I saw these wise words about recruiting on the other forum -
From: missingmandy Nov-6 4:06 pm
To: AstroCajun (13 of 25)
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He could not have signed ANYWHERE because signing day isn't until February. He may have verbally commited which in itself means nothing. So...that being said if the recruiters here at UL like him and really want him then they still have a shot at him. Perhaps he isn't that great. Because he is a "local" boy doesn't make him automatically talented. He may have looked at the depth of his position and decided he didn't feel like waiting to play or perhaps Monroe promised him things they may or may not keep. That's the joy of recruiting and being recruited.
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I think you may have it mixed up a bit, as Coach Saia coaches your TE commit, Brendan Wilson, as well as some other guys you may be recruiting, like 6'6" 250 lbs DE Sean Osborne, and 6'2" 195 lb WR Thomas Jackson. Thomas Jackson is the son of the former USL RB of the same name, that may have been the leading rusher in the history of the school when he played, not sure of my facts here, but I think someone told me that.
Evan Ruiz plays for St Michaels, which is coached by Barry Musemeche, who also coaches 6'3" 235 lbs LB/FB Lindsey Leavoy, that also holds an offer from UL.
I think that UL would be doing well to land all 5 of these kids.
Barkley broke the school's single-season TD reception mark, inching closer to a 1,000-yard receiving season. He now has 46 receptions for 939 yards and 15 TDs.
"It's not about the yards, its about winning games and advancing in the playoffs," said Barkley, who has a scholarship offer from Louisiana-Lafayette.
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