Asiantii Woulard, QB, Winter Park HS, Winter Park, FL(2013)

[Who'sYourData?]

BR is now predicting he'll end up at Clemson...

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1504184-bold-predictions-for-top-15-uncommitted-2013-college-football-recruits/page/4

I could create an article on Bleacher Report saying that I predict he will end up joining the Navy and run the option for the Academy. That site is a sesspool of poor writing.

 

Dude, he's a FEATURED COLUMNIST ....

 

 

[rayzofheat]

 

[Dogma]

-5 Rep points for sourcing BR

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(At least that should be the rule)

[Skingraft]

BR equals a mandatory 1 week ban...  so sayeth the trip

[Triple B]

BR equals a mandatory 1 week ban...  so sayeth the trip

 

Only been a member here since early December of last year, with 14 posts. I'm in a magnanimous mood ..... with great power comes great responsibility.

[usfgrad84]

If this guy is a program changer at USF or NC State, what makes you think he can't win the QB job at UCLA or Clemson? Its not like these schools have been churning out can't miss QBs...

 

 

If this guy is a program changer at USF or NC State, what makes you think he can't win the QB job at UCLA or Clemson? Its not like these schools have been churning out can't miss QBs...

 

 

They already have a program changer in Hundley.  He was only a Freshman and he was number 2 in the conference in total yards, he will be the top returning QB in the conference next year in passing yards per game and either the top or 2nd best returning QB in the conference in pass efficiency.  Unless he gets hurt, no way a true freshman walks in with less than a month in the system and unseats a QB like this.  

 

It would be nice to see Woulard come to USF and if he doesn't that's fine too.  I am just making a point that, from a football standpoint, it seems like UCLA would be a strange place for him to wind up after all the talk of wanting to come in and be a major contributor right away.  

[WWMJD]

I'll share my thoughts on the Woulard situation. I think what happened with UCLA is probably the same thing that happened with Clemson. They saw a guy that committed to USF twice, then fell in love with NC State overnight and fell back out of love when the coach was fired. They figured he was an easy person to sway and with his potential why not go after him? What's the worst that can happen, he says no? It almost like they are taking advantage of his ego/non committal attitude. It doesn't matter to them if he never plays, but if he does live up to his potential then they may have a game changer on their hands. He's not going to change their class as much as he would for NC or USF.

 

Asiantii is probably too caught up in the fact that big time schools are offering him a scholarship to realize that he may not even get the chance to play at either school. Just like when he (or his dad?) wanted an offer from Tenn. I'm sure if USC or Florida or any other big name school went after him he would jump at them too. It just seems like that's the way he wants things. Big time school, presents a big time opportunity, for him to go big.  As some other people have said, he will probably be one of those qb's that will go to a school like UCLA, not play for a few years/lose out on the qb competition and then want to transfer. 

 

Could not agree more with this.  They see a kid with an ego, appeal to that ego (no doubt with plenty of empty promises) and voila!  It's an easy pitch, so if he doesn't pan out it's no big loss for them, they'll just bury him until he either graduates or transfers.

[South_Florida_Flip]

Out of curiousity, when was the last time his father posted in this thread? I've pretty much not cared since his de-committed the second time.

[charsibb]

What makes anyone think UCLA has more schollies to burn than we do?

[Ghost]

Out of curiousity, when was the last time his father posted in this thread? I've pretty much not cared since his de-committed the second time.

 

end of November I think. Or something like that.