2024 Elijah Rushing 5* #1 Edge (Commits to Zona then flips to Oregon)

[Odysseus]

Oregon is the team to beat

Dam

 

[bobbydigius]

Dam

We are right in the thick of things though.

 

[htownkidd]

 

[Odysseus]

Not us

 

[Memnon]

He’s got 4 OV’s scheduled
- Oregon 6/2
- Notre Lame 6/9
- Arizona 6/16
- Tenn 6/23

Idk what the 5th one will be, but hopefully we can get one.

But with the new OV rules in place I’m not sure it will really matter all that much.

 

[SayWhat]

Overrated or something else? #1 DE in the land and no Bama, UGA, OSU, or Clemson? No OU or USC? Something doesn't add up here.

 

[One9]

He’s got 4 OV’s scheduled
- Oregon 6/2
- Notre Lame 6/9
- Arizona 6/16
- Tenn 6/23

Idk what the 5th one will be, but hopefully we can get one.

But with the new OV rules in place I’m not sure it will really matter all that much.

Washington in May

 

[Memnon]

Overrated or something else? #1 DE in the land and no Bama, UGA, OSU, or Clemson? No OU or USC? Something doesn't add up here.

Is it possible he’s just not interested in those schools?

 

[DusseDez]

Overrated or something else? #1 DE in the land and no Bama, UGA, OSU, or Clemson? No OU or USC? Something doesn't add up here.

A breath of fresh air, kid must not be a front runner. It’s rare these days

 

[SayWhat]

Is it possible he’s just not interested in those schools?

I mean, it's possible of course.

Still, they produce NFL talent yearly (not USC, but proximity and team coming up) and Venebles at OU, etc.

That's the oddest group I've ever seen for a supposed #1 positional player.

 

[SayWhat]

A breath of fresh air, kid must not be a front runner. It’s rare these days

Front runner is a silly term. I can guarantee you that nobody here would be saying someone was a front runner if we were at the top of the pile and on all the top recruits in the land.

You go where you're going to be put into the best position to become the best player you can be. It's no different than choosing an Ivy League school as an academic elite.

Maybe he's soft, doesn't want the competition, wants to play right away, looking at monetary offers, or who knows what.

I don't know, that's why I was asking.

 

[No_Fly_Zone]

I could see a kid being so confident in his skills etc that he believes any old corch playing a half-decent system will be sufficient to get him drafted day 1.

That said, I'm struggling to find much commonality between those 4 schools.

 

[bobbydigius]

I could see a kid being so confident in his skills etc that he believes any old corch playing a half-decent system will be sufficient to get him drafted day 1.

That said, I'm struggling to find much commonality between those 4 schools.

Commonality? Some but not really. Arizona is the local school, Oregon and Tenn are two of the top NIL setups in the nation and ND has Marcus Freeman.

 

[Da Jumbo Mutombo]

5 star kids will be taking 10 official visits a year with the new rules.

 

[Ghandi]

It’s almost May.

Miami can get back into it.

And the folks here are right, some of these kids will be taking 8-10 visits since they start the summer before their Sr years

 

[L A M P]

Is it possible he’s just not interested in those schools?

Not a chance. Give it time. He'll end up at UGA or USC lol

 

[Stylie]

We seem to feel good about every 5 star lol. “Staff feels good.”

 

[Empirical Cane]

5 star kids will be taking 10 official visits a year with the new rules.

Is that total for their recruitment or calendar year?

Theoretically a 4*/5* kid could get 20 visits of they play the game??

 

[tsimonitis]

5 star kids will be taking 10 official visits a year with the new rules.

I missed the rule change what is it?

 

[FrancisSawyer]

This would be as big a W as getting Mauigoa and Samson last cycle. Only thing bigger would be landing a 5* CB or 5* WR. Two final trees that Mario has to chop down

Add 5* DT