Comments on: SEC Recruiting Notebook: Race Is On For Fournette

By: biggestfan

biggestfan — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 23:18:57 +0000

Warmack is 5’9″, MU, Toledo & K-State were not the only ones who were going to offer him, MU did offer him as a RB not a DB. Warmack still had several junior day visits and was hearing from several other schools including schools from the SEC. He is not a small RB, look at Hubert who is 5’7″ and is good, look at the NFL combine most of the RB’s were under 5’10″ with the exception of about 3-4 of them. Whatever you do there is always going to be someone who tries to knock you down, people should get facts before they state their opinions!

By: LSUalreadyKnow

LSUalreadyKnow — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 18:34:20 +0000

Dont kid yourself LSU is getting Fournette.

By: Statesman

Statesman — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 16:53:17 +0000

John, your comment on Mizzou not getting Warmack goes to the weakness with the overall rating system. Mizzou recruited Abbington a 4 star running back, but missed on Elliott another 4 star running back this year. Warmack selected K-State because they recruited him as a rb, while Mizzou recruited him as a db. Warmack is 5.8 185 and Mizzou is moving away from the small running back(Abbington is 6.2 215) & Markel Smith a commit for next year at rb is 6.2 220). What Mizzou did learn is that in the SEC the bigger back has a better chance than the smaller back that can run wild in the Big12 due to the lack of defensive tackles in the league(not a dt in Big12 is expected to go in top 3-4 rounds in draft). In addition Mizzou has two 5.8 185-190 rbs on the squad(Hansborough a Soph, & Josey a Jr.). You are correct in stating that Mizzou needs to shore up the borders, but this does not apply to this kid.