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ohiost83 said...
Where's the last few national title winners? Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Florida, and USC? Ah, no interest. Outside of Oklahoma, who choked again last year, none of those teams above are elite in the last decade, and that includes Michigan. Go check Anzalones offer list, who will be a Buckeye. LSU, Bama, USC, Florida, Auburn, Oklahoma and those types in his 30 plus. Love, whos in at LB for OSU, just has to make it official. USC, Oklahoma, Nebraksa and other elites. You are right, McCray's offer list is pretty good, not elite, that is what Urban Meyer saw on film and did not offer. He is good, certainly not elite. Go run out in the street and make sure you hit a car, do this board a favor.
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Who gives a crap about the size of Rivals, stick to this site. On this site, Kimbrough is top 100 and way higher than McCray. Kimbrough is not that far from moving into Rivals top 100 either and that will change a lot. Once he gets his academics in toe, he gets his OSU offer and is a Buckeye. Kimbrough's offers from schools like Florida are better as well. McCray is #5 on the Buckeyegrove latest Ohio top 75 for Ohio kids for Rivals, once again you are a clown. Rumors are this, rumors are that, fact is you are a clown.
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rankings based on what they think or hear from other sites..ohiost83 said...
Who gives a crap about the size of Rivals, stick to this site. On this site, Kimbrough is top 100 and way higher than McCray. Kimbrough is not that far from moving into Rivals top 100 either and that will change a lot. Once he gets his academics in toe, he gets his OSU offer and is a Buckeye. Kimbrough's offers from schools like Florida are better as well. McCray is #5 on the Buckeyegrove latest Ohio top 75 for Ohio kids for Rivals, once again you are a clown. Rumors are this, rumors are that, fact is you are a clown.
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check out Shane Morris and Jalin Marshall offer sheet they dont have all the "elite" schools offering but EVERY school in America wants them check out the "keep McCray in Ohio " post on this board most OSU fans realize he is a very good player.hes ranked 168 on 247 without attending 1 camp thats very rare .
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Mike McCray is ranked HIGHER on all sites that have rankings out than Kimbrough and Love and Smith is headed to N Dame and Rivals.com Rivals100 2013 2013 Prospect Ranking View Results on Map »Last updated on 2/8/12 Rank
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Pos
Location
Stars
Ht
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School #1
Robert Nkemdiche
DE
Loganville, GAGrayson
Nkemdiche recorded 19 sacks in both 2010 and 2011 and helped lead his team to a state championship as a junior.
5 stars
6'5"
260
list #2
Reuben Foster
LB
LaGrange, GATroup
Foster recorded 185 tackles with 14 sacks during his junior season.
5 stars
6'2"
228
Alabama #3
Laremy Tunsil
OL
Lake City, FLColumbia
Tunsil is an incredibly athletic offensive tackle prospect with a great frame to add bulk. He has been an all-area player the past two years.
5 stars
6'6"
275
list #4
Kendall Fuller
DB
Olney, MDOur Lady Of Good Counsel
During his junior season, Fuller had 26 tackles and three interceptions on defense and added 26 receptions for 527 yards and five touchdowns on offense.
5 stars
6'0"
185
list #5
Su'a Cravens
DB
Murrieta, CAVista Murrieta
Cravens had 100 tackles, 11 sacks and three interceptions and rushed for 15 touchdowns in his junior season.
5 stars
6'1"
205
list #6
Kenny Bigelow
DE
Bear, DERed Lion Christian Academy
Bigelow finished his junior season with 15 sacks.
5 stars
6'3"
280
USC #7
Cameron Burrows
DB
Trotwood, OHTrotwood-Madison
Burrows had 46 tackles, 12 pass break ups and four interceptions for a 14-0 Trotwood-Madison team this past fall.
5 stars
6'1"
195
Ohio St. #8
Max Browne
QB
Sammamish, WASkyline
Browne threw for 4,034 yards with 45 touchdowns and seven interceptions as a junior.
5 stars
6'5"
202
list #9
Thomas Tyner
RB
Beaverton, ORAloha
Tyner missed six games in his junior season but still rushed for 1,136 yards and 12 touchdowns.
5 stars
6'0"
200
Oregon #10
Vernon Hargreaves III
DB
Tampa, FLWharton
Hargreaves recorded two interceptions as a junior. He made a major impact on the scoreboard though as he accounted for 11 touchdowns on his junior season.
5 stars
5'10"
177
list #11
Tyrone Swoopes
QB
Whitewright, TXWhitewright
Swoopes passed for 1,394 yards and 15 touchdowns while running for an incredible 2,267 yards and 29 scores in 2011.
5 stars
6'5"
220
Texas #12
Matthew Thomas
LB
Miami, FLBooker T. Washington
Thomas recorded 117 tackles and 13 sacks as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
201
list #13
Ricky Seals-Jones
WR
Sealy, TXSealy
Playing quarterback and safety, Seals-Jones was the unanimous District MVP as a junior.
4 stars
6'5"
220
Texas #14
Joey Bosa
DE
Fort Lauderdale, FLSt. Thomas Aquinas
Bosa had 52 tackles, including 18 tackles for loss, and eight sacks as a junior.
4 stars
6'5"
260
list #15
E.J. Levenberry Jr.
LB
Woodbridge, VAC. D. Hylton
Levenberry finished his junior season with 151 tackles, eight forced fumbles, four sacks and three interceptions.
4 stars
6'3"
226
list #16
Shane Morris
QB
Warren, MIDe La Salle
Morris committed to Michigan in May of his sophomore year of high school.
4 stars
6'3"
183
Michigan #17
Michael Hutchings
LB
Concord, CADe La Salle
Hutchings had 56 tackles and two sacks on one of the best defenses in De La Salle history.
4 stars
6'2"
210
list #18
Ty Isaac
RB
Joliet, ILJoliet Catholic
Isaac capped off his junior season by rushing for 516 yards and 6 touchdowns in the state championship game.
4 stars
6'3"
215
list #19
Derrick Griffin
WR
Rosenberg, TXTerry
Also a top basketball prospect, Griffin caught 36 passes for 509 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2011.
4 stars
6'6"
215
Texas A&M #20
Altee Tenpenny
RB
North Little Rock, ARNorth Little Rock
Tenpenny missed his junior year with an injury after rushing for 1,121 yards and 15 touchdowns as a sophomore.
4 stars
5'11"
200
Alabama #21
Eddie Vanderdoes
DE
Placer, CAPlacer
Vanderdoes had 59 tackles and eight sacks as Placer finished 9-3 this season.
4 stars
6'4"
285
list #22
Adam Breneman
TE
Camp Hill, PACedar Cliff
Breneman finished his junior season with 1,120 yards receiving and 12 touchdowns on 72 receptions.
4 stars
6'5"
220
list #23
Greg Bryant
RB
Delray Beach, FLAmerican Heritage School
Bryant had 2,180 yards and 25 touchdowns rushing on 224 carries as a junior.
4 stars
5'11"
200
list #24
Marquez North
WR
Charlotte, NCMallard Creek
North had 39 receptions for 1,000-plus yards and 19 touchdowns in 2011.
4 stars
6'3"
205
list #25
Kent Perkins
OL
Dallas, TXLake Highlands
Perkins helped Lake Highlands average 202 rushing yards per game in 2011.
4 stars
6'5"
300
Texas #26
Robert Foster
WR
Monaca, PACentral Valley
Foster was one of the top overall performers at the recent U.S. Army All-American Combine.
4 stars
6'3"
170
list #27
Ethan Pocic
OL
Lemont, ILLemont
Pocic was a consensus all-state selection out of Lemont High this past fall.
4 stars
6'7"
285
list #28
Eli Woodard
DB
Voorhees, NJEastern
Woodard finished his junior season with 40 tackles, while only seeing minimal pass attempts come his way.
4 stars
6'1"
185
Ohio St. #29
Derrick Henry
ATH
Yulee, FLYulee
Henry rushed for 2,610 yards and 33 touchdowns as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
241
Georgia #30
Max Redfield
DB
Mission Viejo, CAMission Viejo
Redfield had 33 tackles, two interceptions and had 528 receiving yards with five touchdowns for 10-win team.
4 stars
6'2"
195
list #31
Laquon Treadwell
WR
Crete, ILCrete Monee
Treadwell caught 75 passes for 1,400 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
183
list #32
Leon McQuay III
DB
Seffner, FLArmwood
McQuay recorded 66 total tackles, nine pass deflections, four interceptions, one caused fumble and a fumble recovery as a junior.
4 stars
6'2"
177
list #33
Montravius Adams
DT
Vienna, GADooly County
Adams registered 45 tackles for loss and 10 sacks as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
290
list #34
Jaylon Smith
LB
Fort Wayne, INBishop Luers
Smith carried 160 times for 1,200 yards and had 31 total touchdowns on offense while securing 8.5 sacks and 19 tackles for loss on defense as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
202
list #35
O.J. Howard
TE
Autauga, ALAutauga Academy
After a strong 2011 season, Howard was a standout at the Under Armour All-America Underclassmen Combine.
4 stars
6'5"
221
Alabama #36
Trey Johnson
LB
Lawrenceville, GACentral Gwinnett
Johnson has a combined 316 tackles his last two seasons.
4 stars
6'1"
220
Auburn #37
Dorian O'Daniel
LB
Olney, MDOur Lady Of Good Counsel
O’Daniel finished his junior season with 17 tackles for a loss and five sacks.
4 stars
6'1"
205
list #38
Antonio Conner
DB
Batesville, MSSouth Panola
Connor recorded two interceptions and rushed for over 1,400 yards in 2011.
4 stars
6'2"
192
list #39
Marcell Harris
DB
Orlando, FLDr. Phillips
Harris recorded 93 tackles, three interceptions, and four forced fumbles as a junior.
4 stars
6'2"
205
list #40
Chans Cox
LB
Lakeside, AZBlue Ridge
Cox registered 61 tackles along with 682 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns for undefeated team this season.
4 stars
6'3"
220
list #41
Jalin Marshall
ATH
Middletown, OHMiddletown
Marshall is a dual-threat quarterback for Middletown High, but could also project to wide receiver or running back in college.
4 stars
6'0"
190
Ohio St. #42
Dee Liner
DE
Muscle Shoals, ALMuscle Shoals
Liner finished his junior season with 83 tackles and 17 sacks.
4 stars
6'4"
255
Auburn #43
Henry Poggi
DT
Baltimore, MDGilman School
Poggi finished his junior season with 49 tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, 10 sacks and one forced fumble.
4 stars
6'3"
250
list #44
Mike McCray
LB
Trotwood, OHTrotwood-Madison
McCray totaled 86 tackles as a junior and returned three of his five interceptions for touchdowns.
4 stars
6'4"
230
Michigan #45
Stacy Coley
WR
Oakland Park, FLNortheast
Coley had 33 receptions for 556 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior.
4 stars
6'1"
175
list #46
Chris Fox
OL
Parker, COPonderosa
Big offensive tackle helped Ponderosa to almost 230 rushing yards per outing this season.
4 stars
6'6"
297
Michigan #47
Ryan Burns
QB
Ashburn, VAStone Bridge
After missing his sophomore season with an injury, Burns was a huge part of his teams 10-2 season last fall.
4 stars
6'4"
218
Stanford #48
Justin Davis
RB
Stockton, CALincoln
Davis rushed for 2,380 yards and 36 touchdowns for team that won 11 games this season.
4 stars
6'1"
195
list #49
Steve Elmer
OL
Midland, MIMidland
Elmer was named the top scholar-athlete on the Detroit Free Press’ Dream Team.
4 stars
6'6"
305
Notre Dame #50
Garrett Sickels
DE
Little Silver, NJRed Bank Regional
Sickels finished his junior season with 76 tackles, 11 sacks and three blocked punts.
4 stars
6'4"
225
Penn St. #51
Jake Raulerson
OL
Celina, TXCelina
Raulerson helped Celina average 433 yards of offense per game as a junior.
4 stars
6'4"
250
Texas #52
Steven Mitchell
WR
Mission Hills, CABishop Alemany
Mitchell helped lead an offense that averaged more than 33 points per outing.
4 stars
5'11"
170
list #53
Daniel McMillian
LB
Jacksonville, FLFirst Coast
McMillian recorded 12 sacks and forced nine fumbles as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
220
Florida #54
Patrick Kugler
OL
Wexford, PANorth Allegheny
Patrick’s brother, Rob Kugler, is a tight end at Purdue, while his father, Sean Kugler, is the offensive line coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
4 stars
6'5"
280
Michigan #55
DeSean Smith
TE
Lake Charles, LABarbe
Smith caught 43 passes for 764 yards and seven scores in helping lead Barbe to the state quarterfinals.
4 stars
6'4"
222
list #56
Mackensie Alexander
DB
Immokalee, FLImmokalee
Alexander had 42 tackles, three interceptions, two fumble recoveries, and six pass deflections as a junior.
4 stars
5'11"
175
Tennessee #57
Austin Golson
OL
Prattville, ALPrattville
Golson anchored the offensive line at left tackle for a state championship team.
4 stars
6'6"
275
Florida St. #58
Dashon Hunt
DB
Westlake Village, CAWestlake
Hunt had 63 tackles, six interceptions and rushed for 1,274 yards and 18 touchdowns for 14-win team.
4 stars
5'10"
175
UCLA #59
Ahmad Fulwood
WR
Jacksonville, FLBishop Kenny
Fulwood had 46 receptions for 1,141 yards and 22 touchdowns as a junior.
4 stars
6'4"
197
list #60
Kyle Bosch
OL
Wheaton, ILSt. Francis
Bosch was an all-state performer as a junior for an 8-3 St. Francis team.
4 stars
6'5"
285
Michigan #61
Jake Oliver
WR
Dallas, TXJesuit
Oliver caught 108 passes for 1,637 yards and 23 touchdowns as a junior.
4 stars
6'4"
194
Texas #62
Peter Kalambayi
LB
Matthews, NCButler
Despite missing part of the season with an injury, Kalambayi had 79 total tackles, 13 for loss, and six sacks.
4 stars
6'2"
220
list #63
Isaiah Golden
DT
Elysian Fields, TXElysian Fields
Golden has recorded over 75 tackles each of the past two seasons.
4 stars
6'2"
295
Texas A&M #64
Derrick Green
RB
Richmond, VAHermitage
Green rushed for approximately 1,500 yards and 20 touchdowns during his junior season.
4 stars
6'0"
215
list #65
Tray Matthews
DB
Newnan, GANewnan
Matthews recorded a 94-yard kickoff return in the Georgia Junior Bowl, after having 84 tackles and four interceptions in 2011.
4 stars
6'1"
190
Georgia #66
John Diarse
ATH
Monroe, LANeville
Diarse rushed for 1,266 yards and 17 scores on offense while recording three interceptions on defense as a junior.
4 stars
6'0"
202
list #67
Reeve Koehler
OL
Honolulu, HISt. Louis
Koehler helped lead an offense that averaged more than 31 points as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
280
list #68
Doug Randolph
LB
Richmond, VAWoodberry Forest School
Randolph was named to the 1st Team All-Prep League after his junior season.
4 stars
6'3"
215
Stanford #69
A'Shawn Robinson
DT
Fort Worth, TXArlington Heights
Robinson was a first-team all-district selection as an offensive lineman in 2011.
4 stars
6'4"
302
Texas #70
Michael Hill
DT
Pendleton, SCPendleton
Hill had more than two dozen tackles for loss and reached double digits in sacks in 2011.
4 stars
6'3"
315
list #71
Troy Williams
QB
Harbor City, CANarbonne
Williams threw for 3,247 yards with 34 touchdowns and 11 interceptions for 11-win team in his junior season.
4 stars
6'0"
173
list #72
Holland Fisher
DB
Midlothian, VAManchester
Fisher was named 2nd Team All-Central Region after his junior season.
4 stars
6'2"
205
Virginia Tech #73
Isaac Rochell
DE
McDonough, GAEagle's Landing Christian
Rochell recorded 97 tackles, seven sacks and 25 tackles for loss last season.
4 stars
6'5"
260
list #74
Kailo Moore
RB
Rosedale, MSWest Bolivar
Moore rushed for nearly 1,500 yards during junior campaign.
4 stars
5'10"
180
list #75
ArDarius Stewart
ATH
Fultondale, ALFultondale
Stewart rushed for better than 2,000 yards and threw for 1,400-plus more in 2011.
4 stars
6'3"
190
Alabama #76
Jordan Sherit
DE
Tampa, FLHillsborough
Sherit recorded 110 tackles and 14 sacks as a junior.
4 stars
6'4"
245
list #77
Dymonte Thomas
DB
Alliance, OHMarlington
Thomas average 7.1 yards per carry and scored 13 touchdowns on offense, and secured 102 tackles on defense as a junior.
4 stars
6'1"
175
Michigan #78
Greg Webb
DT
Sicklerville, NJTimber Creek
Webb finished his junior season with 94 tackles, nine sacks and three fumble recoveries.
4 stars
6'2"
290
list #79
Will Likely
DB
Belle Glade, FLGlades Central
Likely rushed for 823 yards on 76 carries and caught 36 passes for 632 yards. He scored 21 touchdowns. On defense, he had 33 tackles and seven interceptions.
4 stars
5'7"
171
list #80
Johnathon McCrary
QB
Ellenwood, GACedar Grove
McCrary passed for more than 5,500 combined yards the past two seasons.
4 stars
6'3"
180
Vanderbilt #81
Kylie Fitts
DE
Redlands, CAEast Valley
Fitts finished with 79 tackles and 8.5 sacks for 11-win team as a junior.
4 stars
6'4"
260
list #82
Caleb Brantley
DT
Crescent City, FLCrescent City
Brantley averaged more than 10 tackles a game as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
285
Florida #83
Evan Lisle
OL
Centerville, OHCenterville
Lisle was a first team all-Division performer for a 7-4 Centerville team as a junior.
4 stars
6'6"
265
Ohio St. #84
Priest Willis
DB
Tempe, AZMarcos De Niza
Willis recorded 52 tackles and two interceptions in his junior season.
4 stars
6'2"
200
list #85
Jaynard Bostwick
DT
Port St. Lucie, FLSt. Lucie West Centennial
Bostwick is a versatile defensive lineman that can play inside or outside.
4 stars
6'4"
275
list #86
Kameron Miles
DB
Mesquite, TXWest Mesquite
Miles tallied 101 tackles and five interceptions while also rushing for five touchdowns as a junior.
4 stars
6'2"
200
list #87
Taquan Mizzell
RB
Virginia Beach, VABayside
Mizzell rushed for over 1,000 yards and had 22 touchdowns during his junior season.
4 stars
5'10"
180
list #88
Johnny O'Neal
LB
Dublin, GAWest Laurens
O’Neal averaged 13 tackles per game in 2011
4 stars
6'2"
225
list #89
Justin Manning
DT
Dallas, TXKimball
Manning is the younger brother of former Oklahoma defensive tackle DeMarcus Granger.
4 stars
6'3"
275
list #90
Ryan Green
RB
St. Petersburg, FLCatholic
Green rushed for 1,069 yards and 14 touchdowns on 125 carries. He also had 11 receptions for 143 yards and a touchdown.
4 stars
5'10"
195
list #91
Carl Lawson
DE
Alpharetta, GAMilton
Lawson recorded 15 sacks, 31 tackles for loss and more than 80 tackles as a junior.
4 stars
6'3"
245
list #92
Darius James
OL
Killeen, TXHarker Heights
James earned first-team all-district honors on both offense and defense as a junior.
4 stars
6'5"
319
Texas #93
Joe Mathis
DE
Upland, CAUpland
Mathis registered 79 tackles and six sacks for a 12-win team in his junior season.
4 stars
6'4"
250
list #94
Nick Washington
DB
Jacksonville, FLTrinity Christian
Washington contributed on both sides of the ball as a junior. He recorded two interceptions and scored 11 touchdowns.
4 stars
6'0"
180
Florida #95
Larenz Bryant
LB
Charlotte, NCVance
As a junior, Bryant had 144 tackles, seven sacks and two interceptions – and rushed for 1,435 yards with 21 touchdowns.
4 stars
6'1"
203
list #96
Jake Butt
TE
Pickerington, OHPickerington North
Butt caught 27 passes for 424 yards and seven touchdowns on offense, and had 10 sacks on defense as a junior.
4 stars
6'6"
230
Michigan #97
Demarcus Robinson
WR
Fort Valley, GAPeach County
Robinson was a first-team all-state selection in 2011.after catching 53 passes for 1,024 yards.
4 stars
6'2"
200
list #98
Aaron Cochran
OL
Atwater, CABuhach
Cochran helped lead offense that rushed for more than 300 yards per game this season.
4 stars
6'6"
320
list #99
D.J. Ward
DE
Lawton, OKLawton
Ward recorded 75 tackles and 12 sacks in 2011.
4 stars
6'4"
240
list #100
Jonathan Allen
DE
Ashburn, VAStone Bridge
While facing double teams most of the season, Allen still finished his junior season with 12 sacks.
4 stars
6'3"
225
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I could care less about Shane Morris, he is a camp warrior ranked kid, go check bust like Jake Heap and those types as of late, Morris is right there. His HS numbers last year against horrible Michigan talent is laughable. I have been in that area and seen LaSalle, Cass Tech and OLSM, inferior HS football with little competition. Cass Tech kids are in large part bust, they never pan out. Same with OLSM, Dionte Allen, Washington, Bolden it goes on. Morris did not have anything more than Cincy or MSU for a reason, he is good enough to sale the programs that chase elite drop back QB's like him to NLOI like USC for example. Marshall had Notre Dame, Miami (this site missed that offer), Tennessee, UCLA and some regional BCS schools, Morris had nothing that close that early for a reason. You can have the two Detoit kids that you won out with offers from Central Michigan and Toledo, that is real impressive as well.
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I could care less about Shane Morris, he is a camp warrior ranked kid, go check bust like Jake Heap and those types as of late, Morris is right there. His HS numbers last year against horrible Michigan talent is laughable. I have been in that area and seen LaSalle, Cass Tech and OLSM, inferior HS football with little competition. Cass Tech kids are in large part bust, they never pan out. Same with OLSM, Dionte Allen, Washington, Bolden it goes on. Morris did not have anything more than Cincy or MSU for a reason, he is good enough to sale the programs that chase elite drop back QB's like him to NLOI like USC for example. Marshall had Notre Dame, Miami (this site missed that offer), Tennessee, UCLA and some regional BCS schools, Morris had nothing that close that early for a reason. You can have the two Detoit kids that you won out with offers from Central Michigan and Toledo, that is real impressive as well.
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Cass Tech OLSM were both ranked in Max Prep top 100 (27 and 61) add Detroit CC # 81 thats 3 schools in his DIVISION ranked in the top 81 in AMERICA yeah he doesnt face good teams...Most scouts say Shane Morris could play in the NFL his Soph year in high school yep he sucks... Shane said he was going to Michigan in 7th grade teams didnt offer after that. John Gruden (ESPN) said hes the best high school QB he's seen and if you know anything about Gruden that is about the highest praise a kid can get learn about football before you post again
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check out Shane Morris and Jalin Marshall offer sheet they dont have all the "elite" schools offering but EVERY school in America wants them check out the "keep McCray in Ohio " post on this board most OSU fans realize he is a very good player.hes ranked 168 on 247 without attending 1 camp thats very rare .
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i will NEVER understand the thinking of most Buckeyes.What happens if OSU doesnt land these kids,they are being recruited by every team in America.Losing HIGHLY ranked kids in your own back yard,(that understand the rivalry is just strange).McCray is perfect for any scheme 6'2 233 (and he will put on 10-20 LBs ) he will play WLB on 1-2 downs and edge rusher on 3rd and long.
dont know why people think he is undersizedClay Matthews 6'2 252
James Harrison 6'0 242
Lamar Woodley 6'2 261
Von Miller 6'3 239All Linebackers that line up at LB and DE probably the 4 best pass rushers in the game,none have blazing speed for LB but have ELITE speed for DE
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I'm sure through all your great relations with the coaching staff and numerous hours spent watching film. Give me a break. Just saying Ohio guys that are passed on by Ohio State are hungrier.
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bucksandsurfing said...
Another thing I will mention to scUM fans. I wouldn't get to cozy with McCray. It's clear he wants to be a buckeye. And if he ends up coming to OSU's camp, and getting an OSU offer, he will switch. The OSU staff is not sold on McCray, but if at some point they are, he will be a Buckeye. Meyer will get him to flip faster than you fat scUM bastards flip your morning pancakes. Sorry for my belittling tone, but I really hate all of you scUM fans. You all suck ass. All of you.
First of all, he will not visit OSU while he is committed to UM. Second of all, we don't really care if he eventually flips to OSU. We'll just take Levenberry, Gedeon, and Dorian O'Daniel. Most UM fans would rather have those three anyway. So what's your point?
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A19 said...
said to be Scout.coms # 1 ranked player (official list in 2 weeks) but he is one of 8 --5-Star kids and with no real offers from others BCS schools kid must be pretty good..name another kid thats ranked that high without the offer sheet? ps Auburn Oklahoma Florida St and Michigan St all offered him this past week,
plus Shane Morris could be the best recruiter in college including coaches.he has brought 4-5 kids to Michigan ..he said 10 days ago McCray was a Wolverine he was with Kalis when he jumped to Michigan,his latest tweet says we will land 2 more Saturday (most say Ty Issiac and Ben Gedeon)
A19 still thinks we give a f*ck what Michigan is doing!
A19 likes small boys
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