Committing to the U in Style, WR Stacy Coley Looks to Bring Some Swag Back to Miami
Yesterday, we rolled the dice and tried to predict where all the top uncommitted ACC recruiting prospects would land on National Signing Day. Some we got right, while others we got resoundingly incorrect. A look at yesterday’s predictions, with notes on what we got right/wrong.
Matthew Thomas, OLB (5 Stars)
Our Pick – Florida State; Actual – Florida State
Montravious Adams, DT (5 Stars)
Our Pick – Clemson; Actual – Auburn
MacKensie Alexander, CB (5 Stars)
Our Pick – Mississippi State; Actual – Clemson
Stacy Coley, WR (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Florida State; Actual – Miami (FL)
James Clark, WR (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Florida; Actual – Ohio State
Tyrone Crowder, OG (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Clemson; Actual – Clemson
Denver Kirkland, OG (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Arkansas; Actual – Arkansas
E.J. Levenberry, ILB (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Tennessee; Actual – Florida State
Keith Bryant, DT (4 Stars)
Our Pick – South Carolina; Actual – Florida State
Cornelius Elder, ATH (4 Stars)
Our Pick – UCLA; Actual – TBD
Myles Jack, OLB/RB (4 Stars)
Our Pick – UCLA; Actual – UCLA
Jay-nard Bostwick, DE (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Florida; Actual – Florida
Michael Parker, ATH (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Miami (FL); Actual – TBD
George Adeosun, OT (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Oklahoma; Actual – Virginia
Jermaine Grace, OLB (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Miami (FL); Actual – Miami (FL)
Jordan Cunningham, WR (4 Stars)
Our Pick – Stanford; Actual – Vanderbilt
Yannick Ngakoue, ILB (4 Stars)
Our Pick – South Carolina; Actual – Maryland
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So the final count: Six correct, nine wrong and two TBDs. As always, recruiting’s an inexact science. Even if you think you know what’s going to happen, there’s a pretty good chance you don’t. On the ACC front, the conference took some lumps at the top, but my quick take on the day is that the league recovered nicely, taking home 16 of the top 100 recruits (via the ESPN 300).
Plenty more National Signing Day coverage coming between tonight and tomorrow, so keep checking back for updates as we take a look at each ACC school’s class, and how it stacked up against the rest of the conference and the rest of the country.
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