BYU just signed a '22 from Donda so it does appear to be possible.
Based on articles I read when the school opened, it's basically being run by Adidas. I'm sure they know how to meet the minimum requirements.
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Based on articles I read when the school opened, it's basically being run by Adidas. I'm sure they know how to meet the minimum requirements.
Joel Goodson
- how was I to know, she was with the Russians too?
We're the one who knocks. Refreshing.
GrayGhost77
- Centennial, CO
I know you’re being facetious, but given that we’ve landed one player in the top 30 in the last decade (Clark at #30), I’m guessing we would.
He couldn't qualify before he went to Donda
chiefini
- Rockford, Illinois
618, I have been loving this gif and its confidence from the first time you posted it. Keep ‘em coming!
Why is this ridiculous? Hibachi grills are awesome
DB11Headband
- Chicago Burbs
Illin618
- The Dirty Dale
You have a good reason to be confident
Noblesville Illini
- Nappanee, IN
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TheFameProtector
- Champaign
KBLEE
- Montgomery, IL
He must not be about family
Says who?
In my fandom, this is not only refreshing recruiting-wise, but unprecedented. I’ve never seen Illinois pull in this much talent consecutively.
Couldn’t qualify for…what? Based on what?
illiniswish09
- Northwest Suburbs
Oh I'm here for this
Krombopulos_Michael
- Aurora, Illinois (that’s a suburb of Chicago)
chiefini
- Rockford, Illinois
Too creepy for me…
I was definitely being facetious. Not pursuing any player we thought had significant potential to lead the Illini to B1G & national championships based on a short run of recruiting success would be the very definition of naivety, "putting the cart before the horse", "counting your chicks before they're hatched", "resting on your laurels", etc, etc, or whatever other outdated proverbial phrases that you'd want to use. Based on his multi-tiered plans not only for recruiting but also for the entire program, I don't think Brad Underwood is the type of person to become complacent and "rest on his laurels" because of a little success (I think the same of Josh Whitman).
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