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CA Forever
708SIGNED:
- ATH Darien Langley *** 5'9 160 St. Joseph High School (Santa Maria, CA) Tweet
Offers: Army, UC Davis
- DB Christian Calhoun ** 5'11 170 Pacifica High School (Oxnard, CA) Tweet
Offers: Cal Poly, San Diego, UC Davis
- DB Rex Connors ** 6'1 200 Pleasant Grove High School (Pleasant Grove, UT) Tweet
Offers: Air Force, Army, Colorado State, Eastern Washington, Idaho, Montana, Montana State, Navy, Nevada, Northern Colorado, South Dakota State, UC Davis, Weber State
- DB George Moreno II ** 5'11 190 Sierra College (Rocklin, CA) Tweet
Offers: UC Davis
- DB Jayden Stanley ** 6'0 180 Menlo-Atherton (Menlo Park, CA) Tweet
Offers: Montana, Northern Arizona, San Diego, Southern Utah, UC Davis
- DL Joey Carrillo 6'4 225 Acalanes High School (Lafayette, CA) Tweet
Offers: UC Davis
- DL Darius Wilson 6'3 235 Antelope Valley College (Lancaster, CA) Tweet
Offers: UC Davis
- LB Porter Connors ** 6'1 210 Pleasant Grove High School (Pleasant Grove, UT) Tweet
Offers: Army, Eastern Washington, Idaho, Navy, UC Davis
- OL Jake Parsons *** 6'4 290 Edison High School (Huntington Beach, CA) Tweet
Offers: Cal Poly, Idaho State, Lake Erie, Lehigh, NAU, Nevada, San Jose State, UC Davis, Utah State
- RB Matteo Perez ** 5'10 180 Marin Catholic High School (Kentfield, CA) Tweet
Offers: Eastern Washington, Sacramento State, UC Davis
- TE Winston Williams *** 6'4 220 Immanuel Schools (Reedley, CA) Tweet
Offers: Army, Cal Poly, Eastern Washington, Fresno State, New Mexico, Sacramento State, San Diego State, San Jose State, UC Davis, Wyoming
PWO:
COMMITTED:
OFFENSE:
Athlete:
Offensive Line:
Quarterback:
Running Back:
Tight End:
Wide Receiver:
DEFENSE:
Defensive Back:
- Skyler Thomas *** 6'2 190 Menlo-Atherton (Menlo Park, CA) Tweet
Offers: Northern Arizona, UC Davis, UNLV
Defensive Line:
Linebacker:
SPECIAL TEAMS:
Kicker:
Long Snapper:
Punter:
COMMITTED ELSEWHERE:
- ATH Assani Berkeley *** 6'1 180 Mission College Prep Catholic High School (San Luis Obispo, CA) SAN JOSE STATE
- ATH Zeke Branham *** 6'2 200 Skyline High School (Mesa, AZ) FRESNO STATE
- ATH Tommy Griffin 6'2 175 Corona Del Mar High School (Newport Beach, CA) CAL POLY
- ATH Caden Jumper *** 6'3 245 Eatonville High School (Eatonville, WA) WASHINGTON
- ATH Logan Kraut 6'2 190 Maria Carrillo High School (Santa Rosa, CA) ARIZONA
- ATH Bryson Reeves *** 6'3 185 St Francis High School (La Canada Flintridge, CA) UTAH
- ATH Noah Short 6'0 180 King's Academy (Sunnyvale. CA) ARMY
- DL Coco Lukrich *** 6'4 260 Park City High School (Park City, UT) STANFORD
- DL Nick Ostlund *** 6'3 260 St. Margaret's Episcopal School (San Juan Capistrano, CA) PENN
- LB Jekob Jones *** 5'11 220 Central High School (Fresno, CA) CAL POLY
- LB Ryan Kershaw *** 6'2 220 La Salle High School (Yakima, WA) WASHINGTON STATE
- LB Moses Oladejo *** 6'2 225 Consumnes Oaks High School (Elk Grove, CA) CALIFORNIA
- OL Brock Dieu *** 6'2 270 Casteel High School (Queen Creek, AZ) WASHINGTON STATE
- OL Dylan Jemtegaard *** 6'4 270 Yelm High School (Yelm, WA) CALIFORNIA
- OL Charlies Reynolds 6'5 265 California High School (San Ramon, CA) AZUZA PACIFIC
- TE Carlton Brown *** 6'6 200 Mission College Prepatory Catholic (San Luis Obispo, CA) NEVADA
- TE JT Byrne *** 6'6 230 Carmel High School (Carmel, CA) OREGON STATE
- TE Scott Giuliano *** 6'5 225 Corona Del Mar High School (Newport Beach, CA) HARVARD
- TE JP Murphy *** 6'4 220 San Ramon Valley High School (Danville, CA) SAN DIEGO STATE
- TE Christian Pedersen *** 6'5 230 Junipero Serra High School (San Mateo, CA) LOUISVILLE
- WR Chase Harleston *** 6'3 185 Harvard Westlake High School (Studio City, CA) COLUMBIA
- WR Jaron Leaks *** 6'3 195 Vacaville Christian Schools (Vacaville, CA) WESTERN OREGON -
DrMike
789good one!!
Maybe it’s from Re-watching the ‘country music’ series on PBS (if you haven’t, watch it even if that’s not your genre), but my mental image was Porter Waggoner with that blonde pompadour. Rhinestone football jersey. -
CA Forever
708Just dropped a HUGE recruiting update for y'all. The coaches are still busy even during the shutdown.
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AggieFinn
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CA Forever
708Very true. I find it interesting we're going after tight ends early again even after signing a ton of them this last recruiting cycle.
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agalum
357
I dig it when we are loaded with talented receivers and the post game stats show a bunch of guys who made completions. Really puts pressure on opposing Ds.
BTW, stay safe and wear a mask :). -
CA Forever
708Tough to tell this early in the process. We went pretty light on DB last cycle though.
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69aggie
386Dark clouds on the horizon. Gov. Newsom strongly hints that Fall college sports may have to be cancelled as well. Cites “boomerang” effect in Asia when restrictions were relaxed. Dittto NFL. Whoever said we were in “uncharted territory” here was understating the problem. Sports may never be the same again. -
movielover
558Ugh. FWIW, we're 5 months away & three major projections (estimates) have been substantially wrong. Fauci & the CDC were originally estimating 200,000 to 2 Million deaths.
Taiwan really nailed it, shutting off travel from China 2 weeks before Chinese New Year's, no cruise ships, masks, etc. Only 300 infections & 5 deaths? -
agalum
357
Part of this can be explained by precautions taken, but it appears a big player in this is the virus genome changing from country to country affecting transmission. Interesting article on this recently came out of UC Health: https://health.ucdavis.edu/health-news/contenthub/genome-variation-gives-insight-into-coronavirus-spread-/2020/04 -
Riveraggie
260common sense: A geographical area will have multiple strains of the virus unless they’ve been isolated. Natural selection will favor less lethal and more infective strains. The extremely lethal strains will tend to spread less due to host dying and/ or attracting medical isolation, while mild symptom strains will spread more easily to more people. Eventually this will be a mild disease that most people have had.
It’s about time someone reports how far this virus has penetrated a population by doing the antibody tests on a random sample. To date we don’t seem to know if .5% or 50% of the population of
any country has been infected. If that isn’t known how can anyone predict what kind of isolation will be necessary in the fall? -
agalum
357
Excellent points. I would love to see if I have covid19 titer. I had a terrible flu late December that was different than any flu Ive ever had. The symptoms matched those listed for coronavirus. Ive seen the “accepted” timeline for this virus in the US, but do we really know? -
DrMike
789Since I’m suffering corona overload, how about moving virus talk to off topics. Maybe we get get sports talk as a distraction. They have a best basketball moments final four on MBB Instagram. Maybe we can start a ‘favorite Aggie stadium’ thread as a healthy distraction? And a ‘favorite Les-era’ memory in MBB ? I’ll start tomorrow
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69aggie
386DrMike everyone feels your pain. I don't mean this at all as disrespectful, but Move this to another site if you want. But, we are all witnessing the never to be seen before effects of a pandemic on international sports. We have seen the Olympics move with college spring sports as well. So to deny or ignore this because you are “overloaded” is not really helpful. Much better to be prepared for a new time in college sports. Like: football games in empty stadiums on HBO. Not all that bad given the times we are now living in. Also, The new recruits must be terrified with what is happenIng to their athletic careers, so much sympathies there as well. But, not the time for sugarcoating.
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DrMike
789I didnt say sugarcoat or ignore, put it in off topics or write specifics about how it is effecting a sport (like how giving an entire football program another year of eligibility will effect the next 4 recruiting cycles).
If there is news of new recruits, it would be nice to see it in this thread. If there is a COVID thread I’ll chose to look there or not. -
72Aggie
334I'm with Dr. Mike on this (for what my opinion may be worth.) In the first place this is a fan site for Aggie fans. As I noted earlier, 'a good rule of thumb is don't talk religion or politics.'
I think discussion of the pandemic would be better held on a dedicated thread (or threads?) in the OT Board area:
1. We can usually talk about our common interest, the Aggies, without bristling feathers over views that cross the line into politics, etc.
2. If people want to talk about the pandemic, it is hard to do that here as there are threads in probably each of the sports sub-categories that have dipped into that. Better to put them all in one place. I would think the "OT Board" is a good place for that.
This pandemic will probably be the major event of most of our lives...as our parents or grandparents had WWII. I don't want to down play it, and I think it is appropriate it...but an OT Board is a better place than a football, basketball, baseball or Other Sport sub-board.
Having said that, wash your hands. -
agalum
357
Not sure about “the last great,” but I was really impressed with how Nick Eaton performed the last half of the season when he was blitzing from both ends. Speed and athleticism.
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