WrongOriginally posted by redlinehw:
If he wanted to come to RU he would have committed already.
Don't think Rutgers is the favorite here.Originally posted by Ty Webb:
ND just offered him and the kid seems to favor RU, his dad played for RU, etc. but I know RU is also recruiting the Haskins kid as well.
No inside info of course, but if I was laying money on a bet I would put it on Ohio State, unfortunately. Meyer is the recruit whisperer.Originally posted by mikemarc1:
Don't think Rutgers is the favorite here.Originally posted by Ty Webb:
ND just offered him and the kid seems to favor RU, his dad played for RU, etc. but I know RU is also recruiting the Haskins kid as well.
I agree.Originally posted by TonyLieske:
No inside info of course, but if I was laying money on a bet I would put it on Ohio State, unfortunately. Meyer is the recruit whisperer.Originally posted by mikemarc1:
Don't think Rutgers is the favorite here.Originally posted by Ty Webb:
ND just offered him and the kid seems to favor RU, his dad played for RU, etc. but I know RU is also recruiting the Haskins kid as well.
If it is anything like Princeton used to do with their lacrosse team, there is an expectation of entrance and financial aid that has been expressed.Originally posted by RU4Real:
As others have pointed out, you can't get any kind of merit award unless you've actually applied and been accepted. Since the application process for the rising collegiate class of 2020 is not open yet, this could not have occurred.
I've been through this process (non-D1 athletics recruiting) with one of my own kids. At this point in their career, the ONLY thing a school can do is to have the coach imply that if you apply to the school as part of the early decision process you would be given special consideration.
And a 3.96 high school GPA isn't going to stand out at Yale.
It is if you are a nationally ranked qb. Ivy league schools "offer" top kids every single year, there are clear workarounds. There was a nationally ranked TE named Blake Barker a couple years ago that committed to Harvard after he got his "offer". I remember Cam Dickerson a couple years ago also got offered by Ivies and went to Harvard's junior day.Originally posted by RU4Real:
As others have pointed out, you can't get any kind of merit award unless you've actually applied and been accepted. Since the application process for the rising collegiate class of 2020 is not open yet, this could not have occurred.
I've been through this process (non-D1 athletics recruiting) with one of my own kids. At this point in their career, the ONLY thing a school can do is to have the coach imply that if you apply to the school as part of the early decision process you would be given special consideration.
And a 3.96 high school GPA isn't going to stand out at Yale.
Gibson will end up switching positions by the 4th practice. Everything you read about him is he is gonna switch to receiver. That is why he wavered a little about going to OSU was because he knows he won't play QB. Almost all schools that offered him were offering for a different position.Originally posted by mikemarc1:
I agree.Originally posted by TonyLieske:
No inside info of course, but if I was laying money on a bet I would put it on Ohio State, unfortunately. Meyer is the recruit whisperer.Originally posted by mikemarc1:
Don't think Rutgers is the favorite here.Originally posted by Ty Webb:
ND just offered him and the kid seems to favor RU, his dad played for RU, etc. but I know RU is also recruiting the Haskins kid as well.
Supposedly he was a silent commit to OSU and was supposed to announce the day after signing day..but Meyer took 2 QBs in this year's class when he promised JG they'd only take one.
This irked JG..hence the predictions he'd come to RU. The fact he never committed here..and he's reportedly scheduling more visits to OSU..leads me to believe Meyer talked him into reconsidering.
Don't like our chances..but who knows. No inside info either..just going by what I've read.
Gibson threw for over 4,000 yards in 3 HS years and wants to play QB period. UM communicated he would play QB for the Buckeyes and that's how they landed him after late visits to Auburn and LSU (both recruiting classes took 1 QB each with 3 stars and less). If he wasn't in at QB for Ohio State, he would have committed elsewhere. Whether that happens remains to be seen, however, he fits the Ohio State QB profile. I don't believe he'll take lightly a switch to another position.Originally posted by huskersalways:
Gibson will end up switching positions by the 4th practice. Everything you read about him is he is gonna switch to receiver. That is why he wavered a little about going to OSU was because he knows he won't play QB. Almost all schools that offered him were offering for a different position.Originally posted by mikemarc1:
I agree.Originally posted by TonyLieske:
No inside info of course, but if I was laying money on a bet I would put it on Ohio State, unfortunately. Meyer is the recruit whisperer.Originally posted by mikemarc1:
Don't think Rutgers is the favorite here.Originally posted by Ty Webb:
ND just offered him and the kid seems to favor RU, his dad played for RU, etc. but I know RU is also recruiting the Haskins kid as well.
Supposedly he was a silent commit to OSU and was supposed to announce the day after signing day..but Meyer took 2 QBs in this year's class when he promised JG they'd only take one.
This irked JG..hence the predictions he'd come to RU. The fact he never committed here..and he's reportedly scheduling more visits to OSU..leads me to believe Meyer talked him into reconsidering.
Don't like our chances..but who knows. No inside info either..just going by what I've read.
You have kids?Originally posted by RU4Real:
Of course they have "conversations". I clearly stated that, again, from my own personal experience with one of my own kids.
What I'm saying is that there is no such thing as an "offer". It doesn't make any difference what they say. The concept doesn't exist.
Perhaps they don't offer full scholarships like DIv1 sports teams. But I can tell you with 100% certainty thet they do offer financial aid that covers 100% tuition & other school costs to athletes. And its just not Yale. I also know that Princeton does this. I've seen letters and financial aid letters form those two schools.Originally posted by RU4Real:
How do we know for sure that ND (or anyone else) actually offered?
A few days ago he posted on his Twitter that "Yale offered!".
Yale doesn't "offer". They can't. As an Ivy League school, they do not participate in the National Letter of Intent program, nor do they offer athletic scholarships. So, whatever communications he may have had with Yale, none of it constitutes an "offer".
They know how much money they have every year to give in academic scholarships and then based on the kids financial background. We use to joke that they had the "(Insert your town name) memorial scholarship for (insert your acenstory) who major in (insert your preferred major) academic scholarship" that athletes seemed to always win.Originally posted by BLewis1968:
Exactly. It's not a National Letter of Intent, but again, he never claimed it was one. He simply said they "offered," and Ivy League schools have, do and will continue to offer kids financial aid packages. A football player/decathlete I know went to Penn on just such a deal.
Vk,Originally posted by vkj91:
Ty
to answer your question, as an ND fan you shouldn't read into him. He's close with your 15 QB and they wouldn't go to the same school. As for everyone else, like they said, they have no info they just always assume the worst.
This...we are still a year away on a kid who changes his mind when the wind blows.Originally posted by superfan01:
We will find out feb 2016. Stay tuned.
Would you care to explain how you know what Meyer promised to Guarantano??? Are you privy to all the conversations that the two had???Originally posted by klemman:
Meyer never promised Guarantano that he would only take one QB. Burrow committed to OSU in May of 2014 and Meyer never gave any indication that he would stop recruiting Gibson.
Originally posted by RUbacker:
He is visiting tenn in March.