FB Recruiting Rutgers Football lands 2025 Washington DC Safety Tariq Hayer

[Alec Crouthamel]

TheKnightReport - Rutgers Football lands 2025 Washington DC Safety Tariq Hayer

Rutgers Football landed its second commitment of the day from Washington, DC safety Tariq Hayer.

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[wisr01]

A very welcome surprise!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[MadRU]

 

[Knight Shift]

Of his 26 offers, 21 of them came from Power Four programs including six Big Ten schools.

 

[RutHut]

FL, GA, NC, MD, DE, MI, CT, NY, NJ and now DC. I like the kid's tape and offers

 

[chase_NJ]

Huge get.

 

[robjknight]

Are you kidding me. Recruiting is on fire. This is a great, great get and really needed after the current seniors graduate.

 

[RUBOB72]

Welcome Mr. Hayer on your choice. A great group of DB’s for 2025.

 

[ashokan]

Caleb Williams played HS ball in DC.

 

[colbert17]

FL, GA, NC, MD, DE, MI, CT, NY, NJ and now DC. I like the kid's tape and offers

The RU recruiting footprint continues to grow!!!!

 

[Kbee3]

Rivals currently has the RU 2025 class ranked #7.

 

[thegock]

This is looking like the best RUTGERS recruiting class ever, even when the B1G colleges get more four stars. We are not done yet either.

 

[wheezer]

Rivals currently has the RU 2025 class ranked #7.

We have a lot of good recruits, but based on the star value, mid 30's at the end of the recruiting cycle, is my guess right now

 

[RUBOB72]

It will be an excellent recruiting near no matter what . Figure 33 in the final tally but ya never know if we get a couple of more 4**** players. Great job so far.

 

[mdk01]

This is looking like the best RUTGERS recruiting class ever, even when the B1G colleges get more four stars. We are not done yet either.

An excellent class, but not as good as 2012.

 

[jtung230]

Welcome to the FAMILY

 

[chase_NJ]

This is looking like the best RUTGERS recruiting class ever, even when the B1G colleges get more four stars. We are not done yet either.

Even if we get 2-3 four stars this year, it still will not sniff 2012's class.

 

[RUBOB72]

And what did we do under Flood with that class? We were a mediocre club after we shat the bed against Kent State?

 

[kupuna133]

Get into DC and Delmarva and recruiting will get interesting. With FL, GA and our traditional NJ,NY,PA.

 

[Knight Shift]

Get into DC and Delmarva and recruiting will get interesting. With FL, GA and our traditional NJ,NY,PA.

Maryland obviously has done well in those two areas.
Maryland also has an ace recruiter back for a second stint Aazaar Abdul-Rahim, who was at BC with Hafley, but bolted when Hafley left.

 

[Plum Street]

And what did we do under Flood with that class? We were a mediocre club after we shat the bed against Kent State?

you are blaming the 2012 season collapse on those true freshman?

 

[PSAL_Hoops]

you are blaming the 2012 season collapse on those true freshman?

There are plenty of things to blame Flood for during that era including lackluster output from the upper class pipeline Schiano left behind (such as Nova’s performance in that game).

But when it comes to that stellar recruiting class - Sevon Huggins was simply a bust. I don’t see how you could blame that on Flood in one breath seeing how a kid like Paul James emerged as a very good player despite being a walk on under the same regime. Can’t have it both ways - can’t be that Huggins didn’t develop because Flood couldn’t coach RBs. The answer is - he wouldn’t have lived up to his 5 star rating under any coach. Take him out of that class and what was it ranked? Still high but not at the same level.

 

[MADHAT1]

 

[Plum Street]

There are plenty of things to blame Flood for during that era including lackluster output from the upper class pipeline Schiano left behind (such as Nova’s performance in that game).

But when it comes to that stellar recruiting class - Sevon Huggins was simply a bust. I don’t see how you could blame that on Flood in one breath seeing how a kid like Paul James emerged as a very good player despite being a walk on under the same regime. Can’t have it both ways - can’t be that Huggins didn’t develop because Flood couldn’t coach RBs. The answer is - he wouldn’t have lived up to his 5 star rating under any coach. Take him out of that class and what was it ranked? Still high but not at the same level.

Huggins was a sophomore in 2012

 

[sct1111]

Even if we get 2-3 four stars this year, it still will not sniff 2012's class.

There's a lot of depth in this class. The majority are high 3 star/borderline 4 star types. Wouldn't be surprised if.we end with with 2, 3, 4 four star guys

 

[chase_NJ]

There's a lot of depth in this class. The majority are high 3 star/borderline 4 star types. Wouldn't be surprised if.we end with with 2, 3, 4 four star guys

I think you need to go back and look at the 2012 class again. It was also extremely deep, only had 8 players that were below a 5.7 three-star (one of which was Federico), and included a top ~10 player nationally. This class will not be close to it. I'm not saying this class isn't great so far (it is), but people are easily forgetting how good 2012 was.

 

[chase_NJ]

And what did we do under Flood with that class? We were a mediocre club after we shat the bed against Kent State?

How is what Flood did (or didn't) do with that class at all relevant to this discussion?

 

[chase_NJ]

There are plenty of things to blame Flood for during that era including lackluster output from the upper class pipeline Schiano left behind (such as Nova’s performance in that game).

But when it comes to that stellar recruiting class - Sevon Huggins was simply a bust. I don’t see how you could blame that on Flood in one breath seeing how a kid like Paul James emerged as a very good player despite being a walk on under the same regime. Can’t have it both ways - can’t be that Huggins didn’t develop because Flood couldn’t coach RBs. The answer is - he wouldn’t have lived up to his 5 star rating under any coach. Take him out of that class and what was it ranked? Still high but not at the same level.

Huggins wasn't part of the 2012 class. We're talking about the Hamilton/Carroo class.

 

[RUBOB72]

How is what Flood did (or didn't) do with that class at all relevant to this discussion?

Was Flood the coach with most of the 2012 commits? 2013-2014… didn’t mean to shat on you Kyle Mea Culpa.

 

[chase_NJ]

Was Flood the coach with most of the 2012 commits? 2013-2014… didn’t mean to shat on you Kyle Mea Culpa.

Brother, what point are you trying to make?

 

[RUBOB72]

The 2012 class had about 8 **** players… we never reached the level we should have… wasn’t Schiano that’s the point .

 

[mdk01]

The 2012 class had about 8 **** players… we never reached the level we should have… wasn’t Schiano that’s the point .

Hamilton's injuries didn't help.

 

[sct1111]

I think you need to go back and look at the 2012 class again. It was also extremely deep, only had 8 players that were below a 5.7 three-star (one of which was Federico), and included a top ~10 player nationally. This class will not be close to it. I'm not saying this class isn't great so far (it is), but people are easily forgetting how good 2012 was.

I agree with you, it's shaping up to be the best class since 2012. Probably ends up low 30s or possibly top 30

 

[RUBOB72]

And we were extremely lucky that the entire class didn’t blow up.

 

[RuSnp]

Hamilton was a 5 star.

 

[Knight Shift]

Brother, what point are you trying to make?

More like angry grandpa than brother. Guy needs to eat his prunes and do to bed. Just another poster who likes to start fights.