Happy for him. Excited to see what he can do in a year or two.
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If he would have had grades earlier he would have already had an offer and signed in December.If he went to school at another school (I.e Lewisburg) would we have offered him a scholarship?
If he went to school at another school (I.e Lewisburg) would we have offered him a scholarship?
If he went to school at another school (I.e Lewisburg) would we have offered him a scholarship?
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Watch this video. I'm no coach, but he looks like the best of the bunch. Sometimes "might not qualify" is factored into ratings.
After watching that video it's apparent to me that we are getting the best athletes in MS. Yeah they need to redshirt like most of them but it's been a while since our roster was this stacked for 3 classes in a row. Furthermore, after watching that video, the two best receivers in the class might be Harvey and Wilson, although Walley looked pretty damn good too.After watching that video it’s apparent none of those guys are sec ready and will need to RS. Harvey was the most polished route runner of the bunch. Forbes will need to gain about 10-15 pounds and work on his technique a lot.
I don't know anything about his grades, but, 5'10" 167lbs doesn't exactly strike fear into the hearts of many DB's and their coaches. Add a grade problem (if one exists) to that and I think you have your answer why he hasn't had much interest from larger programs. That said, that little guy from Louisville had 9 catches and 149 yds against us in the Music City Bowl so size isn't everything either but it definitely is a big factor. That, or our DB's just sucked which isn't out of the question considering the preparation we appeared not to have for that game (and several others).
I don't know anything about his grades, but, 5'10" 167lbs doesn't exactly strike fear into the hearts of many DB's and their coaches. Add a grade problem (if one exists) to that and I think you have your answer why he hasn't had much interest from larger programs. That said, that little guy from Louisville had 9 catches and 149 yds against us in the Music City Bowl so size isn't everything either but it definitely is a big factor. That, or our DB's just sucked which isn't out of the question considering the preparation we appeared not to have for that game (and several others).
Are you trying to say Kevin Prentiss wasn't a game-breaking receiver? Take a break hossFor his career he had 58 catches for 1066 yds in 22 games with 5 TD's
I don't believe I said that at all, I added to the stats the other poster put up and left it at that. But now that you butted in, I looked a little closer and a 48yd/game avg and a TD only every 4 games he played in doesn't exactly give me goose bumps. His stats rank him 25th all time, Hoss......
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