Show the kid some love

Slow down man, there’s some of us here that knows exactly what your talking about. If I was the coach at Syracuse and EO came for a visit,I would have him talk to Jayson Bromley before he left to go home.

If EO doesn’t come to play here I’m not going to lose any sleep over his decision. Syracuse has recruited a couple of DE’s that ought to do nicely playing that position. He’s not going to be missed!!!!

Now go take a couple of asprin before you have a heart attack or stroke, and please calm down. We’re with you on this one ok.

If he goes to Clemson or Florida he won’t get any playing time until his Junior year that’s a fact. Florida already landed the #3 and #8 OLB in the country and last year landed the #26 and #39 OLB. Not to mention the endless list of other players that they may move to that position (i.e. taking a fast big running back who doesn’t play and convert to LB). Clemson landed the 6th best OLB in 2013 and 2012 they landed 57th best OLB. 2011 #1, #2, #5, #29 OLB.

Ebo is great but he is still anywhere between the 10th and 40th ranked LB in the nation depending on what site you looks at. There is still a long time before he reaches his potential. That will happen much quicker at Syracuse (actually getting playing time as a freshman) but not going to happen bench warming at Clemson or Florida. I don’t care what the coaches there have said, he won’t play and he’s going to waste 2-3 yrs. Nevermind the Sophomores and Juniors ahead of him now at the those schools, whose to say they don’t land the number 1 or number 2 OLB next yr!!!! Just look at Ishaq Williams (former CUSE OLB recruit now with IRISH) hasn’t played much at all in 2 yrs and just FYI he was rated 7th best DE in the nation…LOL!!. I call that a waste of talent. After the ND national championship game this year, good luck!!!!! ND landed the number 3, 10 and 12 DE’s in the nation and I wouldn’t doubt if they get more commits in that position next year.

If he chooses Clemson or Florida he’s got a 50/50 shot at the NFL and who knows what round. All great players that come to SU go to the NFL…. period and are picked in the 1st or 2nd round. Again, if you are a great player. If his goal is the NFL he has to choose Syracuse. If your goal is a better shot at a National Championship then for now Florida and Clemson have a better shot, however, he will be watching the Championship game from the sideline.

Ebo… choose CUSE’ !!!!

you see,Russell asked the right question,who is Mike McAllister? Is he trust worthy? Is his reporting accurate or is he coping some other persons reporting and adding a few of his own twist to the story?

I tried to find your web site to read the article on EO and couldn’t. I also told you that this web site had members that provided great materials for us to debate.

Read Carlton’s post and you’ll find out that everything he’s posted has agreed with everyone else as to where EO is headed. His points of interest are hard to argue.

“Ebenezer Ogundeko (Brooklyn, N.Y./Thomas Jefferson) is down to two schools.

The ESPN 150 defensive end with more than 20 offers has two schools at the top: Clemson and Florida. They are now the only two schools he is looking at.

“Down to those 2,” Ogundeko wrote in a text message.

Ogundeko’s last two official visits went to the Tigers and Gators, and the official visit to Clemson helped the Tigers catch the Gators at the top of Ogundeko’s list.

Clemson assistant coach Marion Hobby made an in-home visit with Ogundeko, the No. 1 player in New York, this week.

“Just things about the campus. The coaching staff and distance. And of course playing time,” Ogundeko said of the conversation with Hobby.

Syracuse assistant coach John Anselmo was also in to visit with Ogundeko this week, and as his first BCS offer, he will still officially visit Syracuse the weekend of Dec. 7.

The Gators are supposed to visit with Ogundeko on Friday.”

He will visit but i found some other stuff out their that leads me to think he’s going to choose UF. I know ND passed on him b/c the feeling was he wanted to play in the SEC and ND had better kids /w more interest left to go after. Tough for SU to miss on this kid.