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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 09, 2012, 05:48:30 PM »
Hahaha hey I love Sams I think he could be a Vick or better, I just could seem them looking for more of a blue-collared pocket passer like Waters if they got him. What other position besides QB or bench warmer would Waters be be able to play? Sams can play a multitude of positions.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 09, 2012, 05:37:51 PM »
I could actually see them converting Sam's into a RB if we pull out recruiting a top Juco QB like Waters. I would say we definitely need a star RB for next year.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 09, 2012, 05:22:35 PM »
I'm going with Trevor Walker. http://espn.go.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/158099/trevor-walker
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 09, 2012, 04:49:31 PM »
Okay whose the next commitment for KSU any bets?
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Essentially Flyertalk / Pretty cool KSU video an link
« on: November 09, 2012, 01:37:00 PM »
http://www.upworthy.com/a-mob-of-college-students-attack-a-girl-with-cancer-and-the-results-are-life-cha?g=2
I don't know if this has been posted yet or not but my Fiance showed me and I thought it was pretty awesome.
I don't know if this has been posted yet or not but my Fiance showed me and I thought it was pretty awesome.
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Kansas State Football / Re: A poster on GoPowercat.com that deserves our support
« on: November 09, 2012, 01:33:08 PM »
It's just a little water in my eye.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 09, 2012, 01:00:44 PM »
Hopefully Cre Moore stay's committed to KSU, I know on his twitter feed he mentioned his dad wants him to go to OU. I watched a little film on him and was pretty impressed. Definitely a solid 3 star corner back, looks like he can dish out some hard hits too and great speed. With one or two years through KSU weight training program the kid could be a monster cb for us in the future.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 08, 2012, 03:32:59 PM »
its garbage. nothing new only saying kstate is going to load up on juco recruits and under recruited high schoolers. lame
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 06, 2012, 06:59:37 PM »
For the future -
2014 running back Brock Broughton (Kearney, Mo.) finished the 2012 season with 1,595 rushing yards, 216 receiving yards and 25 total touchdowns. He scored 20 touchdowns on the ground and averaged seven yards per rush.
Broughton has made his case to FBS programs, and he’s making his trips to various locations. Kansas State was his stop this past weekend, and the 5-foot-11, 190-pound running back said he enjoyed the trip to Manhattan, Kan.
Broughton was in attendance for Kansas State’s 44-30 win against Oklahoma State and said the Manhattan environment reminded him of “a bigger Kearney.”
“It was fantastic. I liked the school and the atmosphere,” Broughton said. “I had a chance to take a tour of the facilities. I saw the locker room, the equipment room, the press box ... it was great.
“That program’s all about family. I think that’s what made me look at it even more.”
Broughton, who is being recruited by quarterbacks coach Del Miller, had the chance to stand on the sidelines for pre-game rituals with the Wildcats. He also had a chance to speak with sophomore punter Mark Krause, who is from Kearney.
“He said it wasn’t a hard transfer coming from Kearney,” Broughton said of Krause. “That was a big deal to me.”
Broughton said that Kansas State is high on his list, and he gave the visit “a 9 on a 10 scale.” He said Kansas State, Tulsa and Missouri are emerging as early favorites, but the recruiting process is very early. Broughton is planning an unofficial visit to Missouri on Nov. 17 for the Tigers’ home game against Syracuse.
2014 running back Brock Broughton (Kearney, Mo.) finished the 2012 season with 1,595 rushing yards, 216 receiving yards and 25 total touchdowns. He scored 20 touchdowns on the ground and averaged seven yards per rush.
Broughton has made his case to FBS programs, and he’s making his trips to various locations. Kansas State was his stop this past weekend, and the 5-foot-11, 190-pound running back said he enjoyed the trip to Manhattan, Kan.
Broughton was in attendance for Kansas State’s 44-30 win against Oklahoma State and said the Manhattan environment reminded him of “a bigger Kearney.”
“It was fantastic. I liked the school and the atmosphere,” Broughton said. “I had a chance to take a tour of the facilities. I saw the locker room, the equipment room, the press box ... it was great.
“That program’s all about family. I think that’s what made me look at it even more.”
Broughton, who is being recruited by quarterbacks coach Del Miller, had the chance to stand on the sidelines for pre-game rituals with the Wildcats. He also had a chance to speak with sophomore punter Mark Krause, who is from Kearney.
“He said it wasn’t a hard transfer coming from Kearney,” Broughton said of Krause. “That was a big deal to me.”
Broughton said that Kansas State is high on his list, and he gave the visit “a 9 on a 10 scale.” He said Kansas State, Tulsa and Missouri are emerging as early favorites, but the recruiting process is very early. Broughton is planning an unofficial visit to Missouri on Nov. 17 for the Tigers’ home game against Syracuse.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 05, 2012, 04:26:36 PM »
apparently ESPN has raised the grade levels of some of ksu recruits. Tanner Wood is now 77
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 04, 2012, 06:53:56 PM »
Oh wow they think Toby Johnson tore his ACL and MCL.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 04, 2012, 03:20:34 PM »
....I'm already grinding on the floor with the 15.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 04, 2012, 03:09:25 PM »
We haven't even been talking to this guy. HE called the K-state coaches saying him and 2 other teammates wanted to come down and watch.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 04, 2012, 02:21:11 PM »
Thought you guys might enjoy this.
Toby Johnson (Hutchinson, Kan./Hutchinson Community College) has made several trips to Manhattan, Kan., but before Saturday, the standout junior college defensive tackle admitted he'd never been to Kansas State for a football game.
Johnson, a 6-foot-4, 305-pound prospect with multiple offers, said he enjoyed being a part of the 50,781 in attendance at LHC Bill Snyder Stadium. He watched the Wildcats beat Oklahoma State 44-30, stay undefeated through nine games and, most importantly, keep its shot at playing for a BCS national title alive.
“It was a real good experience. It kind of surprised me for a minute,” said Johnson, who has a Kansas State offer. “I didn’t think it would be jumping like that. There were 50,000 fans going crazy.”
Johnson made the two-hour trip from Hutchinson to Manhattan with teammates, fellow sophomores and top recruits in receiver Jatavius Stewart and offensive tackle Devonte Danzey. Stewart has offers from Kansas State, Tennessee, Georgia and Oklahoma State, among others. Danzey doesn’t have a Kansas State offer, but he is getting a look from the Wildcats. He has offers from West Virginia, Texas Tech, Kansas and others.
“I had lost contact with [Kansas State], but I called them up,” Johnson said. “I let them know we wanted to make the trip out. It was a good time.”
Johnson, a mainstay for a Hutchinson team ranked No. 16 in the latest NJCAA poll, said he could see himself potentially playing for Kansas State, and his recruiting process is far from over. Originally from College Park, Ga., Johnson has additional offers from Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Texas A&M, USC and Nebraska, among other programs. Georgia and Tennessee are two schools high on his list so far.
Toby Johnson (Hutchinson, Kan./Hutchinson Community College) has made several trips to Manhattan, Kan., but before Saturday, the standout junior college defensive tackle admitted he'd never been to Kansas State for a football game.
Johnson, a 6-foot-4, 305-pound prospect with multiple offers, said he enjoyed being a part of the 50,781 in attendance at LHC Bill Snyder Stadium. He watched the Wildcats beat Oklahoma State 44-30, stay undefeated through nine games and, most importantly, keep its shot at playing for a BCS national title alive.
“It was a real good experience. It kind of surprised me for a minute,” said Johnson, who has a Kansas State offer. “I didn’t think it would be jumping like that. There were 50,000 fans going crazy.”
Johnson made the two-hour trip from Hutchinson to Manhattan with teammates, fellow sophomores and top recruits in receiver Jatavius Stewart and offensive tackle Devonte Danzey. Stewart has offers from Kansas State, Tennessee, Georgia and Oklahoma State, among others. Danzey doesn’t have a Kansas State offer, but he is getting a look from the Wildcats. He has offers from West Virginia, Texas Tech, Kansas and others.
“I had lost contact with [Kansas State], but I called them up,” Johnson said. “I let them know we wanted to make the trip out. It was a good time.”
Johnson, a mainstay for a Hutchinson team ranked No. 16 in the latest NJCAA poll, said he could see himself potentially playing for Kansas State, and his recruiting process is far from over. Originally from College Park, Ga., Johnson has additional offers from Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Texas A&M, USC and Nebraska, among other programs. Georgia and Tennessee are two schools high on his list so far.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Official "Would a single KU player make KSU's roster" 2012 edition
« on: November 03, 2012, 04:23:41 PM »
Dayne Christ could do the laundry and carry the Gatorade around maybe?
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 03, 2012, 10:01:49 AM »
Toby Johnson from HCC taking an unofficial visit to ksu game today.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 01, 2012, 12:14:03 PM »
He probably won't even make the field if he goes to Alabama or Georgia with all their current 4 and 5 stars, atleast at K-State he has a chance for tons of playing time and a shot at the NFL if he turns out to be a star.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: November 01, 2012, 12:05:10 PM »
Offers have been coming in weekly for juco defensive back Riyahd Jones (Columbus, Ga./Garden City Community College). On Wednesday, the former Columbus (Ga.) Carver standout felt he was ready to make his commitment, so he picked up the phone.
“I actually called Ole Miss to commit today, but they did not answer when I first called,” Jones said.
Then his phone rang.
“I got some information that Alabama was seriously interested,” Jones said. “They called my high school coach and my coaches at Georgia Southern.”
Then, his phone rang again.
“Then Coach [Scott] Lakatos at UGA called, and he told me to hold off on committing as long as I can,” Jones said. “He wants to get me down on an official visit later on this year. He loves my film, how physical I play and how I move my feet.”
Jones took it as a sign.
“Like my tweet said, God works in mysterious ways,” Jones said. “I was a missed phone call away from committing to four years of my life to a school. Maybe he has something bigger planned for me.”
At the moment, Jones says that Ole Miss and Kansas State stand out, but the Bulldogs and Crimson Tide could make things very interesting with an offer.
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“Georgia and Alabama are like dream schools,” Jones said. “I grew up a Georgia fan, and when Alabama got Julio Jones, I became an Alabama fan. Then when I got to junior college, my girlfriend was at Georgia so I became a Georgia fan all over again. I feel like I can hold out as long as possible for them two schools, because the chance to play for those two programs does not come around often. For them to even mention my name or put me on their board is a blessing.”
An offer from either program could lead to a quick decision for the 6-foot, 185-pound cornerback, who says he has 24 tackles, eight pass breakups, one forced fumble, and two blocked field goals this year, one of which he returned 89 yards for a touchdown.
“If Georgia were to offer I would commit on the spot,” Jones said. “If Georgia and Alabama were to offer me at the same time, I would have to pick Georgia because it is my home state and my girlfriend goes there.”
Wednesday morning, Jones said he had set an official to Kentucky for Nov. 17. That night, Jones hinted that he would likely not make the trip
“I spoke to my family and they do not really want me taking the official to Kentucky because of what happened to me with them in high school,” Jones said.
“I actually called Ole Miss to commit today, but they did not answer when I first called,” Jones said.
Then his phone rang.
“I got some information that Alabama was seriously interested,” Jones said. “They called my high school coach and my coaches at Georgia Southern.”
Then, his phone rang again.
“Then Coach [Scott] Lakatos at UGA called, and he told me to hold off on committing as long as I can,” Jones said. “He wants to get me down on an official visit later on this year. He loves my film, how physical I play and how I move my feet.”
Jones took it as a sign.
“Like my tweet said, God works in mysterious ways,” Jones said. “I was a missed phone call away from committing to four years of my life to a school. Maybe he has something bigger planned for me.”
At the moment, Jones says that Ole Miss and Kansas State stand out, but the Bulldogs and Crimson Tide could make things very interesting with an offer.
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“Georgia and Alabama are like dream schools,” Jones said. “I grew up a Georgia fan, and when Alabama got Julio Jones, I became an Alabama fan. Then when I got to junior college, my girlfriend was at Georgia so I became a Georgia fan all over again. I feel like I can hold out as long as possible for them two schools, because the chance to play for those two programs does not come around often. For them to even mention my name or put me on their board is a blessing.”
An offer from either program could lead to a quick decision for the 6-foot, 185-pound cornerback, who says he has 24 tackles, eight pass breakups, one forced fumble, and two blocked field goals this year, one of which he returned 89 yards for a touchdown.
“If Georgia were to offer I would commit on the spot,” Jones said. “If Georgia and Alabama were to offer me at the same time, I would have to pick Georgia because it is my home state and my girlfriend goes there.”
Wednesday morning, Jones said he had set an official to Kentucky for Nov. 17. That night, Jones hinted that he would likely not make the trip
“I spoke to my family and they do not really want me taking the official to Kentucky because of what happened to me with them in high school,” Jones said.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: October 28, 2012, 08:12:57 PM »
#2 in the nation, good shot at the title, I like our chances of getting a stellar recruiting class.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: October 23, 2012, 08:29:51 PM »
Man you found that out fast! I love hearing about KSU Recruiting news, I'm hoping for great things along with this fantastic season.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: October 20, 2012, 07:58:59 AM »
that's badass they produce good talent in those Tulsa area schools.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: October 19, 2012, 06:49:59 PM »
Certainly --
LHC Bill Snyder built a successful and lasting program at Kansas State primarily threw shrewd recruiting tactics that emphasize JUCO additions.
Marquel Combs (Los Angeles, Calif./Pearce College) is a highly sought after JUCO recruit. And Kansas State just might be at the top of his list.
"Combs claims 40 scholarship offers, but can't attend any SEC school because the conference is petrified by online math courses and will not accept them," Rob Cassidy of Rivals.com wrote. "He likes K-State's reputation for developing junior college players and its shiny 6-0 record. Calling the Wildcats the favorite is a stretch, but I won't be floored if he commits during his Dec. 1 visit.
Others schools of interest include: Arizona, Baylor, BYU, Indiana, Kansas, Oregon State, Texas Tech and Utah.
LHC Bill Snyder built a successful and lasting program at Kansas State primarily threw shrewd recruiting tactics that emphasize JUCO additions.
Marquel Combs (Los Angeles, Calif./Pearce College) is a highly sought after JUCO recruit. And Kansas State just might be at the top of his list.
"Combs claims 40 scholarship offers, but can't attend any SEC school because the conference is petrified by online math courses and will not accept them," Rob Cassidy of Rivals.com wrote. "He likes K-State's reputation for developing junior college players and its shiny 6-0 record. Calling the Wildcats the favorite is a stretch, but I won't be floored if he commits during his Dec. 1 visit.
Others schools of interest include: Arizona, Baylor, BYU, Indiana, Kansas, Oregon State, Texas Tech and Utah.
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Kansas State Football / Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« on: October 19, 2012, 06:32:45 PM »
Here is more good news - http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/features/rumors/_/date/20121019