2016 NCAA Football Thread

Alabama currently boasting the number 1 recruiting class according to 247sports as they land 5 star Mack Wilson....

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-tennessee-volunteers-land-4-star-de-prospect

 

Bullllshit. They only had 2 or 3 winning seasons out of the 10 before they ran off with their tails tucked between their legs.

 

Manziel would have owned the Big 12. They didn't run with their tail tucked, they ran with their pockets open. Ready for that SEC money.

 

My son signed with the Idaho State University Bengals today as a Running Back and I couldn't be more proud. That kid has worked his ass off and it's finally paying off. ISU had a decent 2014 and a bit of a rough 2015, but there are some great recruits coming in from CA and WA this year that will make an impact on this team. I'm a firm believer this team will get back on track and I'm looking forward to attending college football games. Pocatello, Idaho will have a new resident Tacoma driver!

Here's his Under the Radar spotlight. He finished the regular season (non-CIF games) #1 in rushing yards for the state of CA at 2555 with 39 TDs. He's on the smaller side at 5'8", but he's quick (4.41/40) and tough as nails.

 

Congrats man! That's huge. Tell your boy to fight like hell.

Edit: Damn.....he is fast.

 

Will do! Much appreciated.

 

Congratulations to you and your son. That's awesome!

 

Turns out I was wrong... Saban does it again.

https://n.rivals.com/news/tide-win-another-recruiting-title

 

I'm sure you must be proud. Hope he does well.


I thought we might jump into the top 5 but wasn't to be, still happy with our class though. Was disappointed that Brown went to AU which would've helped our class but we filled a lot of key positions which is more important than the finishing position IMO. But even more important is developing them which is where Richt lacked as a lot of us probably agree. I feel confident Kirby will do a better job. I do wish we would've/could've picked up more guys on the O line which is a big area Smart wants to address. Need size and depth there.

 

Oh and Kirby did a hell of a job considering the coaching changes, being a 1st year head coach, not having much time in yet, and juggling coaching the playoff games and putting together his staff here. He had to be a busy busy man.

 

GUNS UP!

 

Depends where you look

 

The only reason he had any success in the sec was because the conference was not used to the bigXII style of offense. Hell look at mizzou. We didn't even know they were in the bigXII until they left. Aggy is a historically shit football program with a superiority complex.

 

^This.

Says the guy who's team has been shit for the past 5 years, yet has their own network lol

 

We've been shit for more than 5 years now. And we do have our own television network. We also generated more money than any other college football program again last year.
And more likely than not we will win another national title before aggy.
What's your point?

 

Tennessee ended up filling position needs. Our d line is gonna be scary this year with the addition of Kongbo. Can't wait.

 

Seemed like the only success he had was scrambling out of trouble and throwing it up for grabs. He had tall guys that could go up and get it making him look good. At least that was all I recall seeing him do when I watched A&M.

 

Point was I think it's a little ironic a longhorn wants to comment on a teams skill level and sense of superiority.

 

Let it go drifter, a&m left for more money. They haven't won the west division or a natty since bolting for the SEC, so I don't see why you care. As a bama fan, I wouldn't give 2 shits if auburn left for the big12. Let the little brother go and play in his own sandbox. A&m was good for the sec and especially bama, it changed the way bama played D, and greatly affected the way saban recruits. I'm grateful.