Bummer. I was hoping ND or Iowa. I think he'll end up getting screwed over by Harbaugh and be just another wasted rare high-end White talent allowed to play a skill position. I hope I'm wrong.
Kelly may be learning from his mistakes. His 2017 class is much more "White-friendly" than Harbaugh's. We'll see if that trend continues. Michigan already had three highly-rated WRs in this class before Martin committed, whereas ND had two. Michigan's pro-style offense would give Martin more opportunities than ND, if he can get on the field. With Iowa's overhaul of their offense, including the OC and QB coach, but keeping it pro-style, I'm thinking that's where Martin would've benefited most.
Yes, unfortunately in his 2017 class.
Couldn't find anyone by that name that's committed to Alabama from '17 to '19. I did find a twitter account of a player from that area for '19, but no tweets about any commitment to Alabama. Alabama (under Caste-whore Saban) doesn't seriously recruit White defensive players.
http://247sports.com/player/jackson-hannah-45573097
I'm truly shocked...he was recruited by Lane Kiffin who has left to become the head coach at FAU. That may be just enough justification for Saban to pull it. I hope the kid picks another school.
That would make sense, as John Hannah did go to Alabama. I thought it was kinda weird how he has zero stars yet has offers from Alabama, LSU, and Vanderbilt.
It certainly is "weird", must be on pedigree alone.
Justin Tranquill was a 4-star CB out of HS...Highest Rated Prospect in Western Michigan's Class of 15'...yet somehow is now the starting Strong Safety....So glad to see another prospective CB like Ryan Lezzer...but will he move to Safety too?
247sports has already changed Lezzer from a CB to an "Athlete".
I've done it about the same length of time, ten years or so, and have observed the pretty much the same thing. Sometimes there's a Safety that's ranked high, like Harrison Smith, but it's becoming more rare. I do think in the past several years we've seen a slight uptick in higher-ranked WRs (i.e.) Trey Quinn and Trent Irwin), but they are trying to do everything in their power to eliminate that, obviously.
