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dansch20 said...
Believe me Michigan has alot of prospects that he wants. The OSU fans do not say that but your class ranking speaks for itself. Notre Dame will be under fire also. If OSU does not have a great year on the field I wold not worry but if they do and either Michigan or Notre Dame falters Urban will definitely be in full poaching mode.
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Maize&Blue said...
Ohio State already has 13 commits and from what i hear their class is going to be on the smaller side. So, unless Urban misses on basically everyone else he isn't going to have room to poach any recruits.
He came come for Michigan's recruits. There isn't one other than maybe McCray that i am worried about flipping to OSU.
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Maize&Blue said...
Ohio State already has 13 commits and from what i hear their class is going to be on the smaller side. So, unless Urban misses on basically everyone else he isn't going to have room to poach any recruits.
He can come for Michigan's recruits. There isn't one other than maybe McCray that i am worried about flipping to OSU.
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Awink2 said...
I said this back in December, but Meyers proclivity to recruit nationally would cannibalize Ohio recruits. Case in point, you look at Conley, McCray, Bolden, Dukes, Taco, & Butt all with no Ohio offers. Sure Ohio fan may say "we didnt offer them for various reasons," and that is exactly my point, it improves the stock of Hokes recruiting potential and overall class haul. I guess these such players Ohio is no longer recruiting are exactly the ones that fit the pro-style/mattison defensive scheme
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Buck-I 4 eva said...
Hoke has surprised me, do you think the success you have had in recruiting is mostly coaching or your quarterback. Not trying to troll your board, I do think Hoke will do well at Michigan. I like all of your recruits, but that doesn't mean I would trade your class for ours. I like Thomas, but "IF" we get V Bell we will be fine. We can't match you on O-line, but hopefully we can get Pocic and maybe Rodgers or Johnson. I will give you the edge at QB because of his recruiting, but like Barrett alot. I think Butt will be a very good tight end, but I think Baugh is a beast. You will beat us at RB if you get Isaac, otherwise we are pretty even right now. This isn't a knock on D. Smith. He looks Like he will be a good one, but we already have plenty of backs like him. We will have to see how tOSU and Michigan end up at WR. So far I am happy with Marshall and would not have gone after the one you pulled from Columbus. I think we are tied at this point at LB. Gedeon and McCray are both good pick ups. I would take Bosa over Taco any day. I watched Taco's film and thought he looked good, he should be a good one. I am a bit confused if you have a player like that, why would they set up a scheme that he isn't part of though. I would take our DB class over yours even without Bell. Congrats, I am looking forward to a good rivalry game.
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Buck-I 4 eva said...
I know Taco was a starter, but Taco said that he gets pulled during one of their schemes. I am not going to look for the quote, but it was like the dime package or something. His film looked good, I was just wondering if the highlights aren't giving the whole story. I don't think you have a bad recruit in this class.
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BBucksorBeGone8 said...
All the Buckeye fans that said the ole fence around Ohio is going back up just dont realize Urban will battle for the elite Ohio kids but he is going nationwide...Couple that with Hoke's recruiting prowess and Michigan, lil brother , nd will get Ohio Kids . Urban just wont stick to Ohio,,,
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WingedHelmet said...
BBBG, I know Urban is not RichRod, but from an outsider's perspective the parallels are eerie. The two big differences I see right now is you have the perfect QB to run a spread offense from day 1 and you have one of the best defenses in the B10. But RR did many of the same things that Urban seems to be doing and the unintended consequences were devastating.
RR repeatedly passed up and/or didn't show enough early love to top talent in Michigan and the Midwest and much of that talent ended up at places like MSU, OSU, ND, PSU, IA and WI. Also, we "downsized" at many positions in the name of speed. Yes, we got faster, but our QBs, RBs, WRs, OLs, and FBs (to the extent we really had any) all got significantly smaller. And those smaller players had a hard time holding up against the better and bigger teams in the B10. Finally, RR had a very difficult time landing elite players who did not want to play in a spread. Luring big, elite WRs, TEs, RBs and OLs, in particular, was a major problem.
I don't doubt whether Urban knows how to coach, but Tressel did a phenomenal job year in and year out and it's hard to see Urban really being that much more successful. At the same time, the level of talent (and size) that is now coming into AA is a substantial step up from anything RR had. We also have the best defensive coaching staff we've had since the 90s. I am not predicting anything, but I wonder if Urban is making a strategic mistake in letting too much Ohio talent get away (especially to us).
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