Recruitment update 2013
It will be interesting to see the distribution of minutes in mid Feb once Kabongo returns, especially if Barnes already knows he's going pro and Texas' tourney hopes are dashed. After Dontre Wilson's Kyle Hicks' decommitment, Texas is still considering another back for the class and are making a late push for some out of state prospects. Texas' new RB coach Larry Porter didn't even bother stopping by his new office before hitting the recruiting trail.
That's likely still going to happen unless Texas can get him in for a visit quickly. A smaller, shifty type of RB Eric Nahlin calls him a homeless man's Trey Williams , Dodson does solid work inside the tackles and has great lateral acceleration but lacks a high end gear.
Highlights on HUDL and here is a brief junior season clip on youtube:. This year's Under Armour game was more unwatchable than re-runs of The Voice. Especially considering UT only had one commitment on the roster and he was playing out of position at left tackle. Highlight defeated Nitro Was SEGA also a sponsor?
The total punting yards were , while the total offensive yards were a truly offensive Even Greg Davis wasn't impressed. For the truly depraved, here are some lowlights. He dominated the game like no other prospect from start to finish. In a game format bereft of team chemistry or play-making opportunities, that's often the lone takeaway.
A'shawn Robinson and Davis both had blocked kicks. Duane Akina was in attendance and gave a mustache tug of approval. Swoopes got stripped by a DE for a fumble on his first possession and didn't do much with the rest of his chances on snaps but he impressed coaches and teammates during the week of practice, which is a more valuable measure than the game itself. Aside from putting in their complete names, you must also provide other information such as their address, contact details, the job position they wish to apply for, etc.
Step 4: Share the Resources Used Here is where you will need to show exactly what it is expenses were made or what resources were used during the entire recruitment process. Think of this as similar to a budget report where you will have to provide details as to what these resources and expenses are and how much was spent on each of them. Step 5: Describe Any Problems Which Occurred There is always the possibility that something may have happened that prevented the recruitment of potential employees.
This is where you will need to point out exactly what these problems are so that they can be avoided or prevented in the future. Be sure to come up with clear descriptions for each problem that was encountered.
Step 6: Make Your Conclusion Once you are done with just about everything, then the last thing that you need to do is to show just how successful you were during the entire recruitment process. Whether you have managed to meet expectations or not, you will need to say so in the report and provide details regarding how the result came to be. Make use of Microsoft Word, Apple Pages, or Google Docs so that you may customize it until you have the report you need.
Staff Recruitment Report uidaho. Overall, though, the Tigers have to be very happy about landing the commitment of these two recruits. This is not really a position of need for LSU just yet in regards to recruiting, so the Tigers can afford to not waste much time going after running backs.
That said, it's always nice to have depth, especially at a physically demanding position like running back, so the Tigers would be wise to keep their options open.
It's also worth noting that a few of LSU's recruits have experience running the ball, so keep that in mind as well. Josh McNeil : 4-star TE, 6'6'', pounds. John Diarse : 4-star WR, 6'0", lb. Rickey Jefferson : 4-star WR, 6'0", lb. Avery Johnson : 4-star WR, 6'2", lb. Quantavius Leslie : 4-star WR, 6'4", lb. DeSean Smith : 4-star TE, 6'4. Logan Stokes : 3-star TE, 6'3", lb. This is an extremely impressive group of wide receivers, especially for a program that's known for running the ball and playing great defense.
Diarse has the potential to be a star for LSU if he ends up playing receiver, but he could end up on defense. Still, he's a big-time recruit for the Tigers. The other recruit that has a ton of potential here is Quantavius Leslie.
He has great height and good speed, which leads me to believe that he can be a legitimate deep threat for LSU. DeSean Smith has great intangibles for a tight end, so he's another big name you'll want to know from this class.
Ethan Pocic : 4-star OT, 6'7", lb. Josh Boutte : 4-star OG, 6'4", lb. Andy Dodd : 4-star OG, 6'4", lb. Fehoko Fanaika : 3-star OT, 6'6", lb. Karl Malone Jr. Les Miles has done a great job of filling some needs and replenishing the depth chart through this group of offensive lineman. Pocic is the big name here, ranked as the No.
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