I think Memphis biggest gem in this class is Brady Davis. Memphis was very fortunate SEC programs didn't pick him up enough on their radar. Kid is going to be special. What is everybody else's gem?
Joshuwa Holloman (Not highlights, but this should give you an idea of how athletic he is, second highest Sparq total this year, and yes, that 40 time is legit e-timed):
(02-04-2015 05:32 PM)zfred12 Wrote: [ -> ]I think Tristan Payton is the highest rated commit that we have ever gotten. 5.9 4* Ranked 142 overall and 14th best receiver in the country.
Mckinley Whitfield for sure. He's a stud athlete out of a small town in Oklahoma he had tons of late interest, specifically a last minute visit to Minnesota and Louisville pulling a 3 star RB's offer to open a spot for him a couple hours before he was supposed to sign. Luckily he stuck with Tulsa!
He reminds me a lot of Dexter McCoil who was probably the best Safety we've ever had. He hits and hits HARD plus he can play good man coverage. He also has good speed an can play on the offensive side of the ball if need be...
Lol. Tulsa already had talent on the roster. The class we signed has been undervalued to some degree and the best of the class are coming into positions where we had glaring needs. (LB, S, CB, OL) we really just needed a coach who wouldn't squander games from the getgo.
Of the three new Western Division coaches, SMU looks to have out performed UH and Tulsa in the Star Wars. We shall see. Next year's class may be a better evaluation as to which coach will succeed the most. And Morris had a bit of a head start with being hired earlier than the other two. Kudos to Coach Morris for getting the positions he felt were the most important for his system (a major shift from Jones' Run and Shoot and from the 3-4 to the 4-3) this year. QB, WRs and LB, who were indeed the highest rated in our class. Biggest steals were a WR from Kansas and the QB from Michigan/TTech.
(02-04-2015 05:14 PM)Ramen_Tiger Wrote: [ -> ]I think Memphis biggest steal in this class is Brady Davis. Memphis was very fortunate SEC programs didn't pick him up enough on their radar. Kid is going to be special. What is everybody else's steal?
247Sports Director of Scouting Barton Simmons broke down the best quarterbacks in the class of 2015. And while there are certainly a myriad of players ranked ahead of Memphis commit Brady Davis, Simmons believes he is the best mid-major QB in the 2015 class.
"This Memphis commit out of Starkville (Miss.) High School is going to put up huge numbers for Justin Fuente and people are going to wonder how he slipped to the AAC," Simmons said. "We’re already wondering that."
