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RE: Class of 2019 - BostonCard - 10-12-2018

(10-12-2018, 02:15 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote:  
(10-12-2018, 11:56 AM)Phogge Wrote:  Everybody is getting on Butter’s kid at Liberty Brentwood. I know he’s 2020 but he has been quoted that he’s not afraid of a little competition. Given the legacy and the odds concerning previous mission recruited QB’s (Hill) coming back to the game after two years it makes sense to watch this kid. I hope the staff is on him. Plus he’s 6’6” just like McKee.

Staff is on him.

Highlights...

http://www.hudl.com/v/27wNR3

I feel old; his dad was the starting QB while I was at Stanford.

BC


RE: Class of 2019 - Phogge - 10-12-2018

Dick Berg was the QB when I was in college. That’s old but Bobbbbbbb is older. LOL.


RE: Class of 2019 - BostonCard - 10-13-2018

They are not as stealthy as they used to be...

[tweet]https://twitter.com/ryan_hilinski/status/1050898947370180608?s=21[/tweet]

BC


RE: Class of 2019 - OutsiderFan - 10-13-2018

Interesting comments to that tweet. All South Carolina fans., minus maybe one Stanford fan, all effusive about Stanford, but taking the position someone would be insane, so it really isn't even a possibility that someone might flip from South Carolina to Stanford.  Far better programs than South Carolina have lost flipped recruits to Stanford.

Anyway, I'll ask the question that only ever matters here. Has Hilinski submitted a Stanford application and is he taking 2 AP classes this semester? Hard to imagine why he would be visiting if he wasn't seriously considering dropping the Cocks for the Tree.

Does 247 ever predict committed recruits de-committing?


RE: Class of 2019 - Phogge - 10-13-2018

You can’t have enough QB’s especially when you rarely reach the scholarship limit.


RE: Class of 2019 - BobK - 10-13-2018

Actually I graduated March 68 but I got stalled here and there. Lol. So Dick Berg and 5-6 others in my college days

Ok yes I’m older lol lol

Hard to reach full scholarship with players having to retire long after LOI day

Doubt someone just offered has started an App they probably just got

On line classes for AP very possible


RE: Class of 2019 - BostonCard - 10-13-2018

(10-13-2018, 08:07 AM)BobK Wrote:  Doubt someone just offered has started an App they probably just got 

On line classes for AP very possible

You would know better than I would, but I would think that this is probably flipped.  I doubt someone would be offered this late in the cycle unless they had done some work in the background to make admissions a possibility.

Hilinski had some unusual circumstances.  His brother's suicide was in January; I imagine the prospect of going through college recruitment at that time might have been overwhelming, and it sounds like he made a commitment not long after.  It would be entirely understandable if he decided to stick to South Carolina; on the other hand, it's quite a credit to him that he has continued to do the work to be in a position to land a Stanford offer, given the circumstances.

BC


RE: Class of 2019 - BobK - 10-14-2018

AP classes and test scores are the work. AP not needed for South Carolina and a high test score not needed either. Obviously he knows this well


RE: Class of 2019 - JJJ - 10-14-2018

I thought I’d read somewhere that he’d always wanted to go to Stanford. Here’s an article just written recently. 



Orange Lutheran quarterback Ryan Hilinski got an offer Thursday that he's wanted for years. Stanford offered the 2019 quarterback who has been committed to South Carolina since April 4 and steadily climbed the Rivals rankings to become a top-100 recruit.

"This is the offer I’ve been working for since 6th grade," Hilinski messaged Cardinal Sports Report. "It’s crazy it’s finally come as late as it could come and I’m so honored!"




https://stanford.rivals.com/news/ryan-hilinski-got-the-offer-he-s-wanted-since-sixth-grade


RE: Class of 2019 - washingtonismoney - 10-14-2018

(10-13-2018, 04:11 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote:  Does 247 ever predict committed recruits de-committing?

It does, yes.


RE: Class of 2019 - BostonCard - 10-15-2018

We’ve moved on quickly to plan B at tight end.

[tweet]https://twitter.com/ruleoftree/status/1051857317493272577?s=21[/tweet]

BC


RE: Class of 2019 - BobK - 10-15-2018

Actually we have two offers out with Archer the cal commit.


RE: Class of 2019 - washingtonismoney - 10-15-2018

Would be quite the flex if Stanford's able to flip either or both.


RE: Class of 2019 - TinderForMidgets - 10-17-2018

(10-15-2018, 01:00 PM)washingtonismoney Wrote:  Would be quite the flex if Stanford's able to flip either or both.

I doubt we'll beat a blue blood like Oklahoma but we have a serious shot at Archer since Cal isn't a big-time program and Archer has wanted Stanford ever since he was young.


RE: Class of 2019 - OutsiderFan - 10-17-2018

It's not so much Stanford can't flip guys committed to blue blood programs, it's more that nobody ever chooses between Stanford and Oklahoma. Texas, Michigan, Notre Dame, USC, yes.

Caleb Kelly a couple years ago was only guy I can remember even maybe considering OU am deathly Stanford. Though Stanford ended up with Caleb Kelly, he is not the one offered by Oklahoma.


RE: Class of 2019 - Bruce Wang - 10-17-2018

(10-17-2018, 06:12 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote:  It's not so much Stanford can't flip guys committed to blue blood programs, it's more that nobody ever chooses between Stanford and Oklahoma. Texas, Michigan, Notre Dame, USC, yes.

Caleb Kelly a couple years ago was only guy I can remember even maybe considering OU am deathly Stanford. Though Stanford ended up with Caleb Kelly, he is not the one offered by Oklahoma.

Other Cardboarders should feel free to correct if any of this is wrong.  Glyn Milburn got forced by his stepfather to choose Oklahoma over Stanford.  He secretly preferred Stanford and got good grades and transferred when he was old enough to sign his own papers to transfer.

So the exception that proves the rule!


RE: Class of 2019 - qwerty49 - 10-17-2018

(10-17-2018, 06:44 AM)Publius Wrote:  
(10-17-2018, 06:12 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote:  It's not so much Stanford can't flip guys committed to blue blood programs, it's more that nobody ever chooses between Stanford and Oklahoma. Texas, Michigan, Notre Dame, USC, yes.

Caleb Kelly a couple years ago was only guy I can remember even maybe considering OU am deathly Stanford. Though Stanford ended up with Caleb Kelly, he is not the one offered by Oklahoma.

Other Cardboarders should feel free to correct if any of this is wrong.  Glyn Milburn got forced by his stepfather to choose Oklahoma over Stanford.  He secretly preferred Stanford and got good grades and transferred when he was old enough to sign his own papers to transfer.

So the exception that proves the rule!

IIRC Chase Beeler was under some pressure to attend OU and had developed a relationship with the university president, David Boren.

And of course Barry Sanders Jr was an OSU legacy.

I think that John Winesberry was from Oklahoma, but know nothing about his recruitment.


RE: Class of 2019 - BostonCard - 10-17-2018

Didn’t Chase Beeler pick between Oklahoma and Stanford?

Also, while I think the ultimate battle for Walker Little was with Texas, I would find it hard to believe that he wasn’t at least considering Oklahoma.

BC


RE: Class of 2019 - BigEasyCard - 10-17-2018

(10-17-2018, 08:27 AM)BostonCard Wrote:  Didn’t Chase Beeler pick between Oklahoma and Stanford?

Also, while I think the ultimate battle for Walker Little was with Texas, I would find it hard to believe that he wasn’t at least considering Oklahoma.

BC

Chase Beeler attended Oklahoma as a freshman and then transferred to Stanford.

Geaux Cardinal!


RE: Class of 2019 - BobK - 10-17-2018

The Milburn story above is correct. Must be 18 to sign or need parent signature

Great memory Publius.