transfer U? : Isaiah Crowell Effect


Re: ASU football's 'Isaiah Crowell effect' bringing in talented Division I-A transfer

This dude is constantly hating on ASU. Every time he post something it has to be negative
 
Re: ASU football's 'Isaiah Crowell effect' bringing in talented Division I-A transfer

Bighead said:
These kids will learn that you can go anywhere and as long as you put up the numbers and the conference that you're playing in is up to par, They can still go to the Draft...

Other Swac schools will bring in talent and you will begin to see the whole conference have games on T.V.

Now we just gotta start marketing our schools more better than what we are doing now so...It's time to step this part of the game up..
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It definitely helps that we had four seniors to play in a All Star game this year
 



Re: ASU football's 'Isaiah Crowell effect' bringing in talented Division I-A transfer

You really hate Bama State huh?
 
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Sting said:
It definitely helps that we had four seniors to play in a All Star game this year
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+1. Bama St is doing what I'd hope our PV would have done :(. All it takes is for rhe word and name to spread amongst the few and wala!!!! Also, if there is a dominating performance both IC and esp OOC vs the "named" schools, I see nothing but success in the recruiting dept. Hats off to Bama St for showing the rest of the SWAC, like us at PV, how it gets done: new facilities and upper echelon student-athletes. :tup:
 
We all need talent. I see Barlow sees that. While most of the list is kinda "blah", 3-4 of those guys look like they will make some noise...especially some of those linemen.
..and how did they come to MS and get a lineman from Co-Lin. Dude is from Meadville..which is Alcorn country. JSU does not typically recruit from Co-Lin becasue of the grades of the kids in that program are generally terrible but if he had the grades, I am sure JSU would have taken him.
 
But if Jsu has won one championship in 16 years no one is trying to follow their model or seeking advice. I am just saying!
 
Devil's Gun Trigger Man said:
when you invest in your program, others see that and are attracted to it
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I c/s this post...this has become more of a business type setup..it's not all about scoring TDs and X's and O's so much...it's more so about "marketing" your brand better than the next school...

I think State is getting the picture and seeing the bigger picture and they are now tryin to follow the formula...Keep this up and I see State becoming the LSU in our conference...Getting big tyme recruits..being the school to attend, building their brand...but never winning shat with the talent they bring in LOL...I mean it's a good model to follow..Look at how LSU is now..
 
JROCK said:
But if Jsu has won one championship in 16 years no one is trying to follow their model or seeking advice. I am just saying!
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Well Barlow is getting the best D1 talent around. He can't match us in North Alabama for the best NAIA and D3 talent available. We are so proud of our coach. Gotta love it.
 
I cant believe ya'll keep being fooled by this AlaState okey doke.. :smh:

lol@ jrock. I didn't understand your response and I am sure bigjughead didn't either but I am sure it was a joke in there somewhere. :confused:
 
Tigerpride said:
I cant believe ya'll keep being fooled by this AlaState okey doke.. :smh:

lol@ jrock. I didn't understand your response and I am sure bigjughead didn't either but I am sure it was a joke in there somewhere. :confused:
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the only thing I can say about Bama St is they have a nice stadium....they've done nothing outside of that, and when was the last time SU was relevant?
 



JROCK said:
But if Jsu has won one championship in 16 years no one is trying to follow their model or seeking advice. I am just saying!
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Just have a winning season for once. I knew this would not take long. :lol:

Now back to this Transfer U thing.
Keep both eyes and a sense of smell on this. Trust JSU. We know a thing or two about having too many transfers on a team year after year.

Comegy stayed in that D2 trap mentality until 2010 when the NCAA lowered the APR boom on us. :lol:
 
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Bama St loaded up on transfers huh?

http://bamastatesports.com/mobile/index.aspx?story=3203

IMARJAYE ALBURY
Defensive Line (6-0, 292) – Miami, Fla. (Northwestern High/West Virginia)
Two-star prospect by Rivals.com…as senior, made 65 tackles (12 TFL), and four sacks…two-time all-county selection…played in Nike South Florida All-Star Game…did not play at West Virginia

ARSENIO FAVOR
Quarterback (6-3, 239) – Montgomery, Ala. (Stanhope Elmore/Southern Miss.)
Played in 12 games over two seasons for Eagles…last season played in five games with three starts, completing 37-of-67 passes for 650 yards with 3 TDs and 3 INTs while rushing 42 times for 133 yards and three touchdowns.

SAM GIBSON
Safety (6-2, 205) – Prattville, Ala. (Prattville High/Arkansas State)
Played in five games at LSU as redshirt freshman in 2011, making three tackles…three-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com…as quarterback, passed for 2,472 yards and 22 touchdowns and rushed for 1,186 yards and 18 touchdowns in final two seasons at Prattville, leading team to 6A State Championship.

DEMECHERY HICKINGBOTTOM
Offensive Lineman (6-4, 325) – Meadville, Miss. (Franklin County High/Copiah-Lincoln Community College)
Helped Copiah-Lincoln to 9-3 season in 2012 in winning the MACJC State Championship and finishing the season ranked No. 14 in the final NJCAA poll.

ANTHONY JACOB
Offensive Lineman (6-8, 342) – Atlanta, Ga. (Westlake High/Central Florida)
Played in three games as reserve lineman at Central Florida in 2011…as high school senior and team co-captain, named first-team All-Region grading at 86 percent with 31 pancake blocks in helping team earn playoff berth…earned basketball team's character and rebounding award as junior

JAFAR MANN
Offensive Lineman (6-4, 305) – Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson High/Florida)
Did not play at Florida in 2012…rated a three-star prospect by ESPN, Scout.com and Rivals.com as high school senior…ranked No. 30 Defensive Tackle in the nation according to ESPN…ranked No. 54 out of the state of Georgia according to Scout.com…helped lead Stephenson to a 9-2 record his senior season.

DIONTE PONDER
Cornerback (5-11, 160) – Ocala, Fla. (Trinity Catholic High/Troy)
Signed with Troy out of high school…was redshirted in 2010 and did not play in 2011…rated as three-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com…second-team All-County as senior…recorded 56 tackles, two interceptions, two forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries as senior…versatile athlete caught 24 passes for 250 yards and one touchdown in high school career…also played basketball and ran track (100 meter dash, long jump and 4x100 relay).

ROBERT ROQUEMORE
Offensive Lineman (6-5, 300) – Covington, Ga. (Newton High/Georgia Military)
Signed with Memphis out of high school before transferring…lettered all four years at Newton High as offensive tackle… named first-team all-Region in 2009 and 2010…helped block for a quarterback who threw for over 1,000 yards in both 2009 and 2010...Rams also logged over 1,600 yards rushing in 2010.

CHAZ SAMPSON
Wide Receiver (6-5, 191) – Grand Prairie, Texas (Timberview High/North Texas)
Originally committed to Tulsa before signing with North Texas…signed with North Texas out of high school…had 28 catches for 646 yards and nine touchdowns as high school senior...was ranked as a Top 100 area recruit by the Dallas Morning News.

KA'RA STEWART
Cornerback (5-10, 190) – O'Fallon, Mo. (O'Fallon High/Missouri)
Signed with Missouri out of high school…ranked by ESPN as the No. 13 overall prospect at any position in the state of Illinois, and also as the nation's No. 26 safety…played one year at O'Fallon High, playing running back and defensive back/linebacker...earned 1st-Team All-Conference honors at outside linebacker as a senior, recording 35 tackles, 3 sacks, 4 fumble recoveries (one that he returned for a touchdown) and 2 interceptions…also ran two kickoffs back for scores, while also rushing for 428 yards and 5 touchdowns.
 
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Now, those O-linemen have me intrigued. Good pickup, Barlow. :tup:
 
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Great pick up. Barlow has some size at the OL position.
 
Re: Bama St loaded up on transfers huh?

JSUDMJ2004 said:
Quick Fix Transfer U...I have seen this story before!
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Yep. :lol:


Saw this guy get shuffled in and out as USM's QB of the week for 2 years. Didn't really show anything. The new coach at USM told him he was gonna have to move to Tight End. He was gone the next day. :lol:
ARSENIO FAVOR
Quarterback (6-3, 239) – Montgomery, Ala. (Stanhope Elmore/Southern Miss.)
Played in 12 games over two seasons for Eagles…last season played in five games with three starts, completing 37-of-67 passes for 650 yards with 3 TDs and 3 INTs while rushing 42 times for 133 yards and three touchdowns.
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Re: Bama St loaded up on transfers huh?

I remember seeing that Favor kid play a few games as well....
 
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