Spring 26 enrollees

[sufandu]

Yup. A player that comes in the spring is 100% more likely to play than someone who arrives in the summer. Learn the playbook, spring practice and most importantly get in weight program. Gonna be huge for guys like Wilson and Rodgers. I bet they add 20 pounds before the start of the season

20 lbs seems a bit ambitious. I'd be elated with 10 lbs of good weight in the next 8 months.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

"gangs all here"... ugh

"gang's all here" would be preferred.
Then again, maybe the "gang" can't spell.

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[VA Citrus]

Given the offense from last year. Make sure that punter is ready to go game one. I wonder how many other punters are early enrollees?

 

[Ttk.gman2]

This high school class is special. I can already see offensive linemen like JoJo and Cooper making an impact as true freshmen. The wide receiver group stands out too, with guys like Calvin Russell and Amare Gough who have the talent to contribute early. On the defensive line, players such as Houston and Alexander Haskell bring real upside, along with edge rushers like Rodgers and Wilson who can pressure the quarterback right away. One of the linebackers could also play immediately, similar to how AD did last year. At corner, Chase is very technical and has a legitimate chance to see the field early. I’m not sure about Hughes’ injury situation, but if he’s fully healthy by the start of the regular season, he could even compete for a starting role as a true freshman, much like Samuels did last year. Overall, I love this high school recruiting class—they have the potential to win us a lot of games next season and build a strong foundation for years to come.

 

[Archbold44]

Given the offense from last year. Make sure that punter is ready to go game one. I wonder how many other punters are early enrollees?

By being here in the Spring, he does get to work out with Stonehouse for a while, right? Good opportunity to learn some things from an outgoing player. Maybe they can pay Stonehouse to "tutor" him also--outside of NIL. Graduate assistant type of thing...

 

[NJCuse97]

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RsBI in baseball? or is the plural just included in "R"? Either way it isn't RBIs.