ellitor 33,076 Posted July 22, 2014 Share Posted July 22, 2014 Are there any of these visitors over the weekend on "commitment watch", or most of them waiting. I would love to see a couple of commits over the next few weeks. Not likely. Did nate sneak up on you, E? wde Lol. He snuck up on errrbody! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
one and done 0 Posted July 23, 2014 Share Posted July 23, 2014 Does anyone know if Malik Talley from Scottsboro was there. He said he ran a 4.4 and was interviewed afterward. First year player about 6'3". His coach is Patrick Nix. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ellitor 33,076 Posted July 23, 2014 Share Posted July 23, 2014 Does anyone know if Malik Talley from Scottsboro was there. He said he ran a 4.4 and was interviewed afterward. First year player about 6'3". His coach is Patrick Nix. No clue. I can't even find a profile on him from the recruiting services. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AuburnNTexas 7,133 Posted July 24, 2014 Share Posted July 24, 2014 Does anyone know if Malik Talley from Scottsboro was there. He said he ran a 4.4 and was interviewed afterward. First year player about 6'3". His coach is Patrick Nix. Everything I find on him is about Basketball Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
one and done 0 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AuburnNTexas 7,133 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AUbritt 611 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
McLoofus 35,182 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Amen. Put another way: there are over 1 million high school football players in the US. The recruiting services couldn't possibly be evaluating nearly all of them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AuburnNTexas 7,133 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Amen. Put another way: there are over 1 million high school football players in the US. The recruiting services couldn't possibly be evaluating nearly all of them. Darn you McLoofus you were more succint in one line then I was in many. LOL Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AUbritt 611 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Amen. Put another way: there are over 1 million high school football players in the US. The recruiting services couldn't possibly be evaluating nearly all of them. Darn you McLoofus you were more succint in one line then I was in many. LOL I like tautology humor. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ausburn 159 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Amen. Put another way: there are over 1 million high school football players in the US. The recruiting services couldn't possibly be evaluating nearly all of them. Darn you McLoofus you were more succint in one line then I was in many. LOL I like tautology humor. That is totally and completely correct. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AUbritt 611 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Amen. Put another way: there are over 1 million high school football players in the US. The recruiting services couldn't possibly be evaluating nearly all of them. Darn you McLoofus you were more succint in one line then I was in many. LOL I like tautology humor. That is totally and completely correct. Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
McLoofus 35,182 Posted July 25, 2014 Share Posted July 25, 2014 Keep an eye out on him. Coach Nix has a few players that he thinks are D1 prospects. One of them is Cadillac William's nephew, Dekarlos Billingsly. Statements like this are why I also say trust the coaches. In the last few posts there have been names like Malik Talley and Dekarlos Billingsly people most of us had never heard about. Maybe they are players maybe not but kids show up we didn't expect. The reason is kids change and new, sometimes better prospects develop. A D-lineman who was at camp last year and impressed the coaches but was just to small so not rated highly has the big growth spurt. A kid that doesn't do the camps and is from a small school, coaches go to a small school game to watch a player the liked in the camps and see this kid. A kid from an area we don't recruit falls in love with Auburn and sends game film to the coaches. When I say trust the coaches does that mean that every time they will come through of course not but way more often then not they will. Am I worried about this recruiting class. Yes and no on the Offensive side it is blowing me away but like many I am worried about the D-Line and LineBacker. Then I look at the players who will be here next year and I also remember how the coaches always seem to pull a couple we didn't expect and I relax a little. Especially since Senior season hasn't started and I know there will be kids out there who we didn't know about that will move up the charts but I will guarantee our coaches knew about them. Entirely too reasonable, Tex. Hysteria plays much better on the recruiting board. Amen. Put another way: there are over 1 million high school football players in the US. The recruiting services couldn't possibly be evaluating nearly all of them. Darn you McLoofus you were more succint in one line then I was in many. LOL Trust me, this is a rare moment, lol. (Also, you covered a lot more ground, particularly the part about our coaches showing a strong acumen for talent evaluation.) Tautology? There's a word for that? Nice! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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