Adrian Wilson WSU Safety

[lindend]

Visiting today in a position that is bereft of both talent and depth. Not going to say help is needed at safety cause that's beyond obvious at this point.

https://247sports.com/Player/Adrian-Wilson-46128426/

 

[lindend]

@DMoney profile in the Dec 19, 2024 Bank

- At safety, Miami is thrilled with the addition of Zechariah Poyser from Jacksonville State. He may have been the best safety in the Portal and has three years of eligibility. If we add another name as a boundary safety, watch for Adrian Wilson (Washington State).​

 

[CTCanes]

Wash State losing a ton of players plus coaches. Crazy.

 

[lindend]

I have to ask, how did WSU have so much talent?

 

[TwentySix]

I have to ask, how did WSU have so much talent?

Maybe they didn’t.

 

[lindend]

Wash State losing a ton of players plus coaches. Crazy.

You beat me to the punch, they seem to have a number of impact players over the last couple of years in the portal. How?

 

[lindend]

Maybe they didn’t.

Ward and Mateer say hello.

 

[TwentySix]

Ward and Mateer say hello.

Talking about the defensive guys lol

 

[lindend]

Talking about the defensive guys lol

ok, but you didn't qualify that in the original post.

 

[TexasCane90]

I have to ask, how did WSU have so much talent?

ehhhh we’ll find out if they were good… reminds me a bit when we took Vandy DBs two years in a row. That worked great

 

[TwentySix]

ok, but you didn't qualify that in the original post

My bad, I guess? They have a lot of defensive players in the portal that we seem to be after and one offensive player. Figured that was the point of the comment.

Point being, some of these guys may be good. But people also think everyone that hits the portal is legit. I think people should watch the SJSU, New Mexico, Boise, and Oregon State games before they get too excited about anyone on that defense.

 

[felix]

Maybe they didn’t.

Washington State was 8-4 in 2024 and has lost a ton of talent to the portal and draft in 2023 and appears to be headed that way this year. The big issue is the dissolution of the PAC-12 and their head coach leaving for Wake Forest.

 

[Sugarcane521]

You beat me to the punch, they seem to have a number of impact players over the last couple of years in the portal. How?

Need to hire their senior recruiting evaluator. ASAP

 

[MedleyCane]

I have to ask, how did WSU have so much talent?

I haven't check their latest roster, but in the past they've found alot of under-the-radar players from California, and not necessarily from the bigger programs and/or cities. Players from Fresno, Stockton, Sacramento, etc. Similar strategy you see at Boise State. Plus you have the Cali JUCOs. Pretty good coaches, especially on Defensive side of ball.

 

[Cylo]

Wash State losing a ton of players plus coaches. Crazy.

A causality to the new college football. The dismantle of the Pac-12 was the death of that program

 

[Cane30]

I am all for bringing in more competition, but I don't think he will start here. Poysner will start, though.