I see vibes (Tweets) which suggests that EMU FB will start making offers for the 2022 recruiting class. (EDIT: Are they just soliciting tapes, etc. from 2022 recruiting targets).

Does this mean that EMU will go light on the 2021 class because of spring season and that the players will all gain an additional year of eligibility, which many seniors might utilize???

Here is an example of the Tweet:

https://twitter.com/EMUFBRecruiting/stat...13536?s=20

EDIT: BTW, I have asked to have this thread promoted to important.

(09-01-2020 07:56 AM)emu steve Wrote:  I see vibes (Tweets) which suggests that EMU FB will start making offers for the 2022 recruiting class.

Does this mean that EMU will go light on the 2021 class because of spring season and that the players will all gain an additional year of eligibility, which many seniors might utilize???

Here is an example of the Tweet:

https://twitter.com/EMUFBRecruiting/stat...13536?s=20

Probably should start a new thread with the other recruiting threads for 2022.

QB:

Dijion Jennings 6'0 180 Reyonldsburg OH
Rashad Rochelle 6'1 175 Springfield IL
Brogan McCaughey 6'2 190 Cincinnati OH
Te'Sean Smoot 6'1 175 Springfield OH
Keyshawn Elliott 6'3 215 Richmond MO
James McCauley 6'2 200 Carrollton GA
Naquari Rogers 6'0 195 Virginia Beach VA



RB:

Michael Cabellero 6'0 190 Savannah GA
Christion Stokes 6'0 175 Harper Woods MI
Ira Sampson 5'10 205 Willoughby OH
Elijah Jackson-Anderson 5'9 180 Grand Blanc MI-committed
Idris Williams 6'1 180 Plant City FL
Jaiden Credle 6'1 180 Columbus GA
Antonio Smith 5'11 175 Tulsa OK


WR:

Michael Stenbroten 6'3 190 Lake Mills WI
Andrew Jacobs 5'11 190 Baltimore MD
Zaven Koltookran 6'5 210 Elkhart IN
Nosey Johnson 6'3 185 Cincinnati OH
Max Reese 6'3 205 Chicago IL-committed
Rowan Zolman 6'5 200 Kendalville IN
Trevor Lorenz 6'3 195 Noble OK
Quinton Conley 6'5 190 Kansas City MO
Will Futhey 6'5 200 Waverly City OH
Lynn Wyche-El 5'10 175 Detroit MI
Aalijah Kelly 6'5 180 Greenville SC
Deandre Keys 6'2 180 Lakeland FL
Anthony Harris Jr. 6'5 190 Aurora CO
DJ Linkins 6'3 170 Washington DC
Shamar Sandgren 6'2 180 Itawamba JUCO MS
Darius Lassiter 6'3 200 Butler JUCO KS
Donovan Giles 6'5 185 Melbourne FL
Chris Bellamy 6'2 190 Coffeyville KS JUCO


TE:
Wesley Williams 6'5 245 Haymarket VA
Philip Okonkwo 6'5 240 Germany

OL:


Nathan Skebda 6'5 265 Grafton WI
Jack Greer 6'3 270 Fishers IN
Masal Riddick 6'5 310 Detroit MI
Karmarii Landers 6'5 300 Dearborn MI
Andy Hartman 6'3 260 Grand Blanc MI
Alex Key 6'4 270 Derby KS
Maurice Clipper Jr 6'6 275 Alpharetta GA
Aidan Palmer 6'5 270 Richfield OH
Gavin Bell 6'4 270 El Dorado KS
Davis Dotson 6'6 290 Tulsa OK
Mack Indestad 6'6 265 Lemont IL -committed
Joshua Anderson 6"5 285 St Louis MO-committed
Jaxon Perry 6'6 285 Ringling OK


DL:

Conner Murphy 6'3 220 Glen Ellyn IL
Daishon Folsom 6'3 300 Hutchinson JUCO KS
Realus Booman George 6'2 245 Independence jUCO KS
Letitaia Lologo III 6'2 305 Dodge City Juco
Derrick Parker II 6'2 225 Olympia Fields IL
Bo Poijan 6'3 240 Lansing MI
Deone Walker 6'7 320 Detroit MI
Aristotle Taylor 6'8 235 Birmingham MI
Conner Moore 6'5 230 Millbury OH
Shane Keenan 6'5 280 Toronto OH
A.J.Brown 6'1 295 Jenks OK
Dakari Frazier 6'4 245 Pickerington OH
Malachi Clark 6'2 300 Roseville MI
Daniel Tooson 6'0 265 Columbus OH
David Rowaiye 6'6 260 Oklahoma City OK
River Wilson 6'0 270 Buford GA
Xavier Slayton 6'3 240 Crete IL
Matt Hoffman 6'5 225 Philadelphia PA


LB

TJ Edminson 6'3 215 Rosemount MN
Christopher Jackson 6'3 210 Toledo OH
Joey Thede 6'3 220 Lake Orion MI
Marco Patierno 6'2 220 Wake Forest NC
Jeffrey Utzinger 6'0 200 Indianapolis IN
Duncan Parham II 6'4 220 Norman OK
Samih Beydoun 6'1 200 Novi MI
Luna Larson 6'2 210 Baraboo WI
Chase Faber 6'3 210 McAlester OK
Gene Townsel 5'11 200 Colonial Heights VA
Cameron Dyson Jr 6'3 215 Belleville MI


DB:


Delia Bradley 6'1 185 Springfield OH
DeMarcus Griffin Taylor 5'9 185 Independence JUCO KS
Rodney Shelly 5'11 160 Fairburn GA-committed
Antonio Watts 6'1 180 Columbus GA
Genie,Cross 6'0 175 Oak Park MI
Isiah Davis 6'1 190 Fairburn GA
Devon Irving Jr. 6'1 205 Union City GA
AJ Lopez 6'1 170 Grayson GA
Zayveon Wells 5'10 170 Sumter SC
Khary Shaw 6'2 205 Chicago IL
Mark Cannon 6'3 195 Skokie IL
Devin Baker 6'3 155 Detroit MI
Delian Bradley 6'0 185 Springfield OH
Major Williams 6' 190 Iowa Central JUCO


ATH

Troy Werking 6'0 165 Tampa FL
Rodney Harris II 6'3 195 Cincinnati OH
Marcus Dockins Jr. 6'2 175 Moore OK
Milon Jones 6'0 175 Marietta GA

(09-05-2020 04:02 PM)emu79 Wrote:  QB:

Dijion Jennings 6'0 180 Reyonldsburg OH
Rashad Rochelle 6'1 175 Springfield IL

RB:

Emmett Johnson 5'11 175 Richfield MN

WR:

Kristen Hoskins 5'10 165 Alexandria MN
Quincy Burroughs 6'2 180 Jacksonville FL
Kaleb Brown 5'11 180 Chicago IL
Tommy McIntosh 6'4 190 Dewitt MI
Michael Stenbroten 6'3 190 Lake Mills WI

OL:

Maurice Hamilton 6'4 350 Cleveland Heights OH

DL:

Landon Dean 6'4 230 Frontenac KS
Conner Murphy 6'3 220 Glen Ellyn IL
Daishon Folsom 6'3 300 Hutchinson JUCO KS

LB

TJ Edminson 6'3 215 Rosemount MN

ATH

Troy Werking 6'0 165 Tampa FL

Great work! Thanks.

(09-12-2020 05:06 PM)Jerry Weaver Wrote:  

(09-05-2020 04:02 PM)emu79 Wrote:  QB:

Dijion Jennings 6'0 180 Reyonldsburg OH
Rashad Rochelle 6'1 175 Springfield IL

RB:

Emmett Johnson 5'11 175 Richfield MN

WR:

Kristen Hoskins 5'10 165 Alexandria MN
Quincy Burroughs 6'2 180 Jacksonville FL
Kaleb Brown 5'11 180 Chicago IL
Tommy McIntosh 6'4 190 Dewitt MI
Michael Stenbroten 6'3 190 Lake Mills WI

OL:

Maurice Hamilton 6'4 350 Cleveland Heights OH

DL:

Landon Dean 6'4 230 Frontenac KS
Conner Murphy 6'3 220 Glen Ellyn IL
Daishon Folsom 6'3 300 Hutchinson JUCO KS

LB

TJ Edminson 6'3 215 Rosemount MN

ATH

Troy Werking 6'0 165 Tampa FL

Great work! Thanks.

Look for updates in that post as things develop.

The next two years of recruiting will be.... Interesting and highlighted by low #s. This may benefit some of the start up NAIA programs in the State of Michigan like Madonna and LTU.

Who recruits Ohio now that Todd Frakes left? I saw A phenomenal prospect that has 4 D1 offers including Toledo, Akron, Old Dominion, and New Mexico! 6'5" 200 pound WR! Will Futhey from Waverly high school! We need him!

(10-02-2020 12:40 PM)fanfrompowellspub Wrote:  The next two years of recruiting will be.... Interesting and highlighted by low #s. This may benefit some of the start up NAIA programs in the State of Michigan like Madonna and LTU.

Yes, and also JUCO programs.

A qualifier can go JUCO for one year, e.g., 2021, and then go D-I in 2022. The players would find it beneficial and D-I coaches would like that the players have one season of JUCO ball from which they can use to project to D-I ball.

Antonio Gates Jr. Sounds like MSU is the favorite, which is interesting because his dad transferred away from there.

https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Antoni...Interests/

A normal year would see a class size of about 20 for 2022.

(11-16-2020 12:09 PM)TheWoodenNickle Wrote:  Antonio Gates Jr. Sounds like MSU is the favorite, which is interesting because his dad transferred away from there.

https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Antoni...Interests/

Ah yes, he did commit to MSU and then transferred to EMU. Luckily he got outa Ypsilanti before his check writing issues came to light. He did very well at Kent St and eventually became a solid citizen and a great NFL player who never played college football.

He is the poster child for Steve's previous post. Creighton NEVER would have allowed him or Antonio Brown to come to EMU, that is not who he is. Considering EMU's history, I am on the coach's side but I can see the dissenting viewpoint as well.

This kid can really throw. This is his SOPH tape. He'd be my #1 Qb prospect for 2022. Looks more like a good MAC QB than a h.s. soph.

https://www.hudl.com/video/3/4022993/5dc...0dfc65ba94

I really like to watch QB tapes.

(01-16-2021 08:04 AM)emu steve Wrote:  This kid can really throw. This is his SOPH tape. He'd be my #1 Qb prospect for 2022. Looks more like a good MAC QB than a h.s. soph.

https://www.hudl.com/video/3/4022993/5dc...0dfc65ba94

I really like to watch QB tapes.

Actually this kid impresses me:

https://www.hudl.com/profile/11295324/Drew-Allar

just get some kids from michigan

(01-21-2021 08:00 AM)dansplaining Wrote:  just get some kids from michigan

With you on that Dan, I think it would be wonderful for both fan and alumni engagement.

That being said, we both might be engaged in prehistoric or at best, outdated thinking. Scott Davis and Walt Church both started for us at QB as well as Ypsilanti High. Ron Adams, our QB in our most successful D-1 season came from nearby Taylor as well. Today none of those schools have produced similar product.

The MHSAA simply is not playing sports at the level that SEC country or for that matter neighboring Ohio does.

(01-21-2021 07:17 PM)Jerry Weaver Wrote:  

(01-21-2021 08:00 AM)dansplaining Wrote:  just get some kids from michigan

With you on that Dan, I think it would be wonderful for both fan and alumni engagement.

That being said, we both might be engaged in prehistoric or at best, outdated thinking. Scott Davis and Walt Church both started for us at QB as well as Ypsilanti High. Ron Adams, our QB in our most successful D-1 season came from nearby Taylor as well. Today none of those schools have produced similar product.

The MHSAA simply is not playing sports at the level that SEC country or for that matter neighboring Ohio does.

Best to go fishing in deep waters.

The SEC has a number of states which produce great harvest of FBS talent.

The B1G states do not have the same great harvest of FBS talent. Too many states don't produce great quantities for their team(s). Many schools need to recruit outside their state.

Anyone think Nebraska can produce enough talent for the Cornhuskers?

Iowa for the Hawkeyes?

Minnesota for the Golden Gophers?

Wisconsin for the Badgers?

Indiana for IU, Purdue and ND?

Lot of B1G teams love to poach MI talent. PSU got 4 of the top dozen. Now more SEC teams are in on the recruiting party.

https://247sports.com/Season/2021-Footba...l&State=MI

OTOH, states like FL, Ga, S.C., La, etc. can produce surplus talent for schools beyond their borders.

(01-21-2021 07:47 PM)emu steve Wrote:  

(01-21-2021 07:17 PM)Jerry Weaver Wrote:  

(01-21-2021 08:00 AM)dansplaining Wrote:  just get some kids from michigan

With you on that Dan, I think it would be wonderful for both fan and alumni engagement.

That being said, we both might be engaged in prehistoric or at best, outdated thinking. Scott Davis and Walt Church both started for us at QB as well as Ypsilanti High. Ron Adams, our QB in our most successful D-1 season came from nearby Taylor as well. Today none of those schools have produced similar product.

The MHSAA simply is not playing sports at the level that SEC country or for that matter neighboring Ohio does.

Best to go fishing in deep waters.

The SEC has a number of states which produce great harvest of FBS talent.

The B1G states do not have the same great harvest of FBS talent. Too many states don't produce great quantities for their team(s). Many schools need to recruit outside their state.

Anyone think Nebraska can produce enough talent for the Cornhuskers?

Iowa for the Hawkeyes?

Minnesota for the Golden Gophers?

Wisconsin for the Badgers?

Indiana for IU, Purdue and ND?

Lot of B1G teams love to poach MI talent. PSU got 4 of the top dozen. Now more SEC teams are in on the recruiting party.

https://247sports.com/Season/2021-Footba...l&State=MI

OTOH, states like FL, Ga, S.C., La, etc. can produce surplus talent for schools beyond their borders.

Good post once again Steve.

The decline of the U-M and MSU football programs can be traced to the lack of quality athletes in Michigan High Schools. M does not have four year starting QB like Rick Leach coming out of Flint or a Drew Henson from Brighton who left early to play baseball. MSU basketball does not have the "Flintstones" winning a NCAA basketball championship. Dick Vitale recruited a bunch of local kids to win at UDM, a great career move that could not be replicated today.

The world has changed.

Yep, Jerry. I'd rather fish in deep waters with plenty of good fish.

No disrespect to say an Indiana, Purdue, Nebraska, Iowa, etc. but they will never be an Alabama, etc.

Recruiting can be like playing the game itself. You can have the home field advantage or you can go on the road.

Those SEC schools have the 'home field' advantage when it comes to recruiting. I'd take the southeast over the Midwest any day.

One can argue that OSU wins big because they are the only B1G school in a state which produces much talent, Ohio.

MI produces less talent and splits it among UofM and MSU.

Seems like a lot going on today from the coaches on twitter about 2022 recruiting. No commitments I don't think, but offers going out I think.

(02-08-2021 05:23 PM)Sellers dweller Wrote:  Seems like a lot going on today from the coaches on twitter about 2022 recruiting. No commitments I don't think, but offers going out I think.

Lots of offers see updated master list at beginning of thread. I update them as I know of offers. I will clean this up later near the fall and start taking names off the list as they commit.