Question: What is the latest on LBs Jordan Hicks and Jeff Luc?

[dWarriors88]

OLB and MLB, I seem to remember seeing alot about these two guys on this board, what happened? have we been cut?

 

[tidejuice]

word from 1 of the guys at scout predicts that hicks will end up at bama.. TIFWIW. he also says that bama is the only official hicks has scheduled thus far.

 

[BamasTide]

I thought the only official Hicks had scheduled was OSU when they play USC. Also, Ohio State seems to be the team to beat for his signature, but maybe Bama can do just that. RTR!

 

[BamasTide]

Luc more than likely never makes it out of the state of Florida, and UF is probably the team to beat.

 

[Dizzy Boozer]

We should get Ingram and Marrow to sell Hicks on the warmer weather.

Nabbing either one of those guys would be great to further shore up our LB unit.

 

[dWarriors88]

Well I hope we land both, We already have one of the best linebacking corps in the nation, I believe these two would be the best addition we could have to our amazing group. What a couple of absolute ballhawking guys!

 

[BEATtutorsee]

Slim to none are our chances with both IMHO, slim (if that) probably with Hicks, none with Luc. jmhofwiw

 

[WhoLeo?]

Slim to none are our chances with both IMHO, slim (if that) probably with Hicks, none with Luc. jmhofwiw

You hit this right on the head. These players are too high profile to turn down Ohio State or Florida. Ingram and Marrow are a different story. Their fathers' played for CNS. We don't have that luxury with Luc or Hicks.

 

[CapstoneGrad06]

You hit this right on the head. These players are too high profile to turn down Ohio State or Florida. Ingram and Marrow are a different story. Their fathers' played for CNS. We don't have that luxury with Luc or Hicks.

Trure, but Coach Saban and Alabama are high profile as well. In relation to Jordan Hicks, I would like to also mention that Coach Saban recruited the state of Ohio very well as head coach at Michigan State, and his roots run pretty deep in that state having been an assistant at Ohio State in the late 1970s. Assistant coach Bobby Williams also has pretty deep roots in Ohio. I know the more high profile guys are not going to leave the state the majority of the time, but I wouldn't bet against Coach Saban on any prospect.

 

[LCN]

Initially , the interest was not overly mutual with Luc so that remains a very steep hill to climb IMO . With Hicks , as long as he's out there , anything is possible .............. no matter how doubtful it actually is :redface:

 

[JPT4Bama]

You hit this right on the head. These players are too high profile to turn down Ohio State or Florida. Ingram and Marrow are a different story. Their fathers' played for CNS. We don't have that luxury with Luc or Hicks.

Well that is an interesting opinion to say the least, Julio er, WhoLeo?. (sorry:redface

At what "profile-level" do you suggest we keep our little 'ole sights? :rolleye2:
I wasn't aware that Marrow's Dad played for CNS. Was it at MSU as well?

 

[AlexanderFan]

I think Marrow's dad was at Toledo.
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[time_4_the_TIDE]

Trure, but Coach Saban and Alabama are high profile as well. In relation to Jordan Hicks, I would like to also mention that Coach Saban recruited the state of Ohio very well as head coach at Michigan State, and his roots run pretty deep in that state having been an assistant at Ohio State in the late 1970s. Assistant coach Bobby Williams also has pretty deep roots in Ohio. I know the more high profile guys are not going to leave the state the majority of the time, but I wouldn't bet against Coach Saban on any prospect.

I agree completely, NEVER underestimate the power of the FORCE(that is CNS)!! RTR!!!

 

[37bamagrl]

I agree completely, NEVER underestimate the power of the FORCE(that is CNS)!! RTR!!!

LOL what a great picture!

 

[jambama1]

we have a better ahot at luc and he is suppose to come visit in the fall and loves the fact we play a 3-4 defense. If we get an officall i like our chances but i think top 4 will be BAMA UGA FSU and UF. one of his teammates is committed to UGA