2022 Worthless Recruiting Thread

[MaximumSam]

Do we have a 2022 thread? Anyway four star corner Jyaire Brown commits to the Bucks out of Louisiana

[Brutus Buckeye]

Only four?

[MaximumSam]

Still on the four train. Bucks add four star OT Tegra Tshabola out of West Chester.

[MaximumSam]

Bucks add four star LB C.J. Hicks out of Dayton

[Mdot21]

Since we're talking way too early worthless 2022 'crootin' here, might as well keep it going.

5* CB Domani Jackson (6-1, 185) of California (Mater Dei HS) - who is ranked in the way too early rankings as the #12 player overall and the #2 CB in the nation, cuts his list to 10. Ohio State and Michigan make the list. Michigan has started a bit of a pipeline in Cali the last couple classes, and just snagged some of Jackson's Mater Dei teammates in 2021 4* WR Cristian Dixon and 2020 4* CB Donovan Green-Warren. Not that these things ever matter much- but Jackson has family in Michigan and has said many times that Michigan was his dream school and that he grew up a Michigan fan. Michigan will have a legitimate shot, but Mater Dei is a big USC feeder school and the hometown school typically always has the edge imo.

Michigan is also in very good position with in-state 2022 5* CB William Johnson (6-3, 190) of Grosse Pointe South HS. Johnson is ranked as the #16th player overall and #4 CB in the nation in the way too early rankings. He also grew up a Michigan fan, as his father Deon Johnson, was a starting safety at Michigan in the early 1990s.

If their rankings hold and Harbaugh can work the familial/fandom connections he could wind up with two 5* CB's in the 2022 class.

[847badgerfan]

Wisconsin has a Super 6 right now, all of which could be high 4 STARZ and some 5.

Might be tough to keep them all at home. The fence King Barry built around the state is still strong, but all of these 6 have offers from Bama.

Gonna be interesting. Might have to dip into Minnesota, which is also in-sate recruiting for Big Red.

[Mdot21]

Wisconsin has a Super 6 right now, all of which could be high 4 STARZ and some 5.

Might be tough to keep them all at home. The fence King Barry built around the state is still strong, but all of these 6 have offers from Bama.

Gonna be interesting. Might have to dip into Minnesota, which is also in-sate recruiting for Big Red.

Michigan is after Braelon Allen at safety pretty hard right now. So is ND. Looks like it’ll be a 3-team race. 

[847badgerfan]

And it's over. Allen is a Badger. Let the dominoes start to fall.


Wisconsin landed its first class of 2022 commitment on Tuesday as Fond Du Lac (Wis.) safety Braelon Allen opted to stay home and play for the Badgers. Badger247 breaks down Allen's impact on the field and his effect on the rest of the 2022 recruiting cycle...

THE NUMBERS

2: Wisconsin has landed back-to-back four-star safety commits in the 2022 and 2021 classes.

2: Allen is the second-highest rated safety commit for the Badgers in the 247sports composite era.

15: The Badgers have landed the last 15 in-state prospects they've verbally offered going back to the 2019 class.


116: At No. 116 overall, Allen is the 14th highest-ranked commit for UW in the 247sports composite era.

[ELA]

And it's over. Allen is a Badger. Let the dominoes start to fall.


Wisconsin landed its first class of 2022 commitment on Tuesday as Fond Du Lac (Wis.) safety Braelon Allen opted to stay home and play for the Badgers. Badger247 breaks down Allen's impact on the field and his effect on the rest of the 2022 recruiting cycle...

THE NUMBERS

2: Wisconsin has landed back-to-back four-star safety commits in the 2022 and 2021 classes.

2: Allen is the second-highest rated safety commit for the Badgers in the 247sports composite era.

15: The Badgers have landed the last 15 in-state prospects they've verbally offered going back to the 2019 class.


116: At No. 116 overall, Allen is the 14th highest-ranked commit for UW in the 247sports composite era.

During a pandemic, when kids might be nervous to travel away for school, is a pretty darn good time to have the best group of in state kids ever.

[847badgerfan]

Still, it's pretty rare for UW to lose an in-state kid they really want.

[Mdot21]

Still, it's pretty rare for UW to lose an in-state kid they really want.

yeah, I think that state is a lot like Ohio, kids are born and bred to worship the hometown team, and there is no other game in town. Wish the state of Michigan was like that.

[FearlessF]

the state of Nebraska was like that, until Billy C. showed up

[MaximumSam]

Penn State gets a commitment from Kaden Saunders, a 4 star receiver. It's of interest to me because he's from Westerville South and I live in Westerville.  Have to think he liked how Penn State used KJ Hamler - he's that kind of player. It doesn't seem like OSU ever really got into his recruitment. Not sure why.

[MrNubbz]

Sam - thought you were supposed to be the bagman covering that county - slacker