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I hadn't seen any LSU interest or offer.
This offer list says I'm wicked smart and I can play ball.
And UConn offered.
The littlest Cajun leprechaun is hiding up on his ladder.I hadn't seen any LSU interest or offer.
If I’m this kid, I commit to either Harvard or Yale or Princeton and don’t look back.
Gotta like that he is visiting us for the Clemson game. Sounds like that is his only future offical visit set up at the moment. Our odds just went up big time. We'll see what comes about with his OU visit today. And definitely sounds like he is planning on playing an athlete roll as he said he wants to model his game after Christian McCaffrey.3️ ATH Andy Bass Talks Recruitment & More | Oklahoma Sooners | Syracuse Orange | Kansas State | KU
It would be fair to guess that SU will be in his Top 3, since he mentions that he is planning a trip to attend the SU-Clemson game.
He says he models his game after Christian McCaffery as a very versatile player - I think the Jason Beck philosophy of using a player who can pass and run in unique roles on the field is be a big selling point in favor of Syracuse. I got the impression that he mentions Syracuse more than any other school in this interview. I think he also said his HS team scored 72 points in the state championship game!
Is visiting OU - I think today. That could change everything.
Class of 2024 - QB Andy Bass (OK) Verbal to Oklahoma
If I were Andy I’d be intrigued by the Yale and Harvard offers. Become a legend in Yale or Harvard football, graduate, and watch the opportunities roll in from the many alums well placed in business and government. You mean be the next Ed Marinaro at Cornell? I remember when Ed lead the NCAA...syracusefan.com
Agreed.
Just watched his highlights. Definitely see a Taysom Hill/Antwaan Randle El type of player.He mentioned Beck told him playing time was available in a Taysom Hill type role.
Not me! I was born at Dartmouth-Hitchcock & saw Jay Fielder play there. At one time I believe I owned his D.A.R.E. athlete card. And I thank them for grooming Isaiah Johnson!You guys are so anti Dartmouth and Penn.
And New Mexico State.
You mean be the next Ed Marinaro at Cornell?
I remember when Ed lead the NCAA in yards rushing per game. The Ivies played fewer games than the big programs, so not total yards, but he's still all over the record books for per game rushing and scoring.
Most Yards Gained Career Per Game
174.6—Ed Marinaro, Cornell, 1969-71 (4,715 in 27)
Most Rushes Season Per Game
39.6—Ed Marinaro, Cornell, 1971 (356 in 9)
Most Rushes Career Per Game
34.0—Ed Marinaro, Cornell, 1969-71 (918 in 27)
Earliest Game reaching 1,000 Yards in a Season
5th—Ed Marinaro, Cornell, 1971 (1,026)
Career Rushing Yards Per Game
First all time
Ed Marinaro, Cornell 1969-71 27 918 4,715 50 174.6 Yds/Gm
(Minimum 2,500 yards)
Season Rushing Yards Per Game
Currently third all time behind Barry Sanders, Oklahoma St. and Marcus Allen, Southern California
Ed Marinaro, Cornell 1971 9 games 209.0 Yds/Gm
Annual Rushing Champion (per game)
1970 Ed Marinaro, Cornell Jr. 9 285 1,425 158.3
1971 Ed Marinaro, Cornell Sr. 9 356 1,881 209.0
All Purpose Yards per Game Annual Champion
1971 Ed Marinaro, Cornell Sr. 1,881 51 0 0 0 1,932 214.7
Season Points Per Game
5th all time
Ed Marinaro, Cornell 1971 Sr. 9 24 4 0 148 16.44
Career Points Per Game
Second all time
Ed Marinaro, Cornell 1969-71 27 52 6 0 318 11.78
(Minimum 225 points)
Scoring Annual Champion points per game
1971 Ed Marinaro, Cornell Sr. 9 24 4 0 148 16.4
After playing in the NFL for 5 years, Marinaro became an actor.
"I think the Jason Beck philosophy of using a player who can pass and run in unique roles on the field is be a big selling point in favor of Syracuse." Agree with ECE'76 here.3️ ATH Andy Bass Talks Recruitment & More | Oklahoma Sooners | Syracuse Orange | Kansas State | KU
It would be fair to guess that SU will be in his Top 3, since he mentions that he is planning a trip to attend the SU-Clemson game.
He says he models his game after Christian McCaffery as a very versatile player - I think the Jason Beck philosophy of using a player who can pass and run in unique roles on the field is be a big selling point in favor of Syracuse. I got the impression that he mentions Syracuse more than any other school in this interview. I think he also said his HS team scored 72 points in the state championship game!
Is visiting OU - I think today. That could change everything.
Hill Street Blues, "Let's be careful out there."
Isn’t Jakhari Williams a Cuse commit?So, anyone hear what Andy's top 3 are?
Meanwhile, check out where Andy Bass was rated in the Atlanta Elite 11 in May, and who is #2.
If you scan this page you'll see Bass doing astounding athletic things including sprints, high jump, broad jump, jumping out of a pool, weight lifting, etc.
Bird in the hand.So, anyone hear what Andy's top 3 are?
Meanwhile, check out where Andy Bass was rated in the Atlanta Elite 11 in May, and who is #2.
If you scan this page you'll see Bass doing astounding athletic things including sprints, high jump, broad jump, jumping out of a pool, weight lifting, etc.
two in the bushBird in the hand.
I think adding high potential athletes is nothing but a good thing, it’s good to have the best qb alreadytwo in the bush
Not that I saw. I think he may have been blinded by the lights of the Party Palace.Did he ever drop his top three yesterday?