NSD 2012-Davonte Neal to Notre Dame
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Multiple schools (Arizona St. - under Erickson and Graham, Utah, Ohio State to name a few) have backed off of him because of his Dad...
I don't know the specifics of what his Dad is doing to cause this, just that he's not pulling a Cecil Newton.Comment
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The state of Texas appears to have won the distinction for having the most Division I FBS scholarship football players as 371 signed Letters of Intent.
Florida, however, wins the bigger honor: It has the highest percentage of football players heading to a Division I FBS program.
The findings are part of the statistical analysis RivalsHigh does annually (and, we know, a few more signees are still coming in). This year, it shows that one of every 119 high school players in Florida signed a Division I FBS scholarship. That's far more impressive than Texas, where only one of every 455 players signed a Letter of Intent.
Florida, in fact, was one of just four states to have a ratio of less than 1-to-250 with Georgia coming in second (1 of every 194), Louisiana third (1 of every 214), and Alabama fourth (1 in 243).
In this ranking, Texas is behind the less heralded states of Hawaii and Utah. Of course, those states only combined to produce 37 recruits.
Texas is king in total number of players - it put some distance between itself and Florida (371 to 325). California (228), Georgia (165) and Ohio (159) are the only other states with more than 100 signees.
Vermont, Wyoming, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Maine were the only states that did not produce a single recruit. Four others produced just one, including Montana - where of the 4,632 kids playing high school football only Cody Carriger of Butte (Mont.) High committed to an FBS program and is headed to Oregon.Code:State Signees Players Ratio Florida 325 38,451 119 Georgia 165 32,088 194 Louisiana 85 18,229 214 Alabama 94 22,833 243 Hawaii 17 4,875 287 Ohio 159 47,955 302 Pennsylvania 83 26,505 319 Maryland/D.C. 50 16,191 324 Oklahoma 32 12,500 391 Utah 20 8,348 417 Texas 371 168,680 455 Arizona 44 20,037 455 California 228 103,921 456 Indiana 46 22,512 489 Virginia 52 25,549 491 New Jersey 50 25,519 510 Arkansas 23 11,929 519 Mississippi 42 22,306 531 Tennessee 42 22,651 539 South Carolina 33 18,879 572 Michigan 67 43,446 648 North Carolina 54 35,691 661 Washington 33 21,846 662 Colorado 23 15,824 688 Nevada 10 7,334 733 Illinois 65 47,994 738 Kentucky 18 13,842 769 Missouri 22 21,390 972 Delaware 3 3,146 1049 Oregon 12 13,459 1122 Kansas 11 14,348 1304 Minnesota 17 24,083 1417 Idaho 5 7,218 1444 West Virginia 4 6,183 1546 New York 23 37,673 1638 Alaska 1 2,034 2034 Wisconsin 14 28,495 2035 Massachusetts 10 20,383 2038 Nebraska 4 10,291 2573 Connecticut 4 10,567 2642 Iowa 7 19,375 2768 North Dakota 1 3,026 3026 New Hampshire 1 3,755 3755 New Mexico 2 7,672 3836 Montana 1 4,632 4632 Vermont 0 1,549 0 Wyoming 0 2,738 0 Rhode Island 0 2,911 0 South Dakota 0 3,679 0 Maine 0 3,902 0
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Stefon Diggs announcing tonight at 6PM.
All that I know is that anyone claiming to know what his choice will be doesn't know shit.Comment
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Originally posted by MattUM2I see what you are doing there mister.
I think he's going to Maryland, FWIW, but I don't know shit.Comment
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Originally posted by MattUM2I think he ends up at Maryland no matter what. Either today or in 2 years.
Kinda like I see Neal going to Arizona...the outta da woodwerks local team sprouting up is usually a good tell.Comment
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I just had a feeling he was going to Maryland once Wes Brown committed there. They did real well in the DC area once Locksley was hired with Brown, Albert Reid, and now Diggs, they were all the top uncommitted local players (sans Goldman, Darby) remaining locally, and even Goldman considered them briefly, late, as did Ronald Darby.Comment
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Neal to decide on the 21st still. His choice has been made though.
Most of what I'm reading is that it's between Arizona and Notre Dame.Comment
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Apparently Neal wants to go to UA...His dad wants ND...according to some Arizona papers.
Listen to your dad...
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