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Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Destin McCauley is considered by many to be the best high school senior in the country. He is believed to have narrowed down his school choice to Ohio State, Wisconsin and Iowa--with some reporting that Ohio State has the edge. If he came to Ohio State, the incoming class of fall 2011 would include: Garcia (a #1 type talent), Hunter Stieber (theopenmat's #1 prospect at 141), Cam Tessari (theopenmat's #3 prospect at 149) and Johnny DiJulius (#2 at 133 according to theopenmat.com). This would probably prove to be the #1 class in the country and arguably the best in Ohio State history. How respected is McCauley? Read what is being said on an Iowa forum.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
let's all hope! Man that would be a good team in two yrs...
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
And if you added Phillips to that list ,,,,
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Thats how I feel Rick. Its almost like people are forgetting about Chris. I would think Chris would be high on list.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
What struck me was how intensely the Iowa fans were scrutinizing McCauley's comments. There was huge interest on their part in seeing him come to Iowa but also the sense that it would be tough for him to find a spot in the lineup. Ultimately, there were three pages of comments related to his decision to announce that Iowa, Wisconsin and Ohio State were his final three choices.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
I posted this a while back in Bob's Musings and Rumblings thread, but it seems appropriate here:
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
I think McCauley is more of a 149/157 type.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Quote from Scott Nicola's post:
"I think McCauley is more of a 149/157 type.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:
"What struck me was how intensely the Iowa fans were scrutinizing McCauley's comments. There was huge interest on their part in seeing him come to Iowa but also the sense that it would be tough for him to find a spot in the lineup. Ultimately, there were three pages of comments related to his decision to announce that Iowa, Wisconsin and Ohio State were his final three choices.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Gary: No one really knows who would emerge as the starter. Nor is anyone certain of where McCauley projects in college. Many see him as 149-157. But who's to say? It's all conjecture on the part of Iowa fans.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:
"Gary: No one really knows who would emerge as the starter. Nor is anyone certain of where McCauley projects in college. Many see him as 149-157. But who's to say? It's all conjecture on the part of Iowa fans."
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Because I think the Iowa posters are rationalizing, though I didn't read all the posts. If Brands offered the full I think the best judge of talent as to whether he would fit into their line-up made the call.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Could this be payback for the Schlatter's? I think it would be only fitting as our best recruits left those years for Minnesota. I think it would be a great fit here but I'm not holding my breath.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
If that's the case then TOSU owes payback to many as we lost so many great ones over the years. Coach Ryan has been in on a number of highly ranked kids from other states the last couple years only to be left the bridesmaid. I'm hoping this is the year we break through and get these kids to come.
Discussion Topic: Will McCauley Become a Buckeye?
Ohio State failed to land top in-state prospects throughout their because other schools had a better program to sell. With four consecutive top ten finishes, three national champs, four additional finalists, and fifteen AA's since Tom Ryan's arrival, Bucks have a program that sells itself. That's a big change.
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