Dobbins will be attending D-2 Mississippi College, probably as an athlete. He was a running QB and kind of small, so I don't think he got a lot of looks from D-1 programs.DfromCT wrote:Thanks, BigSteve, I hope this guy sticks, that highlight film has him making all the throws. Did he really split time at QB? If so, where's the other kid now?
I think we're gonna go hard after that kid from Destrehan. Not sure what class he's in, but I think he's around 6'4 230 pounds. He's either a junior or sophomore in high school now. Lee or BELL (sader24 wrote:Powell, Ball, Lee. All of them can't start and all of them won't be great.
) both can be good, but they aren't sure-fire beasts. I do think that Tanner Lee is gonna do some damage though.If I'm CJ I now go after some of UCF's recruits hard.
I'm more an "eye for an eye" guy if these two kids switch.billow wrote:Why is there a need to go after UCF recruits. Protect what you have and cherry pick what great ones are left, along with your needs. You get greedy trying to protect your own and go after theirs. It is quiet evident our pledges are much better.
That's a sure-fire way to lose your job and be the laughing stock of college recruiting. We aren't related with UCF in any way. Other schools that do that have some sort of history with it (LSU/Bama Bama/Auburn).. What's CJ gonna say to those recruits?tpstulane wrote:If I'm CJ I now go after some of UCF's recruits hard.
+1sader24 wrote:You cant go after big name recruits if you are going to get upset everytime they are mentioned as having interest in other schools. We'll keep 95-100% of these commits and we'll be in on even bigger kids next year battling bigger programs and there will be more and more stories like the one we are discussing. That's the name of the game if you wanna be good. Toledo was unwilling to really battle for top recruits probably due to a combination of laziness and not wanting to spend time on guys he didnt think he could get. I'd rather lose some of these battles against Ole Miss, Miss.St, TxAm, UCF, whoever than to not have them at all.
Tanner Lee beats HC.................greenphantom wrote:As a Jesuit fan who attended a few games last year, I honestly cannot say I was very impressed with Lee. Good arm but not much else. Limited mobility and he seemed to miss a lot of open receivers in the games I was at - Rummel, Carencro. The offense seemed to stagger when he was in the game. Jesuit could have won state last year had Dobbins played full time. Maybe Lee can progress better this year as the full time QB, but I see him as a backup in college. Looks like a Kevin Moore type.
“We expected the game to be a war,’’ Lee, a Tulane commitment, said after completing 19 of 21 passes without being intercepted. “With all of the intensity and rah rah that goes with this game we knew it was going to be a fight. Every play was a fight. Nobody took a single play off.’’
Lee directed a pair of impressive scoring drives covering 81 and 73 yards and ended the first with a 44-yard scoring pass to junior wide receiver Nathan Zimmer that opened the scoring in the second quarter. Senior running back Kalan Minnard tallied Jesuit’s second touchdown of the period that increased the Blue Jays advantage to 14-0 on the second of three successful PAT kicks by Crew Jacobs.
Thanks tps! I caught the doubleheader at the Dome, St Pauls' got beat 14-13 and Curtis rolled 33-3 in a huge win that could vault them to No#1 in the country!tpstulane wrote:Tanner Lee beats HC.................greenphantom wrote:As a Jesuit fan who attended a few games last year, I honestly cannot say I was very impressed with Lee. Good arm but not much else. Limited mobility and he seemed to miss a lot of open receivers in the games I was at - Rummel, Carencro. The offense seemed to stagger when he was in the game. Jesuit could have won state last year had Dobbins played full time. Maybe Lee can progress better this year as the full time QB, but I see him as a backup in college. Looks like a Kevin Moore type.
http://highschoolsports.nola.com/news/a ... oth-teams/“We expected the game to be a war,’’ Lee, a Tulane commitment, said after completing 19 of 21 passes without being intercepted. “With all of the intensity and rah rah that goes with this game we knew it was going to be a fight. Every play was a fight. Nobody took a single play off.’’
Lee directed a pair of impressive scoring drives covering 81 and 73 yards and ended the first with a 44-yard scoring pass to junior wide receiver Nathan Zimmer that opened the scoring in the second quarter. Senior running back Kalan Minnard tallied Jesuit’s second touchdown of the period that increased the Blue Jays advantage to 14-0 on the second of three successful PAT kicks by Crew Jacobs.
