The "Guess Who I Am" Recruiting Revisited thread

[cougjunkie]

Nope.

I know this one, Socalcoug should also know it.

[smokymountainrain]

Nope.

Is this one currently playing college ball?

[cougjunkie]

Interesting. Wasn't Mangum the top guy at the Elite 11?

lol @ little brother.

Mangum tied for Elite 11 MVP honors with Jameis Winston.

[MarkGrace]

Yep. On his way to Stanford and he was being compared to Detmer. It was destiny!

I like the "does not possess great speed" part.

[cougjunkie]

I like the "does not possess great speed" part.

Which means "white guy from Idaho"

[MartyFunkhouser]

It also warms my heart that you keep picking guys that picked someone over Utah and Washington!

I'd just like to point out that Mike Hague didn't pick BYU over Utah and Washington. You can argue all you want about Utah's evaluation of Hague, but they just weren't interested. Hague was a Ute fan and if the Utes really pursued him, he very well could have ended up at Utah.

[MarkGrace]

I'd just like to point out that Mike Hague didn't pick BYU over Utah and Washington. You can argue all you want about Utah's evaluation of Hague, but they just weren't interested. Hague was a Ute fan and if the Utes really pursued him, he very well could have ended up at Utah.

Thanks, CB all-star!

[cougjunkie]

Scouts grade: 95
Clemson, Alabama

Right off the bat XXXX grabs your attention with a very impressive physical presence. In that 6-foot-6 range he carries his weight well and has room to pack on a significant amount of bulk as he continues to physically develop. He possesses a nice wingspan and has a very physical nature to him and displays good strength. He looks to enjoy contact and will deliver some big hits. As a pass rusher he is tough to contain as he uses his long limbs and hands to club and punch by blockers. He also can be very quick off the ball. He plays with a good motor and will pursue to the ball. He also possesses excellent straight-line game speed which allows him to be a factor on plays all over the field and has good overall athleticism. He is still young and growing as a player. He needs to watch his pad level as he can play tall. He is physical when engaging blockers, but needs to use his hands and reach more to his advantage to create separation and shed against the run. He also needs to work on his tackling. He can deliver big blows and slam ball carriers to the turf, but needs to work on wrapping up at times to secure more tackles. It is clear this is a good defender and a kid worthy of the attention he is getting. He also displays versatility and is able to make plays on defense, offense, and special teams, though the majority of his time in college will be spent at defensive end. He needs to keep working on some of the 'little things' that the position requires, but he is a kid capable of creating big plays and being a difference maker.

Senior season stats: 162 tackles, 29 tackles for loss, 29.5 sacks, 11 forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and scored five touchdowns.

[Flystripper]

Scouts grade: 95
Clemson, Alabama




Senior season stats: 162 tackles, 29 tackles for loss, 29.5 sacks, 11 forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and scored five touchdowns.

Clowney?

[Jarid in Cedar]

Rivals had WIlson as a 4 star.

Travis was 3* by rivals and scout.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/utah/footbal...f9z18Mk9uYuZB4

[cougjunkie]

Clowney?

yep.

[smokymountainrain]

yep.

Geez, what a senior season.

[cougjunkie]

Travis was 3* by rivals and scout.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/utah/footbal...f9z18Mk9uYuZB4

I was wrong. But he was highly touted, #11 qb per rivals and had a slew of solid offers.

[Jeff Lebowski]

This thread has the potential to ruin all my work plans for this afternoon. Must... stay... away...

[Jarid in Cedar]

I was wrong. But he was highly touted, #11 qb per rivals and had a slew of solid offers.

he was the first three star quarterback in their list. He just missed the cut for four star. he did have an excellent offer list.