Coach Rhoads at Valley Game
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Exactly. He's the #1 recruit in the state. Why let a SEC team have him without a fight?
And besides, verbal commitments are never solid.
I don't think Campos verbal is all that strong. He skipped a Mizzou camp and came to ours. I just have a feeling about this that if we have a very good season (8 wins) he may switch.
A. He's not a "strong verbal", by all accounts, including family.
B. You don;'t have enough imagination.
He was there to watch Indianola O-Line Keegan Render as well. He's got an offer from Iowa and interest from a lot of other schools. He'll be a top recruit.
Based on the picture ive seen on rivals, he doesn't have the build we want in an Olineman, or anyone to be honest
Honestly, Mizzou thought the SEC would help them, but going 2-2 in the first two games doesnt look pretty
http://www.cyclonefanatic.com/forum/football/155795-september-8-impact-recruiting-2.html
I said a few weeks ago that this staff still believes that they've got more than a decent shot at landing him. Mizzou moving to the SEC could be a really good thing for us with respect to Campos. They are unlikely to ever legitimately compete for titles and we are going in the opposite direction. We just can't let the best, or one of the best recruits in the state leave without a fight!
I said a few weeks ago that this staff still believes that they've got more than a decent shot at landing him. Mizzou moving to the SEC could be a really good thing for us with respect to Campos. They are unlikely to ever legitimately compete for titles and we are going in the opposite direction. We just can't let the best, or one of the best recruits in the state leave without a fight!
I don't think CPR goes to a game on a Friday night during a bye week to watch a junior o-lineman we may or may not be recruiting.
I like him being at the game regardless of whether or not he's looking at a specific player. It's just another way to get more exposure for the program, build relationships with high school kids and coaches and help grow the ISU brand.