2014 Graveyard Thread

[pantera17]

Holy crap. I want us to get this kid. I'm talkin elway.

[STEPHONGILMOREFAN!]

like this guy better than barker..

[CoverTwo]

Clemson jumped out early by getting Register to its camp and offered last June. Alabama could be a threat if it offers. Otherwise, the Tar Heels stand the best chance of unseating the Tigers for the big middle linebacker.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[pantera17]

Originally Posted by STEPHONGILMOREFAN!

like this guy better than barker..

Me too honestly

[CoverTwo]

Frankly, Hood isn’t even the safest bet at running back for the Tarheel State. But his rare blend of size, power and acceleration to go with prolific production make him the more tantalizing option for the purpose of this listing. Notre Dame is in the driver’s seat unless distance becomes a factor, at which time UNC and Clemson become options. Also on a number of college boards as a linebacker.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

"Hood is a freak on either side of the football," Farrell said of the No. 12 player. "He is an amazing running back who has speed, power and game-breaking ability and on defense he is a hard-hitting linebacker with quick twitch ability.

"I think he's more special as a running back and maybe a little undersized as a linebacker, but whatever he wants to play in college he will exceed at."

Link: http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com...0948&PT=4&PR=2

[CoverTwo]

South Carolina appears in the distant lead for the state’s unchallenged top offensive line prospect, and it wouldn’t be a surprise if he ended his recruitment this spring after planned stops at UNC and Stanford.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[CoverTwo]

Scott is the state’s most well-rounded back, in this observer's estimation. He’s smooth and glides as a runner, likewise possesses a sprinter’s speed but also catches the ball superbly – making for a nice all-purpose value. All signs indicate he will follow close friend, former teammate and ’13 signee Pharoh Cooper to South Carolina.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[CoverTwo]

Thompson’s junior production took a precipitous dip, in as much because the Hornets had a lot more difficulty getting him the ball. Still, he is a sleek athlete who plays the ball well, and his sophomore film was dynamic. Appears to be giving UNC and N.C. State stronger consideration after initially leaning toward Clemson, Florida and Ohio State.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[STEPHONGILMOREFAN!]

i just want a quarterback to be a passer.. not a thrower.. difference between barker and harris... shaw and thompson...

[CoverTwo]

Berrios typically draws comparisons to a prospect UNC had to reach to West Virginia to nab for the ’13 class, Ryan Switzer. South Carolina is the team to beat unless Miami exhibits stronger interest.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[CoverTwo]

Blazevich transformed himself from skinny receiver to bona fide tight end prospect in one offseason a year ago. Clemson and Georgia perhaps have the likeliest odds of landing the four-star target, who has Alabama, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Ole Miss in his top six.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[STEPHONGILMOREFAN!]

we will end up with a top ten class.. problem with that?.. well still be 6th in the SEC

[CoverTwo]

Lloyd has been on the recruiting radar longer than anyone else in the state, having claimed offers since a superlative freshman season. Different schools have him on the board as a slot receiver, cornerback, athlete or quarterback. Ohio State and Notre Dame stand as the top out-of-state challengers.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[STEPHONGILMOREFAN!]

cantt waitttt for this guy to committ

[CoverTwo]

Barbour is your standard slot receiver with speed whose only knock is height. South Carolina and UNC remain his top two candidates.

Link: http://northcarolina.247sports.com/A...or-2014-116157

[gamecockfinatic2007]

Absolutely love the work we are putting in to get the big ugglies. We are building great starting and talented depth on the Oline. A must have to win a championship.
TIME TO COACH UP AND PERFORM.

Mr. Spain hope you become a gamecock and look forward to seeing you play on saturdays.

[CoverTwo]

The 5-foot-10.5, 203-pound Michel was on hand Saturday and took part in the workout. He looked to be in tip top shape, as he usually does and zipped through running back drills with quick feet and terrific balance. More than just a threat as a runner, the five-star prospect caught the ball naturally throughout the day. Georgia, Notre Dame, Miami, Florida and Florida State are his current top five.

Link: http://247sports.com/Article/Sony-Mi...Tryouts-116125

[cockywill09]

Originally Posted by STEPHONGILMOREFAN!

cantt waitttt for this guy to committ

Me either

[CoverTwo]

As a sophomore, Hurd was a big versatile athlete that had the look of a safety, wide receiver, linebacker and maybe a running back. As a junior, Hurd took on the burden of proof and removed any doubt that he’s a running back all the way. In 2012, the 6-2, 205-pounder led his team to a 15-0 record and a state championship. Along the way he rushed for a state record of 3,357 yards and 43 touchdowns. Hurd’s closing act as a junior was a 394-yard, seven-touchdown performance in the state championship game. Florida, Ohio State, Vanderbilt and Tennessee are currently listed among Hurd’s favorites.

Link: http://247sports.com/Article/247Spor...an-Team-115768

"He's answered a lot of questions about whether or not he's a running back at the next level with his recent play on the field but he still needs to prove that he's on the same level of other backs in this class physically," Wommack said of Hurd, who checks in at No. 15. "He's a little taller than most running backs and because of it tends to run with an upright style that leaves him open to big hits. His ability to transition to the college game will depend on how he continues to develop throughout the offseason."

Link: http://footballrecruiting.rivals.com...0948&PT=4&PR=2

[CoverTwo]

The 6-foot-7, 300-pound Prince is dominant as both a pass blocker and run blocker and had close to 50 pancake blocks this season for his high school team. He was an All-Met selection by the Washington Post and his scholarship offer count reached double digits long ago.

Link: http://247sports.com/Article/247Spor...an-Team-115768