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Wildcats to ink 18 on Wednesday

hawkssb04

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The article said Gamal fowler is the only wide receiver being signed, what happened to Martavius Redmond from West Jordan who broke all sorts of records & probably the best wideout in the state??? He was still committed to Weber at the end of December.
 
Bluefin said:
The article said Gamal fowler is the only wide receiver being signed, what happened to Martavius Redmond from West Jordan who broke all sorts of records & probably the best wideout in the state??? He was still committed to Weber at the end of December.
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The new WSU coaching staff decided not to retain his offer so Martavius decided to go to SUU.
 
thewaterboy said:
Bluefin said:
The article said Gamal fowler is the only wide receiver being signed, what happened to Martavius Redmond from West Jordan who broke all sorts of records & probably the best wideout in the state??? He was still committed to Weber at the end of December.
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The new WSU coaching staff decided not to retain his offer so Martavius decided to go to SUU.
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That's a bummer. The cat we landed from Florida at DB/WR looks pretty special though.
 
Looks like we got a solid recruiting class. I did notice that the Polynesian pipeline seems to be closed or was this just an off year?
 
semsam98 said:
What about the Oklahoma connections??
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Waldo said:
Looks like we got a solid recruiting class. I did notice that the Polynesian pipeline seems to be closed or was this just an off year?
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I guess Coach Smith doesn't care where players come from, which is good. I rather take the best 2 or 3 players from an certain area, then to try to take 8 players from Hawaii or Oklahoma just for the novelty and only have 2 of those recruits pan out. Saying that there are a few of the Oklahoma players that have made impact on the team.
 
I've spent the last couple of days looking over the players portfolios who were signed; reading articles, looking up their stats, etc. With the time that he had, and the expectations that have been placed on his shoulders, I think Coach Smith had a solid recruiting class. He knows that the pieces are already in place for a conference run, as long as the existing players buy into his system, which will be tough. I've heard there are a number of prima-Donnas who want to do their own thing. Which was the problem with our team last year. Too many damn cliques!! There wasn't a lot of TEAM ball being played. Coach Smith is going to forge these players into a team, which should equal wins.

There are still 4 scholies available. I'm pretty sure Smith has a great idea of who will be taking these spots. I know that a couple of drop downs will inevitably be joining the team and there is a chance that Weber will still add a couple of JC players. I hope we find out soon. Exciting!!
 
I work at the school here in Boise where Braden Corpus and McKague play, and you're getting a couple pretty good ballplayers who should have a fine career at Weber.
 
boisebengal said:
I work at the school here in Boise where Braden Corpus and McKague play, and you're getting a couple pretty good ballplayers who should have a fine career at Weber.
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I agree..both should be very good additions. I've watched Cody play since he first put on pads and it has almost always seemed too easy for him. A lot of kids take it for granted but he developed a great worth ethic and consistently hits the weights and stays active in other sports primarily as a way to stay in football shape. He's lean at 215lbs. not for lack of trying to get on some TE weight but he's laid a good foundation for the coaches at Weber State to get it on him...and I know they will :-D He and Braden have actually played together on the same team since they were very young and on the same Optimist(pee-wee/pop warner to those not familiar with it) team up through H.S. at Borah; Cody was actually the QB in the early years. It would be pretty cool to see that chemistry work at Weber State...I'm a fan now :-D
 
Welcome to the board Zen.

I agree with with you, from what I have seen. John L said as much at the signing party, Wednesday night. These kids may get a chance to play righ out of the gate. A lot depends on the relative health of the upperclassmen in their positions. Our starting QB just had shoulder surgery and I think we only have a couple of returning tight ends. Whether they play or use the year to acclimate to D1 football and the college experience, they are going to have a great time at WSU. We are all looking forward to it.

By the way, we all think that BSU must have fallen asleep on these guys.
 
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