I am so excited we are getting a visit!
It would be huge to get his commitment.
Some hudl film to check out of his Jr year.
It would be huge to get his commitment.
Some hudl film to check out of his Jr year.
What’s are chances here. Him visiting shows he is definitely interested but what’s the likely hood of us getting him? I have no clue who he’s a real player for? I see he has a lot of offers and all that but it’s not showing who his top schools are.
IMO he will be drafted in the MLB and his career will be there.
We've been down that road at least three times before and so far all NU has to show for it is a huge loss in time and resources and the opportunity cost of successfully recruiting someone else.
I think he is worth going after despite his baseball inclinations. Some successful programs might back off his recruitment because of it, opening the door wider for us. The problem in the past is that we put all our eggs in that one basket, so when the guy goes baseball we are screwed. Go ahead and recruit him but go hard after others as well. And remember... the dude might be worth waiting for. What I mean is that even if he goes baseball after high school there is no guarantee he makes it to the big leagues. He might languish in the minors for a few years and then decide to go back to college football. The kid looks legit and is worth the gamble, imho.
The problem is that you have to sign him in Dec/Feb and the MLB draft isn’t until June. We don’t really need 2 QBs this class but in order to not put all your eggs in this basket, you have to get 2 in case he goes baseball.
He is a nice looking prospect, but so are the other 9 or 10 so unless he is willing to say he is going to play football, I would put my main attention elsewhere.
I think he is worth going after despite his baseball inclinations. Some successful programs might back off his recruitment because of it, opening the door wider for us. The problem in the past is that we put all our eggs in that one basket, so when the guy goes baseball we are screwed. Go ahead and recruit him but go hard after others as well. And remember... the dude might be worth waiting for. What I mean is that even if he goes baseball after high school there is no guarantee he makes it to the big leagues. He might languish in the minors for a few years and then decide to go back to college football. The kid looks legit and is worth the gamble, imho.
Good points. However, the coaches must see some hope here or else they wouldn't be wasting a visit on him. Or so it would seem...The problem is that you have to sign him in Dec/Feb and the MLB draft isn’t until June. We don’t really need 2 QBs this class but in order to not put all your eggs in this basket, you have to get 2 in case he goes baseball.
He is a nice looking prospect, but so are the other 9 or 10 so unless he is willing to say he is going to play football, I would put my main attention elsewhere.
Good points. However, the coaches must see some hope here or else they wouldn't be wasting a visit on him. Or so it would seem...
I liken this scenario to the Coach Cav blunder of chasing a five star recruit and spending a ton of time on him and too little time on others. Only to find out later that NU was battling for 2nd or 3rd place the entire time and Cav didn't have the awareness to realize it.
I'll bet the Royals wish Bo had been more persuasive. What a waste of big bucks.We've been down that road at least three times before and so far all NU has to show for it is a huge loss in time and resources and the opportunity cost of successfully recruiting someone else.
Ok. Did not realize that. Thanks for the info...He is on an unofficial visit. So there is no visit being used.