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2020

The top 10 schools that had the most players selected in the 2019 NFL Draft. Alabama – 10 Washington – 9 Ohio State – 9 Oklahoma – 8 Texas A&M – 7 Georgia – 7 Clemson – 6 Ole Miss – 6 Penn State – 6 With the exception of Clemson, the PAC 12 is overall better than the ACC. Huskies sent more...

They may be having down years, but Oregon, USC, and UCF aren't cupcake D1 teams either. Stanford and Cal aren't an East Carolina or Central Michigan, never will be. A high caliber Ayden Hector type committing to a Stanford, USC, Oregon, UCF or even a Cal is unsurprising - and that is...

Cal and Stanford aren't shit teams. Cal was in the top 25 for nearly two weeks, and Stanford is always an above average D1. Competively, neither should ever really be overlooked. PAC 12 teams are too close in talent level to each other (the other Power 5 conferences are top heavy, SEC...

Big Time!

Nope!

all caps?

Yep, difficult for freshman to make a huge impact, does not mean they can not make a meaningful positive impact. I was primarily referring to 2021 and 2022 for the Huskies. But it is not unusual for highly recruited players to make positive significant contributions as sophomores or as a...

bigcc 🤭 F.O.

Can't wait to see this kid in action for the Huskies!

This kid had a good game. Should have been playing him from game 1.

He started playing Nacua, that is a good start.

[/i] If the Huskies sign and keep McMillan, Odunze, SamAdamsII, Redman, Garbers and Huard ('21) then it will not take until 2024. Huskie domination will start in 2021, and 2022...maybe even, dare I say it, in 2020. Not sure what secondaries could stop a combo of Nacua, McMillan, Odunze...

Only one talking about it?🤦‍♂️

Chuck: Yep, I know it's armchair speculation captain obvious. There's a long speculative HH thread on whether Ethan Garbers will decommit before "signing" or a single "practice" because of Sam Haurd. Maybe Garbers likes that it's in the ether, maybe it gets him re-evaluating...can only...