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Post by k5james on Jan 27, 2012 9:40:46 GMT -8
| Name | Position | Rating | Impact | | Jerome Long | DT | ** | All Conference/NFL 7th RD | | Brian Stahovich | P | ** | All Conference/NFL UDFA | | Nik Embernate | OL | ** | Starter | | Alec Johnson | OL | ** | Starter | | Dominque Sandifer | WR | ** | Projected Starter | | Josh Wade | CB | ** | Projected Starter | | JJ Autele | DE | ** | Starter/Grad | | Aaron Brewer | LS | ** | Starter/Grad | | Rob Andrews | LB | ** | Role Player | | Jimmy Miller | OL | *** | Role Player | | Ross Williams | LB | ** | Role Player | | DJ Shields | TE | ** | Role Player | | Erik Quinones | OL | ** | Role Player/Gone | | Colin Shumate | LB | ** | Role Player/Gone | | Davion Mauldin | CB | ** | Role Player/Grad | | Drew Westling | QB | *** | Role Player/Grad | | Malcolm Culver | WR | ** | Gone | | Ramon Judkins | RB | ** | Gone | | Brian Milholland | OL | ** | Gone | | Henry Simon | DT | ** | Gone | | Taylor Wallace | OL | *** | Gone |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 9:46:22 GMT -8
lot of 2* that made big impacts.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 9:47:36 GMT -8
a lot of attrition too
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 9:48:32 GMT -8
pretty solid class but no offensive studs there.
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Post by k5james on Jan 27, 2012 9:53:33 GMT -8
It actually wasn't too bad. This was one of Chuckles' more well rounded classes. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 10:09:54 GMT -8
It actually wasn't too bad. This was one of Chuckles' more well rounded classes. If by "gone" you mean they didn't pan out and left the program, I count 7 of the 21 or 33% not there for the "Long" haul. Although EQ and Shumate had an impact. Just can't remember what happened to everyone. |
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Post by k5james on Jan 27, 2012 10:20:55 GMT -8
It actually wasn't too bad. This was one of Chuckles' more well rounded classes. If by "gone" you mean they didn't pan out and left the program, I count 7 of the 21 or 33% not there for the "Long" haul. Although EQ and Shumate had an impact. Just can't remember what happened to everyone. EQ "left" in the coaching transition. Shumate had to medically call it a career. It's the other five that didn't really set foot on campus that I'd consider real attrition and five out of 21 isn't too bad. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 10:25:38 GMT -8
EQ "left" in the coaching transition. Shumate had to medically call it a career. It's the other five that didn't really set foot on campus that I'd consider real attrition and five out of 21 isn't too bad. But they ALL count against the APR no? |
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Post by Morpheus on Jan 27, 2012 10:42:42 GMT -8
Henry Simon is at Iowa State via Grossmont JC.
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Post by k5james on Jan 27, 2012 10:44:47 GMT -8
EQ "left" in the coaching transition. Shumate had to medically call it a career. It's the other five that didn't really set foot on campus that I'd consider real attrition and five out of 21 isn't too bad. But they ALL count against the APR no? Not if they never enroll. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 10:47:22 GMT -8
lot of 2* that made big impacts. And three 3-stars who didn't, although JUCO guys are almost always overrated for some reason. It turned out to be a much better class than it appeared it would be at the time. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 10:52:44 GMT -8
But they ALL count against the APR no? Not if they never enroll. You'll have to fill me in then. Trying to remember what happened to 2008 recruits is like trying to remember the Latin name of a sea slug in Oceanography class. (apparently its Chelidonura varians) |
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Post by monty on Jan 27, 2012 10:59:46 GMT -8
Not if they never enroll. You'll have to fill me in then. Trying to remember what happened to 2008 recruits is like trying to remember the Latin name of a sea slug in Oceanography class. (apparently its Chelidonura varians) Yea, I see so many names I don't even remember I love giving other people work to do, but James, since you take an interest in this stuff, might be worth it to start tracking it on like say google docs - be interesting and easy to look back later on the classes and schollys outstanding |
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Post by k5james on Jan 27, 2012 11:02:35 GMT -8
You'll have to fill me in then. Trying to remember what happened to 2008 recruits is like trying to remember the Latin name of a sea slug in Oceanography class. (apparently its Chelidonura varians) I love giving other people work to do, but James, since you take an interest in this stuff, might be worth it to start tracking it on like say google docs - be interesting and easy to look back later on the classes and schollys outstanding Both of you guys...  ;D I need to get better at Excel so I can do something like that. |
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Post by steviegezza on Jan 27, 2012 11:51:39 GMT -8
Embernate...talk about a steal and unearthing a real gem. Credit to our staff.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 27, 2012 14:17:56 GMT -8
Embernate...talk about a steal and unearthing a real gem. Credit to our staff. Although most of us never would have thought so at the time, kudos should go primarily to Toby Neinas and this guy: argonauts.ca/video/index/id/22671Neinas was initially believed to be nothing more than payback for Chuck Neinas helping Chuck Long get the SDSU job. Turns out Neinas actually recommended Jimbo Fisher and although Toby's work as ST coach may have been nothing more than adequate, he and Himebauch turned out to be - along with LeCharls McDaniel - Chuck's best recruiters. Himebauch had been just a HS coach, at Harvard-Westlake. However, he helped upgrade the absolute worst position on the team as O-line coach. And while at H-W, Himebauch coached Jonathan Martin, who went on to play at Stanford and some are predicting could be a first-rounder this April. Chuck got Himebauch and Neinas, who had been at then miserable Temple, for peanuts. So both turned out to be very good hires. And keeping McDaniel around from Craft's staff was also a good move. Too bad Chuck had so many other just miserable assistants. |
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Post by k5james on Jun 2, 2012 13:43:10 GMT -8
Updated with Long and Stahovich's status.
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Post by pdraztec on Jun 4, 2012 11:16:04 GMT -8
Shumate lettered his Soph year and would probably been 2nd string last year with a good chance to be a starter this year........unfortunately an injury ended his career.
Khalid Stevens also had a career ending injury...don't believe he was in this class though.
Injuries have a way of stopping talented players.
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Post by dlangford9 on Jun 6, 2012 7:21:13 GMT -8
pretty solid class but no offensive studs there. I would think Ember-nasty and Alec Johnson are studs. |
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