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Originally posted by 1bunnies View PostIn all sports SDSU tends to think Brookings kids will just be willing to walk on. Brayden Carlson was a walk on.
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New offer: Aaron Blackwell, DT from AZ
@jason247scout: 1st offer for Peoria Az. Liberty DT Aaron Blackwell is from South Dakota State
https://rivals.yahoo.com/arizona/foo...ackwell-144325
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1711333/aaron-blackwell
He moved to defense just this year. Possibly why he hasn't seen more early offers.
http://www.azcentral.com/story/sport...hool/70114884/
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You will always miss on a few, you just hope you hit on more than you miss, and your misses can still contribute.
As for backyard recruiting, talent is talent, no matter where it comes from, however you want to keep your best, you don't want to let them go. It looks bad, and it can further hurt recruiting down the line. At the same time, sorry; but if player Y from Scottsdale Christian is better then player X from Beresford I want the coaches to pick player Y.
There are more D-II athletes than D-I athletes in South Dakota, so there will be less local players now that we are D-I.
As for Reiff, Riley would have went to State, if Iowa hadn't came back in after he had his scholarship offer pulled at Nebraska after Callahan was fired and he broke his wrist. Also remember he was a D-end recruit, who switched in spring practices following his freshman year.
His brother's decision came down to State and Iowa. I think its a pretty good sign when these type of athletes are considering SDSU.
I don't always agree with Stig on things, but I think his recruiting is pretty solid.
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Originally posted by SlapJack View PostAgree with the second sentence. Strongly disagree with the first.
We should be concerned about all of our regional recruiting battles. This includes MN, IA, and NE (and possibly ND?). If I recall correctly, Orzenski (sp?), WR out of Omaha, picked NDSU over SDSU a couple years ago and had the game winning catch last weekend. If only, he was in Blue and Yellow, but such is life.
Bulldog - Keep up the good work in keeping tabs on NW Iowa.
Guys like Greenway, Reiff, and the Farnioks who have P5 scholarship offers aren't coming to SDSU no matter how good of a sales job our coaches do. As I have mentioned before somewhere on this site, Stig told Greenway he could start at ANY POSITION his freshman year if he came to State. It's not like our coaches aren't doing everything they can to recruit those guys....they're just realistic that it is less than a 1% chance it will happen.
The PWO offers are a different story, but I can tell you that if my kids have the opportunity to walk on at Iowa, even for a year, they will always choose Iowa over SDSU. If it doesn't work out at Iowa they can always transfer back to State.
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Originally posted by SlapJack View PostAgree with the second sentence. Strongly disagree with the first.
We should be concerned about all of our regional recruiting battles. This includes MN, IA, and NE (and possibly ND?). If I recall correctly, Orzenski (sp?), WR out of Omaha, picked NDSU over SDSU a couple years ago and had the game winning catch last weekend. If only, he was in Blue and Yellow, but such is life.
Bulldog - Keep up the good work in keeping tabs on NW Iowa.Last edited by jackdaniel; 12-12-2014, 03:34 PM.
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Originally posted by rabbits64 View PostI am WAY more concerned about getting the best kids from South Dakota than NW Iowa since we are South Dakota State, not NW Iowa State. Above all I am more concerned that we get kids good student athletes that will help us beat NDSU.
We should be concerned about all of our regional recruiting battles. This includes MN, IA, and NE (and possibly ND?). If I recall correctly, Orzenski (sp?), WR out of Omaha, picked NDSU over SDSU a couple years ago and had the game winning catch last weekend. If only, he was in Blue and Yellow, but such is life.
Bulldog - Keep up the good work in keeping tabs on NW Iowa.
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Maybe Van Ginkel ends up being a STUD! but USD's recent history causes me to question their coaches evaluation skills.Guess I'm just a skeptic...
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[QUOTE=BULLDOG;264174]Originally posted by jackmd View PostCommon misperception. There is an expectation that in state student athletes will choose SDSU preferred status as compared to other non scholarship opportunities but no expectation that they will turn down Equivalent DI offers to take that non-scholarship offer.
Please forward to the SDSU coaches please.
All are 1st Team All State Players
Austin Ahrendt- Sioux City East 6'3" 220 TE Ivy league a possibility
Braden DeBoer - Sioux Center 6'4" 230 DT/Tackle NDSU/USD
Christian Rozeboom - Sioux Center 6'2" 205 Athlete 4.6 Best athlete I saw all year.
Vaughn Moser - West Lyon 6'0" 205 RB/LB 4.65 Potential Walk On at D-1 USD/UNI
Brett Van Roekel - West Lyon 6'6" 235 Tackle long arms! Best potential on the list.
Blake Simons - HMS 6'6" 225 WR/TE athletic full offer to play bb at SMSU/ Walk on offer at Iowa
Oh by the way 2 guys that I said SDSU should offer last year: Andrew Van Ginkel redshirted at USD. 6'3" 225 Linebacker USD assistant coach told me last week he will be a STUD! Great shot at being a 4 year starter.
Brandon Snyder- what a huge miss this was. 6'1" 210 lbs - West Lyon coach told me yesterday he had a great fall as PWO at Univ of Iowa. Scout team defensive and special teams mvp. Is getting #1 reps at safety during bowl prep last week.Last edited by rabbits64; 12-12-2014, 01:37 PM.
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Originally posted by SF_Rabbit_Fan View Post
Not intending to be snarky, so please don't take it as such. I would guess the coaching staff is well aware of all these players, and if there isn't an offer of some kind there is a reason of some kind.
Van Ginkel might be great, and turn out to be a STUD. USD will give him a much easier path to playing time than SDSU.
We lose South Dakota kids with scholarship offers to walk-ons at P5 schools on a semi-regular basis (Chad Greenway and the Reiff brothers come to mind). It stinks, but is reality. What makes you think we would be able to recruit out of state kids like Snyder who get walk on offers at P5's?
Bottom line, SDSU is doing pretty well and I trust the coaching staff to continue to bring in players who will shine on the field, in the classroom, and in the community.
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Any word on JUCO offers? I believe next week is signing for JUCO qualifiers who would start school in January and be eligible for spring ball.
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[QUOTE=BULLDOG;264174]Originally posted by jackmd View PostCommon misperception. There is an expectation that in state student athletes will choose SDSU preferred status as compared to other non scholarship opportunities but no expectation that they will turn down Equivalent DI offers to take that non-scholarship offer.
Please forward to the SDSU coaches please.
All are 1st Team All State Players
Austin Ahrendt- Sioux City East 6'3" 220 TE Ivy league a possibility
Braden DeBoer - Sioux Center 6'4" 230 DT/Tackle NDSU/USD
Christian Rozeboom - Sioux Center 6'2" 205 Athlete 4.6 Best athlete I saw all year.
Vaughn Moser - West Lyon 6'0" 205 RB/LB 4.65 Potential Walk On at D-1 USD/UNI
Brett Van Roekel - West Lyon 6'6" 235 Tackle long arms! Best potential on the list.
Blake Simons - HMS 6'6" 225 WR/TE athletic full offer to play bb at SMSU/ Walk on offer at Iowa
Oh by the way 2 guys that I said SDSU should offer last year: Andrew Van Ginkel redshirted at USD. 6'3" 225 Linebacker USD assistant coach told me last week he will be a STUD! Great shot at being a 4 year starter.
Brandon Snyder- what a huge miss this was. 6'1" 210 lbs - West Lyon coach told me yesterday he had a great fall as PWO at Univ of Iowa. Scout team defensive and special teams mvp. Is getting #1 reps at safety during bowl prep last week.
Van Ginkel might be great, and turn out to be a STUD. USD will give him a much easier path to playing time than SDSU.
We lose South Dakota kids with scholarship offers to walk-ons at P5 schools on a semi-regular basis (Chad Greenway and the Reiff brothers come to mind). It stinks, but is reality. What makes you think we would be able to recruit out of state kids like Snyder who get walk on offers at P5's?
Bottom line, SDSU is doing pretty well and I trust the coaching staff to continue to bring in players who will shine on the field, in the classroom, and in the community.
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Originally posted by jackmd View PostCommon misperception. There is an expectation that in state student athletes will choose SDSU preferred status as compared to other non scholarship opportunities but no expectation that they will turn down Equivalent DI offers to take that non-scholarship offer.
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I have to believe that a scholarship is only part of the value proposition in recruiting. The key is tipping the scales to the point of getting 18 year olds to sign, and there are many factors to consider like degree options, post college plans, ability of family and friends to make games or at least watch, ability to win, likelihood of making the next level of competition, coaching philosophies, offensive/defensive schemes, etc, etc, etc. It is a little easier to sell local kids on the value of some other things besides scholarship dollars.
A great non-football example is Connor Devine, who is from Alaska with family in Watertown. I've heard that was a factor in his decision making process.
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I just watched Sam Zenner's highlight tape. I know its a highlight tape, but it helps me ease the pain of last week knowing we have a second Zenner coming on board. If he is half as good and works half as hard as his brother has for SDSU, I like where that will take us.
He needs to put on about 20 pounds and then you wouldn't be able to tell them apart at all. Running styles are so similar.
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