I’m no recruiting expert — far from it — but I’d guess it means he listened to the initial pitch and didn’t shut things down right away. But I don’t think it necessarily means the player is looking to get out of his commitment. We just recently had a commit — JC OL I think — that tweeted out an offer from Neb the next day. Doesn’t mean he’s interested in flipping.So if we are offering an already committed player, there has to be some reciprocated interest right?
Like we’ve been talking to him and know he wants to dip out of his recruitment?
Or did we just offer hoping it would be enough to flip him because of our success so far this year?
Works for me.first '24 commitment? I think so.
Another very large young man! Coach knows what kind of OL he likes, that is for sure!first '24 commitment? I think so.
I spent 5 years in the UP of Michigan- I know how tough someone has to be to get through those winters.dad is big, junior is jumbo: https://twitter.com/CoachCampbell9
Things like this have to be one of the more frustrating aspects for college coaches
We have heard nothing about Elzy and Hill's recruiting recently, except that Elzy withdrew his commitment from Cincinnati. Any later word on recruiting these three greatly needed gentlemen? When is the early signing day for football?![]()
Keyshawn Blackstock, Coffeyville C.C. Red Ravens, Offensive Line
Keyshawn Blackstock is an Offensive Lineman from Covington, GA247sports.com
Blackstock's initial rating is a 4 star.
JUCO OL who visited recently with Schuster.
Chances are we probably won't land all of them, but between Blackstock, Hill, and Elzy we seem to have legitimate shots at 3 more 4 star '23 recruits.