Class of 2018 DE/WR Habbakuk Baldonado (FL) Verbal to Pitt

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Habakkuk Thomas Baldonado on Hudl

 

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Offers from Coastal Carolina, Hampton, Jacksonville, UMass, UConn, UCF

 

[Shrmdougluvr]

They must really like him at DE, because i dont think those 2 usually recruit Florida (McLeod Orlando-Tampa; Monroe SE FLA).

 

[RF2044]

HUDL says 6-5 230 -- he sure doesn't look it in that photo.

 

[Orijinal]

HUDL says 6-5 230 -- he sure doesn't look it in that photo.

Not at all. But what a name!

 

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I wonder if they bring him in for a visit this weekend.

 

[tep624]

Reportedly Pitt, Illinois and Nebraska have offered him in addition to us. Not sure however the impact of Casey Rogers committing to the Huskers has on his offer there.

 

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Reportedly Pitt, Illinois and Nebraska have offered him in addition to us. Not sure however the impact of Casey Rogers committing to the Huskers has on his offer there.

Yes he has those other offers but he used amazing, twice, in his tweet about the SU offer.

 

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[PhatOrange]

Looks like Michigan State and Oregon are involved to. Rvls says he’s officially visiting both places. Michigan State this weekend

 

[OrangeAl]

HUDL says 6-5 230 -- he sure doesn't look it in that photo.

We need to publish the heights of our coaches!

 

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Michigan State recruiting notebook: The latest in Spartans recruiting

Michigan State recruiting notebook: The latest in Spartans recruiting

Looks like MSU might end up being filled though still bringing him in for a visit

Michigan State recruiting mailbag: Chances with final 2018 targets, in-state 2019 recruits

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Recruiting Ticker: An intriguing Husker offer in Florida

 

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HUDL says 6-5 230 -- he sure doesn't look it in that photo.

Often we are disappointed with advertised measurables at recruiting time. That said, if he is truly 6'5" and 230ish...
Watch out! He has the adequate speed to play wr or a flexed TE OR come off the edge on D!

 

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Michigan State recruiting notebook: The latest in Spartans recruiting

Michigan State recruiting notebook: The latest in Spartans recruiting

Looks like MSU might end up being filled though still bringing him in for a visit

Michigan State recruiting mailbag: Chances with final 2018 targets, in-state 2019 recruits

Visits

Recruiting Ticker: An intriguing Husker offer in Florida

Non mi piace.

 

[RF2044]

We need to publish the heights of our coaches!

I was referring more to the weight -- kid seemed pretty lanky in that picture.

 

[richard levy]

6'3", 239lbs

 

[PhatOrange]

I was referring more to the weight -- kid seemed pretty lanky in that picture.

He's definitely tall and has a great frame. This photo with a Michigan State coach, he looks a lot bigger from a different angle.

 

[blizz]

How much magia del ciclo tardivo does this staff have? Seeing a lot of ballers e mostros that are in play.

 

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Michigan State recruiting notebook: The latest in Spartans recruiting


Just when Michigan State loses an athletic edge rusher, another arrives on campus.

On Friday, Spartans coach Mark Dantonio announced that freshman defensive end Lashawn Paulino-Bell would transfer. Having arrived at Michigan State on the mend from a debilitating personal watercraft accident, Paulino-Bell did not play in 2017. He was then suspended for the Holiday Bowl and not even allowed to travel.

Paulino-Bell’s departure comes shortly after former defensive ends coach Mark Snyder left to take the
same position at Florida State. Snyder recruited Paulino-Bell out of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and coached him during his short tenure with the Spartans, making his decision to transfer not entirely surprising.

The news came right in the middle of Habakkuk Baldonado‘s travel to Michigan State for his official visit. The Clearwater (Fla.) Academy International defensive end, who originally hails from Italy, and his mother plan to spend the weekend on campus.

Baldonado has come on late in the process, considering he arrived in Florida in July and has played for a school with an enrollment of approximately 250 students from kindergarten to 12th grade. But eventually schools found out about him, and he now holds offers from Central Florida, Cincinnati, Illinois, Nebraska, Pittsburgh and Syracuse, among others.

Michigan State has not yet offered, but the Spartans paid Baldonado two visits in the last week. First, offensive line coach Mark Staten met with him. And on Wednesday, assistant defensive backs coach Jesse Johnson checked in.

Michigan State has three defensive linemen signed to its 2018 class: 3-star Chaminade (West Hills, Calif.) defensive end Parks Gissinger and 3-star Olentangy (Lewis Center, Ohio) twins Jacob and Zach Slade.


The Spartans hosted 3-star Bolingbrook (Ill.) defensive tackle Dashaun Mallory for an official visit last weekend, and after Baldonado takes his official visit, they plan to bring in 3-star Rome (Ga.) defensive end Jamarcus Chatman on Jan. 26.

 

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mannaggia diavola!

 

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