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  • http://floridastate.247sports.com/Article/Questions-Answered--70159

    RB Ryan Green was the top prospect in attendance at FSU's annual Garnet and Gold game Saturday. He spoke to Noles247 after the trip.

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    Josh Newberg

  • Did we get anyone to commit this weekend?

    sveselka

  • Probably not.

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    SC_Nole

  • This kid is at the top of the pack for RBs in state this year, IMO. It's a down year, but he could be very good. Hope we snag him.

    Legio mihi nomen est, quia multi sumu [My name is Legion, for we are many.]

    Cuthbert

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  • sveselka said...

    Did we get anyone to commit this weekend?

    Don't think so..

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  • Cuthbert said...

    This kid is at the top of the pack for RBs in state this year, IMO. It's a down year, but he could be very good. Hope we snag him.

    A down year? This is the deepest year for RB's instate I've seen in a long long time. That's pretty much common knowledge. There are easily 12+ BCS conference RB's. Four or five of them have an argument for best in the state, including Green.

    Turman
    Taylor
    Henry
    Green
    Lane
    Collins
    Folston
    Bryant.. Yep, Down year alright. These are just the big names right now, there are a bunch who will emerge this spring and summer.

    swampchomp615

  • What's your feeling on this kid, Josh? FSU or ND?

    LHSPanther

  • swampchomp615 said...

    A down year? This is the deepest year for RB's instate I've seen in a long long time. That's pretty much common knowledge. There are easily 12+ BCS conference RB's. Four or five of them have an argument for best in the state, including Green.

    Turman
    Taylor
    Henry
    Green
    Lane
    Collins
    Folston
    Bryant.. Yep, Down year alright. These are just the big names right now, there are a bunch who will emerge this spring and summer.

    I don't disagree that it is a deep crop of upper middle talent, but there's no question that the state lacks elite level rb talent this year. It actually seems to be a down year on elite rb talent nationally compared to other years.

    I don't see a Matt Davis or pender or Lamar miller and certainly no Richardson. Missing elite level guys, IMO.

    Legio mihi nomen est, quia multi sumu [My name is Legion, for we are many.]

    Cuthbert

  • Cuthbert said...

    I don't disagree that it is a deep crop of upper middle talent, but there's no question that the state lacks elite level rb talent this year. It actually seems to be a down year on elite rb talent nationally compared to other years.

    I don't see a Matt Davis or pender or Lamar miller and certainly no Richardson. Missing elite level guys, IMO.

    In Lamar Miller's class he wasnt considered elite.

    In the state of Florida most people had him behind, Richardson, Jamal Berry, and even that Giles kid.

    Bryce Brown was also considered "elite" that yr.

    The depth of this yrs class at least stacks up against some of the state's best classes of recent.

    Richardson, A.Peterson, Lattimore, and McFadden were elite prospects. I dont know why Pender and Davis were in that sentence. Pender is "upper middle talent."

    To have a "deep crop of upper middle talent" is impressive in its own right.

    CRgator1

  • CRgator1 said...

    In Lamar Miller's class he wasnt considered elite.

    In the state of Florida most people had him behind, Richardson, Jamal Berry, and even that Giles kid.

    Bryce Brown was also considered "elite" that yr.

    The depth of this yrs class at least stacks up against some of the state's best classes of recent.

    Richardson, A.Peterson, Lattimore, and McFadden were elite prospects. I dont know why Pender and Davis were in that sentence. Pender is "upper middle talent."

    To have a "deep crop of upper middle talent" is impressive in its own right.

    I don't know about you, but I watched Lamar Miller's tape and thought he was the best back in the state behind Richardson. I never considered Berry or Giles elite (like I haven't considered Greg Bryant elite).

    Bryce Brown was a national prospect, not a Florida kid, as you know. I was always concerned about his level of competition. But, I'm not always right (was certainly wrong about Darrel Scott out of CA).

    I consider Pender elite. I think he compares favorably to Miller at the same point. I think Davis is a bit like Richardson "lite" and I consider him elite. Whether they develop into stars like the others you mentioned is unknown, but all were "elite" prospects, IMO.

    Legio mihi nomen est, quia multi sumu [My name is Legion, for we are many.]

    Cuthbert

  • 247 agrees with me, btw. Compared to 2012, the backs in this years' class (especially APB) are all rated considerably lower. There is only one kid in the country rated higher than 97 this year, last year there were SEVEN. This year there are 8 rated 95 or above. Last year: twice as many at 16.

    If you extend the current number of 5 stars to those who usually make it (25-30) there is no Florida back in that range.

    Turns out the Gators lose this one. That should get to be a familiar feeling after this year.

    This post was edited by Cuthbert on 4/15/2012 at 12:15 PM

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    This post was edited by CRgator1 on 4/15/2012 at 1:13 PM

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  • Cuthbert said...

    247 agrees with me, btw. Compared to 2012, the backs in this years' class (especially APB) are all rated considerably lower. There is only one kid in the country rated higher than 97 this year, last year there were SEVEN. This year there are 8 rated 95 or above. Last year: twice as many at 16.

    If you extend the current number of 5 stars to those who usually make it (25-30) there is no Florida back in that range.

    Turns out the Gators lose this one. That should get to be a familiar feeling after this year.

    Well, all the Gators I know love our running back class so far, so I dont see the loss there.

    There are at least 7 backs in Fl that are 4stars or better, and its still early in the ratings process. Seems pretty deep to me.

    Losing should get to be a "Familiar feeling?" Who knows? Maybe it is FSU's turn. But, if I were you, I would reserve comments like this.

    For now, I have no rebuttle. But, I will say this, skill players need oline recruiting to be somewhat adequate, to succeed.

    CRgator1

  • LHSPanther said...

    What's your feeling on this kid, Josh? FSU or ND?

    When he previously visited Notre Dame, the word is he was close to committing. Now he visits Florida St. and he says they definitely moved up. As much as I would like for him to be Irish and you want for him to be a Seminole, I don't even think he has an idea.. It's going to be an interesting process.

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  • Let's keep the convo focused on recruiting , sorry if I deleted your post that quoted earlier posts to point out the lack of taste ... Just trying to get the convo back on track and taking that nonsense off the board

    Carry on

    This post was edited by crw04d on 4/15/2012 at 6:03 PM

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  • C'mon, man, I love feeding the trolls!

    Getting back to Green, I really hope that FSU has stymied ND's advances on this kid. A commitment from Green really could jump-start FSU's 2013 class back into the super-elite level we have been spoiled about.

    FSU Football. Making cool the new swag since 2013.

    gonoles2011

  • NDGuyinFL said...

    When he previously visited Notre Dame, the word is he was close to committing. Now he visits Florida St. and he says they definitely moved up. As much as I would like for him to be Irish and you want for him to be a Seminole, I don't even think he has an idea.. It's going to be an interesting process.

    He left uncommitted, so I got my wish. How many RB's does FSU plan on taking? What's the latest on Turman?

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    star69

  • With green it sounds like it gonna be the team that gets him to visit the last weekend of January is gonna be the team that gets his signature so hopefully jimbo will get him scheduled that weekend ASAP

    StevenM1

  • star69 said...

    He left uncommitted, so I got my wish. How many RB's does FSU plan on taking? What's the latest on Turman?

    Sounds like the staff is intending on takin 2 rb's in this class and both Green and Turman are aware of this. There is a chance the staff may take a third depending on who's out there and who we have committed. Turman made it to campus sun evening and is staying til tue so we shall see.

    CO Nole

  • CRgator1 said...

    Well, all the Gators I know love our running back class so far, so I dont see the loss there.

    There are at least 7 backs in Fl that are 4stars or better, and its still early in the ratings process. Seems pretty deep to me.

    Losing should get to be a "Familiar feeling?" Who knows? Maybe it is FSU's turn. But, if I were you, I would reserve comments like this.

    For now, I have no rebuttle. But, I will say this, skill players need oline recruiting to be somewhat adequate, to succeed.

    I agree, more than 6 OL in what...3 years???

    Crappy Davenpot