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Connor McGovern looks like a good prospect. It would be nice to see him in a Jackrabbit uniform. He apparently realizes that the Bison no longer rule the region and that Jacks are an up and comer. Hey, Brookings is warmer than Fargo, too.
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http://bisonmedia.areavoices.com/201...-for-mcgovern/
This could be interesting. The #1 football prospect in North Dakota, OL Connor McGovern, has narrowed his choices to UND, NDSU & SDSU.
He might be the only North Dakota prospect I've seen in the past 3-4 years that SDSU has pursued. It would be nice to see us steal a recruit from up north instead of the other way around for once.
Does anyone know if he has any connection to George McGovern?
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New offer for SDSU
ATH - Dontae McCoy, 6'1" 185, IL Palos Heights - Shepard, http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...e-McCoy-103649
highlight tape:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7ZZ66IRb2s
Offers from Illinois St & E. Michigan
My guess would be he's being recruited as a WR
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Originally posted by jackmd View Posthe would have decided USD was the best place I HAVE NO DOUBT that SDSU football would survive.
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Originally posted by JackFan96 View PostI generally think all of the blustering some make about Stu is very overblown. What he wrote after the Montana game, for instance, was completely accurate and appropriate. The last quarter-plus was a complete debacle. But anyhow...
With only a handful of Division I football players in South Dakota each year, it is vital -- that is the correct word -- that the bulk come to SDSU. If somebody has a scholarship offer to Iowa or Nebraska or some other big school, we just say congratulations. But we need most of the others. Are they going to be the stars of the team? Maybe, maybe not. That's not the point. It's not about making or breaking the talent level of the team. What South Dakota kids make or break is the public's perception as well as that of other prospects and South Dakota high school players and teams in general. And if you don't think that's important, you're fooling yourself.
I'm glad a young man who has had a lot of success has decided that the best place for him to have the greatest chance to continue to have success is at SDSU. If he would have decided USD was the best place I HAVE NO DOUBT that SDSU football would survive. So, to some people vital may not be the best adjective to describe the relative importance of this one person's decision.
Now, we are arguing semantics and that, in my opinion, is entertaining but rarely productive. Since I'm not feeling productive tonight.......
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I generally think all of the blustering some make about Stu is very overblown. What he wrote after the Montana game, for instance, was completely accurate and appropriate. The last quarter-plus was a complete debacle. But anyhow...
With only a handful of Division I football players in South Dakota each year, it is vital -- that is the correct word -- that the bulk come to SDSU. If somebody has a scholarship offer to Iowa or Nebraska or some other big school, we just say congratulations. But we need most of the others. Are they going to be the stars of the team? Maybe, maybe not. That's not the point. It's not about making or breaking the talent level of the team. What South Dakota kids make or break is the public's perception as well as that of other prospects and South Dakota high school players and teams in general. And if you don't think that's important, you're fooling yourself.
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Originally posted by rabbits64 View PostFinal thought on why it is vital. There was an article earlier this week in the Argus Leader by Stu Whitney about Mohr making a decision between USD and SDSU. He makes the right decision to play at SDSU, and it is a small news on the the Argus site. If he chose USD over SDSU Stu would have written a monster piece on why he chose USD, and it would have been plastered all over the Argus Leaders website.
Great recruit -- the potential's there for a great career and I hope he develops like another SF Washington grad: pre-season All America pick Ryan McKnight.
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Here's the original article
http://www.wissports.net/sports/foot...113&id=1167946
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Looks like we offered this kid
http://www.wissports.net/sports/foot...113&id=1168926
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Originally posted by rabbits64 View PostUnless SD kids have a chance to play at a FBS school, to get the top SD players to play at SDSU is vital. You have to keep a connection with the fans in South Dakota. It matters to the fans in the stands. We know the roster is always going to be comprised of players from all over the country, but you always have to have kids from SD that are going to play and contribute. That is how Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska, NDSU, Montana, all do it, and so do we. His talent isn't vital, the fact that he is talented enough and from SD makes it vital.
Final thought on why it is vital. There was an article earlier this week in the Argus Leader by Stu Whitney about Mohr making a decision between USD and SDSU. He makes the right decision to play at SDSU, and it is a small news on the the Argus site. If he chose USD over SDSU Stu would have written a monster piece on why he chose USD, and it would have been plastered all over the Argus Leaders website.
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Originally posted by rabbits64 View PostUnless SD kids have a chance to play at a FBS school, to get the top SD players to play at SDSU is vital. You have to keep a connection with the fans in South Dakota. It matters to the fans in the stands. We know the roster is always going to be comprised of players from all over the country, but you always have to have kids from SD that are going to play and contribute. That is how Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska, NDSU, Montana, all do it, and so do we. His talent isn't vital, the fact that he is talented enough and from SD makes it vital.
Final thought on why it is vital. There was an article earlier this week in the Argus Leader by Stu Whitney about Mohr making a decision between USD and SDSU. He makes the right decision to play at SDSU, and it is a small news on the the Argus site. If he chose USD over SDSU Stu would have written a monster piece on why he chose USD, and it would have been plastered all over the Argus Leaders website.
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Originally posted by 2002jack View PostWow. Vital? I don't agree. He seems taltented, but not vital. I'm not sure a recruiting class is dependent on one individual. Let's not over analyze things. If he went to USD or somewhere else, it wouldn't have been tragic. I'm glad to have him, but your statement seems overstated.
Final thought on why it is vital. There was an article earlier this week in the Argus Leader by Stu Whitney about Mohr making a decision between USD and SDSU. He makes the right decision to play at SDSU, and it is a small news on the the Argus site. If he chose USD over SDSU Stu would have written a monster piece on why he chose USD, and it would have been plastered all over the Argus Leaders website.
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Originally posted by 2002jack View PostWow. Vital? I don't agree. He seems taltented, but not vital. I'm not sure a recruiting class is dependent on one individual. Let's not over analyze things. If he went to USD or somewhere else, it wouldn't have been tragic. I'm glad to have him, but your statement seems overstated.
IMO, all he meant was that it was important to get our foot back in the door at Washington and land a superior football player in Sioux Falls. Kids tend to follow kids and we are now back in at Washington HS. We hopefully established another pipeline. Tragic was never used by a huge blow is true. At the level he plays at now he is superior to most of his competition and just plays at a different level.
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Originally posted by JackFan96 View PostIt wasn't just a "good get." It was a vital get. Vital. To have seen another of the top players in the state's next recruiting class go elsewhere would have been a huge blow. True, you can't ever project what these guys are going to do on the field in college, but, at this stage in the game, we need to be their top and obvious choice unless they have a spectacular opportunity at a FBS school.
Wow. Vital? I don't agree. He seems taltented, but not vital. I'm not sure a recruiting class is dependent on one individual. Let's not over analyze things. If he went to USD or somewhere else, it wouldn't have been tragic. I'm glad to have him, but your statement seems overstated.
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Originally posted by WahpJack View PostWell, at least one.
Neil Graff - LHS '68, Wisconsin '72, Vikings 16th Round Pick, 6 yr NFL career.
Graff started 33 straight games at Wisconsin. He was the Badgers' MVP and all-Big Ten as a senior. He led the Big Ten in passing and total offense as a junior. He set school records for career passing yards (3,699) and touchdown passes (23) as well as single-game TD passes (4) and passing efficiency (259.9). More...There's also SR WR Matt Hylland for the Jacks!
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