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Frank Edmonds Lakewood (OH) St. Edward an RB getting looks from michigan, osu, iowa has given a solid verbal to BSU. From pics I've seen this guy is a monster. An awesome get for BSU when we get it on paper. In other recruiting words we have recieved verbals from a reciever from OH, Daniel Ifft, ranked by one service as a second team all american, it was between BSU and michigan for this kid and he verballed to BSU.
We also got a recent verbal from OT mike switzer of Lawrence North, Indianapolis, who is a finalist for mr football indiana. He chose BSU over purdue and IU. It's good to see us get a recruit over these two teams.

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Frank Edmonds is a huge get for you guys. Rated 3 stars by Rivals and the 11th ranked all-purpose back in the country.

With him and Nate Davis at QB, Ball State is going to have a great offense the next few years.

If the Cards can ever figure out how to get out of the gate quickly, they will be a big factor in the West race. Congrats on landing a good one!

I know it's been posted hundreds of times but it is just plain nice to see the level of talent the conference as a whole has been getting the last few years....Now lets see the difference play out on the field!

MileHighBronco Wrote:If the Cards can ever figure out how to get out of the gate quickly, they will be a big factor in the West race. Congrats on landing a good one!

It's their defense. Their offense isn't the problem.

Congrats on the get. This could help BSU gain a rushing attack.

Frozenbaugh Wrote:I know it's been posted hundreds of times but it is just plain nice to see the level of talent the conference as a whole has been getting the last few years....Now lets see the difference play out on the field!

Interesting to me that several MAC teams are successful recruiting states outside the region (MD, VA,GA,TN,FL) and taking talented players away from CUSA programs that are either in or much closed to those states.