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Devin Jackson is committing today
247 has no CBs one way or another for Jackson
Rivals pre-merger has no Futurecasts one way or another on Jackson
On 3 has 3 RPMs for Jackson to Oregon (the 4th - to Florida -is old - 2023). Wiltfong's was the first:
Bender is from Florida On3, Torres and...
There are guys willing to take chances. E.g., Lincoln Riley. His record got worse each of the 3 years he was at USC. If it got worse again, he's likely fired. He might as well pull out the stops and hope he can make it work in some fashion.
We don't know who they are grandfathering as yet. But that would be hard to have done, There was no grandfathering until May (if I remember the date) and the 2025 class was long done. You really can't grandfather more than 21 and argue you needed to cut all of them to get to 105 by 8/28/25.
No. Grandfathered players are on the roster and they can play, they just do not count against the 105 limit.
There was always a problem in grandfathering someone who was likely to play a lot, as it would be difficult to maintain that they would've been cut because of the 105 limit.
A smart approach. I was guessing that schools might tell a player "you need another year of development to be a P2 player so I am grandfathering it might be possible for you to stay here and use up your eligibility".
Now DS-As have the chance to immediately go somewhere they might be able to...
John Garcia of Rivals just posted an assessment of the top four schools competing for Devin Jackson's commitment tomorrow in "order of buzz" around each.
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Huron is very nice, agreed; the biggest difference is that you are more isolated there. Fewer towns, restaurants, etc, I like the northern part of the Leelanau Peninsula as well. Extremely dark skies, Milky Way casts a shadow kind of dark.