Yeah, one of the Top 2014 QBS is at your camp two days earlier and you ask over the phone if he has been to any camps yet.

 

It's like me asking a customer "so which product do you use for..." and they reply "uh, yours, moron."

That's the gist but the details are a bit off.

 

It certainly hurt the cause of the school who forgot he had been there recently.

 

 

It's funny but it's also easy to understand how it could happen.

It's funny but it's also easy to understand how it could happen.

 

Not when you are personally invited and work with that coach for 8 hours two days prior.

Not when you are personally invited and work with that coach for 8 hours two days prior.

 

Might explain the recruiting woes of one of our "in-state" schools.

South Carolina just extended an offer to Drew!

South Carolina just extended an offer to Drew!

 

That is how you start a vacation.

Just seen on Rivals that Barker is listed at 6'3 205 last year he was listed at 6'4.

Just seen on Rivals that Barker is listed at 6'3 205 last year he was listed at 6'4.

 

He measured 6'3 in his socks last summer at a camp in Indy.

 

Quibbling.

He measured 6'3 in his socks last summer at a camp in Indy.

 

Quibbling.

 

 

Conner's roster last year.

 

7 Drew Barker QB So. 6-4 190

I was told by someone close to the program he is now 5'9".

I was told by someone close to the program he is now 5'9".

 

Must be "Daddy"!

Conner's roster last year.

 

7 Drew Barker QB So. 6-4 190

 

Why do you have such a stiff one over this issue? You've posted it numerous times.

Why do you have such a stiff one over this issue? You've posted it numerous times.

 

This means a lot if college coaches keep seeing these "inaccuracies" in the young mans height. When coaches recruit these kids they cast a giant net a whole lot more than people think. As time goes on the noose gets tighter and tighter Until they come up with the ones they think are keepers. Didn't get to see Drew play last year just heard accuracy was the only thing he needed to work on.

This means a lot if college coaches keep seeing these "inaccuracies" in the young mans height. When coaches recruit these kids they cast a giant net a whole lot more than people think. As time goes on the noose gets tighter and tighter Until they come up with the ones they think are keepers. Didn't get to see Drew play last year just heard accuracy was the only thing he needed to work on.

 

6'3 vs 6'4 is irrelevant to the evaluation you speak of. The schools that have offered and the others who have had him on campus know how tall he is.

 

He has a lot of things he needs to work on. Fortunately, colleges have full-time coaches to help him.

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