Is an epic decommitment season coming across college football?
The class of 2021 has a whole lot of questionable commitments going on as recruits try to secure spots in a panic.
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N2FL Ranks the 2021 Commits
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Not taking advantage of the "caronavirus wave of commitments" might not be all that bad. Just my opinion, but once travel is opened up I would be surprised if there isn't a "wave of de-commitments" out there nationwide.
Minnesota has 1 today.
Who? Is he one the Huskers were recruiting?
Decomit DL Albert Regis .8744 composite rank.
1. LB Randolph Kpai ## (South Dakota) recruited by Barrett Ruud and Erik Chinander
2. OT Teddy Prochazka (Nebraska) recruited by Greg Austin and Barrett Ruud
3. OLB Patrick Payton (Florida) recruited by Travis Fisher and Erik Chinander
4. WR Shawn Hardy II (Georgia) recruited by Matt Lubick and Sean Beckton
5. QB Heinrich Haarberg (Nebraska) recruited by Mario Verduzco and Matt Lubick
6. ILB Christopher Paul Jr. ## (Georgia) recruited by Barrett Ruud, Erik Chinander and Sean Beckton
7. OL Henry Lutovsky (Iowa) recruited by Greg Austin and Erik Chinander
8. OL Branson Yager (Utah) recruited by Greg Austin and Tony Tuioti.
## Plans to enroll early
2. OT Teddy Prochazka (Nebraska) recruited by Greg Austin and Barrett Ruud
3. OLB Patrick Payton (Florida) recruited by Travis Fisher and Erik Chinander
4. WR Shawn Hardy II (Georgia) recruited by Matt Lubick and Sean Beckton
5. QB Heinrich Haarberg (Nebraska) recruited by Mario Verduzco and Matt Lubick
6. ILB Christopher Paul Jr. ## (Georgia) recruited by Barrett Ruud, Erik Chinander and Sean Beckton
7. OL Henry Lutovsky (Iowa) recruited by Greg Austin and Erik Chinander
8. OL Branson Yager (Utah) recruited by Greg Austin and Tony Tuioti.
## Plans to enroll early
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I'm not trying to stir things up in this thread, but now that we have a WR commit someone has to ask... Do you see Shawn Hardy as a better or comparable prospect than Keegan Johnson?
Better
They're really close. I'd take Hardy simply because Georgia > Nebraska
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So isn't the home irrelevant? I get that there is more talent in GA than NE, but if someone is "evaluating" a recruit, shouldn't that evaluation be on talent and not his home address? Or are we to discount highlight video because all of them show players excelling?
I think what your post really points out is recruiting rankings are so subjective and differences are so fine that teeth gnashing about which ones commit to NU and which battles are "lost" are pretty pointless unless the player is remarkably talented and stands way above other players. Trouble is, Clemson, OSU and Bama are currently getting nearly all of those.
