We are better - Enzo Jennings
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Hey Greg Pickle, Enzo Jennings is a composite Top 100 recruit.
https://247sports.com/Player/Enzo-Jennings-91737/
https://247sports.com/Player/Enzo-Jennings-91737/
Jennings had offers from Penn State, Alabama, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Clemson, Florida, Texas A&M, Georgia, Auburn, Tennessee, etc.
Jennings had offers from Penn State, Alabama, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Clemson, Florida, Texas A&M, Georgia, Auburn, Tennessee, etc.
CB or WR?
The sky is falling for Michigan, they let a top 100 in state player get away.Jennings had offers from Penn State, Alabama, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Clemson, Florida, Texas A&M, Georgia, Auburn, Tennessee, etc.
Take that meatkichen.I hope wolve72 was watching ESPN this morning when they commented on the title loses to Duke,Norte Dame in hockey and last night to Vandy.Hail to the losers!
Reminds me of Christian Campbell -- long, great speed, probably capable of playing corner or safety. Though he's a little bigger and has more high-level offers than Campbell had.
Banks has done an amazing job of recruiting and developing players. In a really short time he has created a secondary pipeline to the NFL which never before happened at PSU.
Banks has done an amazing job of recruiting and developing players. In a really short time he has created a secondary pipeline to the NFL which never before happened at PSU.
The sky is falling for Michigan, they let a top 100 in state player get away.
No worries. Jimbo will be arranging a sleep over and/or a back yard tree climbing adventure. And Sour Puss Dantonio will be kicking a puppy.
Unless there is a "bouncy castle" I wouldn't worry about it.
This kid is gonna be a good one at CB or safety. Watching his highlights, you see a really smart player that takes good angles and is a solid tackler
Banks and Smith can no doubt recruit - I'd say the jury's out on the development part. Credit Galt with the NFL pipeline.
Hey Greg Pickle, Enzo Jennings is a composite Top 100 recruit.
https://247sports.com/Player/Enzo-Jennings-91737/
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- EVALUATED 09/21/2018
Allen Trieu
NATIONAL RECRUITING ANALYST - PROJECTION
4-7 Round
DAY 3
Has very good verified height and weight along with a longer body type. Athletic testing numbers, particularly shuttle and vertical, are that of a high-major prospect. Straight-line speed is well above average. Will have three years of varsity starting experience. Has played a good amount of man-to-man and has some experience as a safety as well. Willing participant in run support. Not a big hitter, but a solid, reliable tackler. Needs to still get stronger still. Good cover man who has not made a ton of plays on the ball in high school mainly because teams avoid him, so ball skills are still a bit of an unknown. Has the physical gifts to compete early in college and has a high ceiling as a long term prospect and NFL projection.
He has 4.64 laser-timed speed in the 40-yard dash from a The Opening Regional with a 4.06 shuttle and a 37-5 inch vertical leap. Explosive and smooth, Jennings brings a lot of versatility to the safety position.
C'mon, man. Think before you speak. These are just individual accolades - do you want me to go into team efficiency ratings?
- Nick Scott and Garrett Taylor collected honorable-mention berths on the 2018 All-Big Ten team
- Cornerbacks Amani Oruwariye (first team) and John Reid (honorable mention) each earned spots on the 2018 All-Big Ten team.
- In 2017, both starting safeties, Marcus Allen (first team) and Troy Apke (honorable mention), earned All-Big Ten accolades
- Both of Smith’s starting cornerbacks, Christian Campbell and Grant Haley, earned 2017 All-Big Ten honorable mention accolades
- In addition, Oruwariye collected second-team All-Big Ten honors in 2017
- In 2016, Marcus Allen garnered All-Big Ten third team honors as a junior
- Under Smith’s guidance, Reid earned All-Big Ten honorable mention accolades in 2016
- Cornerbacks Trevor Williams and Haley each earned honorable-mention All-Big Ten accolades in 2015.
[Michael sees a man dressed in black coming to Vito's hospital room]
Michael Corleone: Who are you?
Enzo the Baker: I am Enzo. The baker. Do you remember me?
Michael Corleone: Enzo...
Enzo the Baker: Yes, Enzo.
Michael Corleone: You better get out of here, Enzo, there's gonna be trouble.
Enzo the Baker: If there is trouble, I stay here to help you. For your father. For your father.
Michael Corleone: Who are you?
Enzo the Baker: I am Enzo. The baker. Do you remember me?
Michael Corleone: Enzo...
Enzo the Baker: Yes, Enzo.
Michael Corleone: You better get out of here, Enzo, there's gonna be trouble.
Enzo the Baker: If there is trouble, I stay here to help you. For your father. For your father.
The sky is falling for Michigan, they let a top 100 in state player get away.
As for former players from Michigan, let's hope Mr Jennings is closer to Allen Robinson than Rob Bolden
Come on , that is not true. Those who were drafted in the last few years and are now on NFL rosters are there because of their coaching received @ PSU. You have to be more than a workout warrior to make it in the NFL.
I disagree. Adrian Amos is doing quite well in the NFL, Marcus Allen, Troy Apke, Grant Haley, Jordan Lucas and most recently Armani O. are all in the NFL. I think they can do both quite well.
Bizarre. How many more years do we need to see of underrecruited defensive backs becoming all-conference nominees until the “jury” returns from deliberations? Isn’t five years enough?
Yup, pretty much par for the course. And it’s 2 years in a row for a top prospect out of Michigan. Very likely that Jennings had some discussions with Lance Dixon about how it’s going at PSU. Dixon is ready for prime time at LBU this year, along with a plethora of other young stud LB recruits.
I was going to ask if this kid can bake, but I was afraid that people might take that the wrong way.
I'd say the jury is still out on many posters here.
Haley went from 2 star recruit to starter for the Giants. I'd guess Banks might have had something to do with it. But sure, Galt deserves all the credit he's getting.
