Williams Exits EL Uncommitted

Definitely not concerned but it is weird. Coach could have given him the "go home and think about it" thing as he's done with some kids in the past. We've been his leader, the game was a great environment, we had alot of top prospects there, had a great conversation with Dantonio, all signs pointing towards the good.

WVU hasn't been much of a threat throughout the entire process. I'd be surprised if they made up a ton of ground and stole a kid from us because why? WVU put up some points. That team wouldn't score more than twice on a good Defense and even we could put up 40 against that D of theirs.
For all we know Coach D is still considering taking a commitment. I'll get concerned if he puts off the commitment until the end of the season and schedules a few visits. Until then all we've got to go on his is his tweet, "should know by the end of the week" sounds more like we're making the decision, not him.
But hey, as closely as I follow recruiting, I'm wrong all the time. They're 17 year olds and they can change their mind quickly.

Not if your a defensive recruit.

Wonder how that "talk" with Coach D went...

yeah but they hit players who are obviously trying to run out of bounds which is, almost like doing something illegal, you know?

I know one thing has nothing to do with the other, but oddly enough, I thought the exact same thing. Clearly the O-line is our biggest concern and has been for years. Why does it seem like this is such an afterthought with this coaching staff?

Hasn't Dantonio and staff been pretty consistant about the "Don't commit unless you are absolutely sure" and "Go home, think about it, talk about it and we'll call or you call us"?

This wouldn't be the first time a recruit shows up for a visit, something happens or is said that causes MSU to back off and we never hear why.

possibly. I'm not sure you can just pile on a couple more linemen every year because you've had injury problems though. You'd be taking away potential spots from other positions. And planning for bad luck generally isn't really the greatest strategy in the world. I would like to see at least 4 OL recruits per year, but I doubt the staff is looking at 5 guys, pulling 3 of them in and saying "eh, fuck it, good enough."

We're lousy with linebackers and d-backs? You're gonna have to explain this. We've got the deepest LB core in the country and have young, talented DB's coming out of our ears in the near future.
This is a Delton Williams thread. He's being recruited as a Defensive ATH and looks to be a LB/Safety Hybrid type player.

It must have auto-corrected him from "awesome" or something... that's all I can come up with.

Never know. That Baylor score might indicate earlier PT if you connect the dots (if that's a primary concern of his). I'm not going there with my opinion. Seems like Williams has always held MSU in high regard. He's having a solid senior season, and I hope it all works out for him.

Yeah, but the ones we do get have trouble catching the ball...