Big Time visitor list for UW
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You can credit the Seahawks for last years success.
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The Gators lead for Powell since the summer of 09, and Josh Shaw committed in September.Boom wrote:You can credit the Seahawks for last years success.
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And now they are on probation.....Bumi wrote:I just find it odd that Florida is able to travel across the country and land some of the best talent California has to offer. Yes, Oregon lands prospects such as Sumler and Randall, prospects who receive minute amounts of interest from in state schools. However, that's quite a bit different than landing prospects such as Ronald Powell, the highest rated prospect in California last recruiting season, or Josh Shaw, another premier talent from California. And again, this season, a few of California's highest rated prospects intend on visiting Florida. Typically, premier in state talent remains in state, or at least close.(If they're offered from their state schools). It's rare for the highest rated prospects of a particular state(If there's a premier program in state) to travel across the country to attend schools elsewhere.Biggus Duckus wrote:Bumi I'm not sure what you mean by that.
USC accomplished similar succes around the middle of last decade, and it was weird then.
