Schrader just committed to us.

57stratdawg

Heisman
Dec 1, 2004
148,779
24,660
113
Good deal. Last few MSU QBs from Louisiana, Georgia, Texas and now NC.

Sign of a healthy program, IMO.
 

coach66

Junior
Mar 5, 2009
12,718
343
83
By all accounts an extremely talented, high quality individual that is a big

addition to our family. May be a good sign with Moorhead's recruiting ability.
 

Lettucexxxx

All-Conference
Oct 16, 2012
4,562
1,047
113
Impressive.
Jo mo Gets his guy in April.
Wont be any drama with this one.
 

blacklistedbully

All-Conference
Sep 8, 2008
4,253
1,056
113
About the same size as Fitz was coming out of high school, only faster and a vastly more polished passer to go along with being a great runner.

GREAT pick up.

Welcome to the Hail State family, young man!
 

5049

Redshirt
Dec 3, 2017
700
0
0
Good deal. Last few MSU QBs from Louisiana, Georgia, Texas and now NC.

Sign of a healthy program, IMO.
Why does location matter.... I would think a much better gauge would be offers and rating of the last few quarterbacks, which is also very good by the way
 

BlueRidgeMtns

All-Conference
Nov 29, 2016
5,599
3,507
113
it seems like state is at least making the top 10 for a lot of high profile recruits... could just be perception, but i don't recall it as much with Don.
 

coach66

Junior
Mar 5, 2009
12,718
343
83
Old Frat brother of mine is good friends with the Schrader family and says this

kid is top notch and checks all the boxes on the field and off.
 

Msubulldogfan1

Freshman
Sep 12, 2013
8,835
80
48
Why does location matter.... I would think a much better gauge would be offers and rating of the last few quarterbacks, which is also very good by the way

You dunno why getting big time players from other states matter?
 

aTotal360

Heisman
Nov 12, 2009
22,659
16,669
113
You need to be able to recruit OOS incase your state doesn't produce quality talent at certain positions. See OTs in MS. RBs, LBs, DLs, DTs are bountiful. Some of the other positions...not so much.
 

maroonmania

All-Conference
Feb 23, 2008
11,389
1,165
113
Awesome! Always great to get the top QB on your board. JoMo is going to end up being tremendous on the recruiting trail IMO because he is such a personable guy on top of being a tremendous coach. I would think he would be amazing sitting down with a family in their home.
 

5049

Redshirt
Dec 3, 2017
700
0
0
You need to be able to recruit OOS incase your state doesn't produce quality talent at certain positions. See OTs in MS. RBs, LBs, DLs, DTs are bountiful. Some of the other positions...not so much.
I still do not see why a certain state line means anything as far as quality

The proper metric is availability, but that is still not subject to any imaginary line
 

aTotal360

Heisman
Nov 12, 2009
22,659
16,669
113
Certain states consistently produce better players. Sakerlina isn't in the league with GA, FL, TX, CA and LA, but it's towards the top.
 

TaleofTwoDogs

All-Conference
Jun 1, 2004
4,387
2,169
113
QUIK STATS:

Charlotte Christian School, Charlotte, NC
6' 4.5" 200#
40/4.65
Class of 2019
Two year starter 2016 & 2017
66% passing ratio
Passing (career)
PAATT 548 PACMP 362 PAYDS 4,866
PATD 53 INT 10
Rushing
RUATT 177
RUYDS 1,406
RUAVG 7.9
 

5049

Redshirt
Dec 3, 2017
700
0
0
Certain states consistently produce better players. Sakerlina isn't in the league with GA, FL, TX, CA and LA, but it's towards the top.
I agree but that does not really matter much when you are talking about 1 player per year, in this case quarterback

I am 100% behind using a geographic strategy in a very general way, especially at MSU, but talent is talent no matter it comes from, if the last 4 quarterbacks had all come from TN and they were ranked the same as the guys we got, I would not think "health" of the program, as 57stratdawg put it, would change at all
 

Junction John

Redshirt
Oct 22, 2014
3,249
0
0
I don't want to rain on this parade, but you sure he's faster than Fitz?

About the same size as Fitz was coming out of high school, only faster and a vastly more polished passer to go along with being a great runner.

I've seen Nick the last two years outrunning DBs. I am pretty confident he's a more developed passer coming out, but if Shrader is faster than Fitz, we have won the lottery.
 

dawgoneyall

Junior
Nov 11, 2007
3,431
210
63
I still do not see why a certain state line means anything as far as quality

The proper metric is availability, but that is still not subject to any imaginary line

Mississippi high schools do not coach to produce elite QB's...only rarely.
 

WilCoDawg

All-Conference
Sep 6, 2012
5,264
3,654
113
Oh dear! He’s Christian?!? I hope he doesn’t plan on proselytizing to everyone! Ours is a public university you know.***
 
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