Can't view at work. What does it say? :cool2:Saw this video on Robertson giving odds of where he will go. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...tris-robertson-lands-after-not-signing-on-nsd
Can't view at work. What does it say? :cool2:Saw this video on Robertson giving odds of where he will go. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...tris-robertson-lands-after-not-signing-on-nsd
This is a media guy giving odds, not Robertson. He has Alabama 3rd, behind ND and GA.Can't view at work. What does it say? :cool2:
Well. AL moved up with the haul UGA had at WR. ND would be the biggest competition assuming he doesn't qualify to go to Stanford. We will see.This is a media guy giving odds, not Robertson. He has Alabama 3rd, behind ND and GA.
\This is a media guy giving odds, not Robertson. He has Alabama 3rd, behind ND and GA.
Thanks for the correction...I started the misspelling of his name yesterday due to my laziness to look it up.*Mullaney
Just read the comments section, Saban has taken up residence inside their heads.:cool2:
Thanks, man!This is a media guy giving odds, not Robertson. He has Alabama 3rd, behind ND and GA.
Interesting. A DE edge rusher was one of the areas we missed on per Saban's PC so this guy is definitely in play.
This makes no sense to me....and I am not arguing with you JNM81, only stating this kind of teenage logic is hard for me to understand. The player announces that he is not signing early because he wants to wait on his SAT scores (which could only mean Stanford and ND were in play because both have higher entrance requirements than UGA or UA), and then he is upset because UGA gets the best WR class it can get? Geez. On the bright side, maybe we will be saying, "Thank goodness we whiffed on our receiver targets" in a week or two. (that doesn't make sense either).\
Nope. Georgia is out of picture... Look at Georgia and see how many WRs they signed. Robertson was not happy bout that and contacted Alabama.
One unarguable truth about recruiting, it doesn't always make sense for sure. Evidently he had some understanding with UGA as a fall back in the perhaps likely event his grades didn't pan out and felt they had breached the pact. So oddly enough it could be potentially to our advantage that we somewhat whiffed at WR. We now at least have a legit shot at a top WR. He seems to be a smart kid. Best of luck to him.This makes no sense to me....and I am not arguing with you JNM81, only stating this kind of teenage logic is hard for me to understand. The player announces that he is not signing early because he wants to wait on his SAT scores (which could only mean Stanford and ND were in play because both have higher entrance requirements than UGA or UA), and then he is upset because UGA gets the best WR class it can get? Geez. On the bright side, maybe we will be saying, "Thank goodness we whiffed on our receiver targets" in a week or two. (that doesn't make sense either).
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe he's good to go for ND. He's just waiting to see if his SAT score is good for Stanford before he visits.Heard Robertson reached back out to us. If he can't get in Stanford/ND we may add a another 5* to this class.