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We have no way of knowing if grades are still a problem.Little confused as to why we didn't keep his offer on the table. Didn't Frost say at one point that they planned to sign 27? Seems like we could have waited for this kid to qualify given we didn't sign 27. Was it a case of the new staff cooling on him or just a miscalculation as to how many others we were going to sign.
Used to live in York and am with friends from York right now. They said very much it was grades. FWIW.His coach said he would qualify. I know Glenn Snodgras would not embellish that.
His coach said he would qualify. I know Glenn Snodgras would not embellish that.
Hats off to Snodgrass for resurrecting that program
Before he took it over they were a 1-2 win a season patsie
He adapts what he does to his variances in talent- really well
Now they are consistently very competitive- their numbers are very good and they have a very healthy and high participation feeder program he took over
McCook loves their football and its a tough place to playHowever McCook will beat him every year from here on out...
Could we have signed Masry? Sure, but we are over 85 with the current signees. The predicted attrition before August was a multi-page thread a few weeks back. I think grades were a stated reason, but I think the new staff might have used the grade issue to cull him from the commit herd.
Part of it was talent level.Could we have signed Masry? Sure, but we are over 85 with the current signees. The predicted attrition before August was a multi-page thread a few weeks back. I think grades were a stated reason, but I think the new staff might have used the grade issue to cull him from the commit herd.
I don't know .. we needed a DT in this class and went hard after the Williams kid and some others
makes me think:
1) Grades were felt to be too much of gamble ... and/or
2) New staff felt differently about his talent level and felt he didn't warrant a scholarship regardless of grades
#2 is the right answer.I don't know .. we needed a DT in this class and went hard after the Williams kid and some others
makes me think:
1) Grades were felt to be too much of gamble ... and/or
2) New staff felt differently about his talent level and felt he didn't warrant a scholarship regardless of grades
Don't some of these mid major schools have lower grade requirements than the big 10
There was a thread back during the season where someone said they didnt understand the offer and thought he wasnt quite scholarship material..