I would guess he knows something we don't. The numbers must have edged him out @ Bama.Guess he missed the Chick-Fil-A College Kickoff last year. Enjoy mediocrity, Mr. Peters.
And, in case you change your mind and come to Bama, Garry, um ... we were just playin' with ya! We *always* loved you!Guess he missed the Chick-Fil-A College Kickoff last year. Enjoy mediocrity, Mr. Peters.
That's probably it, right there.just a few weeks ago he said we were way out in front. something tells me he got caught in the numbers crunch.
i think it has to be the former. i don't think CNS would have taken Belue's commitment knowing that he could tell Peters to pull the trigger at any given moment.Deion Belue took Peters spot. Either he never had a commitable offer or he waited to long and lost his spot. Good luck to him.
Good one!Guess he missed the Chick-Fil-A College Kickoff last year. Enjoy mediocrity, Mr. Peters.
It's possible after seeing Belue's impressive camp performances that the staff had him ahead of Peters on the board. I'm not saying that's the case, but it's certainly a possibility IMHO.i think it has to be the former. i don't think CNS would have taken Belue's commitment knowing that he could tell Peters to pull the trigger at any given moment.
:iagree:Guess he missed the Chick-Fil-A College Kickoff last year. Enjoy mediocrity, Mr. Peters.
this is pretty much what i meant to imply. all things being equal, i don't think CNS would have offered Belue knowing he had Garry Peters in his back pocket.It's possible after seeing Belue's impressive camp performances that the staff had him ahead of Peters on the board. I'm not saying that's the case, but it's certainly a possibility IMHO.
I think it's the latter. I mean, don't they give out so many legit verbal offers to guys that they see as being comparable, all things being equal? And they see these guys at different times, whether it be film that was sent to them or at camps. Case in point, they had several outstanding offers to punters that reside out of state, a local kid comes to a camp and booms the fool out of the ball all day, he's offered, and he jumps on it. Saban looks at that kid, and he definitely compared to the guys that had been offered. He's certainly no worse, and that's key, and if he's better, well that's gravy. And here we are... I don't know if Belue got Peter's offer, but someone did, 'cuz he had one, and it was committable. (Private commit to Bama?) And Belue just waltzed in and impressed, like the punter example. No pressure when the offer's on the table. HA! Folks think some of these kids have it easy!Deion Belue took Peters spot. Either he never had a commitable offer or he waited to long and lost his spot. Good luck to him.
A VISIT TO CLEMSON LAST week had defensive back Garry Peters (6-foot-1, 180 pounds) of Conyers, Ga., humming “Tiger Rag.”
“It’s my favorite school right now,” Peters said. “I liked the facilities, the coaches and the players. Coach (Dabo) Swinney wasn’t there but I hung out with coach Rumph and he showed me around. He said they are losing a lot of people and there’s a good possibility to come in next year and play within the next two years.”