Welcome to the HornSports Forum

By registering with us, you'll be able to discuss, share and private message with other members of our Texas Longhorns message board community.

SignUp Now!

2015 Recruiting Season is in full swing

longhorn_mig said:
What about the possibility of playing baseball as well? Is there the possibility of being on a baseball scholarship and not counting against our football scholarships?
Click to expand...
Once they play football they count towards the 85 scholarship limit - regardless of whether or not they have a scholarship in another sport.  Keeps teams from hiding players on track/baseball/bowling scholarships.

 
Juan Grande said:
— Twitter API (@twitterapi) November 7, 2011
Click to expand...



JQHabDY.png


 
NWAHorn said:
I think what GBT is trying to say is, if Murray were to come to Texas, he'd have more negotiating power with an MLB team than if he were to go to A&M. It'd would take more money from an MLB team to pull him away from Texas. I think this is correct, but please if I'm not, someone correct me ... if Murray signs with Texas football on NSD, he'd be free to be drafted by an MLB club and play in the minors, but could not play for Longhorn baseball. If he chose to play Longhorn baseball, he would not be eligible for the MLB Draft for three years. I'm very confident that if a kid signs to play baseball with a D1, they are not draft eligible for three years. Not sure how all this would play into Murray's plans since he'd be a football schollie and not baseball. If he's a first-round MLB Draft pick, that would be hard to turn down that kind of coin just to play baseball at Texas. But going the football/pro baseball route is possible and that may be what they were meeting with Strong about today. Let's hope the Murrays see that the place that offers Kyler the most opportunity is ATX.
Click to expand...
One name :

Ricky Williams.....played RB as a Freshman and Pro baseball. 

and yes NWAHorn, that is exactly what I am saying...and......Murray couldn't play for Texas baseball if he signed with a ML team....the rule is 3 years  for D1 or turn 21 to enter MLB draft again.

 
I don't know shit about Twitter but I hope people favor this.
Click to expand...
I have so done. I recommend signing on to twitter and following Cecil and reading his tweets and re-tweets just today. 

The guy is on a roll. And gathering a herd. He's touting hard work and hard hittin' !!  Zero entitlement, earn everything. 

He's bringing it!! 

This follows the tweet I'm replying about.... (see above) Notice Cecil is re-tweeting what his followers are jumping up and down about.

I like this line... "hits with bad intentions" !!

C-Cherry-A22Jan_zps2fd9d96f.jpg


 
Last edited by a moderator:
Hate to have lost Gentry....I thought the best of the QB's that Texas is recruiting.
Click to expand...
agree ... soon as the euphoria over Murray settled by today... 

I'm now wondering if Gentry being pulled toward Michigan was communicated to the staff here, prompting a hurry-up unofficial visit that happened Wed. 

Dominoes, musical recruiting chairs. Trades. The kind of stuff GMs work up. 

Maybe the story will be that Gentry, with good character, let the staff know what was unfolding... 

Staff moved to get a solid read on Murray to let him know if he wanted it, come get it, we need you. Wiin-win. 

Then try and get a 4th (Kai Locksley?). 

 
DAS41 said:
agree ... soon as the euphoria over Murray settled by today... 

I'm now wondering if Gentry being pulled toward Michigan was communicated to the staff here, prompting a hurry-up unofficial visit that happened Wed. 

Dominoes, musical recruiting chairs. Trades. The kind of stuff GMs work up. 

Maybe the story will be that Gentry, with good character, let the staff know what was unfolding... 

Staff moved to get a solid read on Murray to let him know if he wanted it, come get it, we need you. Wiin-win. 

Then try and get a 4th (Kai Locksley?). 
Click to expand...
Of course, it could be that the staff has told Gentry that Murray has said he wants to go to Texas and Gentry said, "see ya!".

 
Last edited by a moderator:
"......Jamabo, the 6-foot-2.5-inch, 210-pound running back who is the No. 2-ranked prospect in the country at his position according to the 247Sports Composite rankings, was scheduled to take an official visit to Texas this weekend. Instead e'll begin his official visit today in order to attend Plano West's football banquet on Saturday.
 
That means the Longhorns are hosting a third national Top50 prospect in a 24-hour period. Jamabo is a five-star prospect and the No. 32-ranked prospect in the country according to the 247Sports Composite rankings."
 
http://texas.247sports.com/Bolt/Five-star-RB-Soso-Jamabo-to-begin-Texas-official-on-Thursday-34962300

 
DAS41 said:
agree ... soon as the euphoria over Murray settled by today... 

I'm now wondering if Gentry being pulled toward Michigan was communicated to the staff here, prompting a hurry-up unofficial visit that happened Wed. 

Dominoes, musical recruiting chairs. Trades. The kind of stuff GMs work up. 

Maybe the story will be that Gentry, with good character, let the staff know what was unfolding... 

Staff moved to get a solid read on Murray to let him know if he wanted it, come get it, we need you. Wiin-win. 

Then try and get a 4th (Kai Locksley?). 
Click to expand...
Getting Murray and Lodge here on campus wasn't a 'hurry-up' move.  I expect that's something they have been trying to schedule for a very long time - and considering how hush-hush it was something they've had arranged for a bit.

But I refuse to believe.

 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Most reactions - Past 7 days

Latest Texas Longhorns News

NCAAF Futures: Are the Longhorns National Championship Contenders?

By HornSports Staff

No 4. Texas Takes Series Over No 11. Alabama Behind Historic Strikeout Weekend

By HornSports Staff

Four-Star EDGE Derwin Fields Commits to Texas Longhorns

By HornSports Staff

About Us

Quick Links

Forum statistics

Threads
24,317
Messages
471,481
Members
5,697
Latest member
Rlawlis

Follow Us

Back
Top Bottom