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PAC-12 Recruiting
Here's a look at how the PAC-12 schools did in recruiting. These are the number of players that signed and the number in parenthesis are four **** players.
Arizona 20 (4)
ASU 6 (1)
California 11 (2)
Colorado 19 (1)
Oregon 7 (3)
OSU 16 (1)
Stanford 20 (8)
UCLA 11 (7)
USC 6 (3)
Utah 20 (4)
Washington 5 (4)
WSU 10 (1)
I found it amusing that the Cougars only 4**** player is none other than Andre Dollar!
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Re: PAC-12 Recruiting
The biggest surprise to me is that Lincoln Riley wasn't able to do much. He brought a couple top recruits with him and he landed a 4* safety that was a toss up, but he didn't get flips yesterday. A lot of USC recruits decommitted the past couple of weeks too. It looked like Mario was able to bring in a number of recruits despite his short tenure in Miami.
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Probably the key issue in this is the opportunity for a recruit to enroll early which for schools with new coaches is more important.
However I never read too much into it. The "hard deadline" is February; a couple thousand in the transfer portal; more flips and decommits are coming...Spring practice always fuels transfers...a LONG WAY TO GO between now and September.
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DucksReign wrote:
Probably the key issue in this is the opportunity for a recruit to enroll early which for schools with new coaches is more important.
However I never read too much into it. The "hard deadline" is February; a couple thousand in the transfer portal; more flips and decommits are coming...Spring practice always fuels transfers...a LONG WAY TO GO between now and September.
Man, the portal is just freaking loaded. Absolutely a lot can change after Spring ball. Need to get a staff in place...a lot of good kids didn't sign early this year and are waiting for Feb.
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