into it. We haven't offered yet and he might be saying that just to keep the Irish happy.

Najee Clayton is a name to keep in mind going forward.

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Paramus (N.J.) Catholic is home to one of the nation’s top 2014 prospects in five-star cornerback Jabrill Peppers, who already holds a scholarship offer from just about every major university from coast to coast.

Coach Chris Partridge feels he has a 2015 wide receiver prospect in Najee Clayton who is of the same caliber.

“Najee is going to be a big-time kid,” Partridge began. “He’s the real deal. He’s going to be up there in terms of what Jabrill is getting, Najee is going to be in that realm.

“He’s physical, huge, goes up and gets the ball. He can run. He has got phenomenal hands. He has big hands. He’s one-handed catching balls out of the jugs machine already as a freshman. He’s a basketball player and he can sky, so imagine him jumping for balls on the football field.”
Partridge adds that Clayton is a five-star prospect off the field as well.

“He’s humble, he’s attentive, he has a strong work ethic,” Partridge said. “He’s a great kid. He does community service for us all the time. He’s constantly working with the younger kids. He’s a tremendous young man. He’s willing to give back. That’s what makes him stand out.”

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I copied and posted this from an article Steve Wiltfong wrote for 247Sports.

Where will Brian Kelly be in 3 years? Food for thought.

next to Urban broadasting games on ESPN

With Buddy Rydell?

As far as the '15 QBs go, I think O'Connor is the cream of the crop. My cousin was at UM camp and said he was unreal.

It might be tough to land a top kid in '15 if we get a stud in '14 like Kizer, Stewart, Key, or Henderson.