Well, I’m pretty sure every school recruiting him would let him do track…

He must know Javid…

are you implying that only players in the south get ranked 1-90?

Well, a mod on another board said he was so blown away he canceled some appointment with SC after his trip to Cal.

Arizona, Colorado, Arizona State and USC are a few other schools I’m looking at but Cal is definitely my first choice and where I want to be.

Hasiak never said anything to that effect.

To be fair to Hasiak…he pretty much was headed for UCLA until the last second, when he switched to us. That Davis dude going to UW would have been way more insulting.

hey, I hinted at the coming news first! heh

I’m guessing, but I think “accepted” and “enrolled” happen at the nearly the same time for football scholarship guys (sometime in the summer?). In some cases it might take those flukey BYU online courses that passes anyone who breathes.

It begs the question, is college football about student-athletes or unofficial minor leagues for the pros? Is it fair that 0% of the rest of the student body has that GPA/SAT? Is it fair that other minor sports have real student-athletes and we don’t even support them in terms of attendance?

He’s definitely been offered.

Since he’s still a junior in HS, he hasn’t been officially admitted yet because he hasn’t finished his senior year grades. You could say most of the commitments around the country are conditional because senior year grades are also considered in NCAA and school admission requirements.

All this being said, Tedford and company hardly ever offer athletes they don’t think will qualify. That’s part of the reason we didn’t offer a couple of kids from Merced and Fresno last year: They weren’t going to qualify. So, they’ve obviously seen no problem with his grades and stuff.

I think his comments were more in-line with his humble personality. All of the quotes I’ve seen on the recruiting websites highlight his complimenting of teammates and things like that. Also, he goes to a very good high school, which I’m sure will help him through the process.

Who’s the other?

I hate the fact that I know EXACTLY what you are doing.

Marissa, btw, got booted from there and had to go to that public school. Oh nose!

You are correct, sir.

Remember: Summer decided to go to Berkeley too.

(at least, I think that’s what happened)

“He is a hybrid outside linebacker and has the frame to add a lot of bulk while retaining his good athleticism and vertical attacking skills. He shows very good perimeter speed on film. When you combine that straight-line acceleration with his good first-step quickness off the ball and long frame/arms to keep blockers off his body — you can see the promise he has as a pass-rusher, a major component for a 3-4 outside ‘backer. Aside from the impressive physical tools he is a savvy blitzer and pass-rusher; knows how to counter and set up blockers. He will need to work on his technique in pass coverage and smooth out his hips opening and turning but the athleticism is there to mold.