jasonb56

WOW...just WOW... Welcome to USF!!

Something to think about... could be totally off the wall, BUT after this season Stoops (FSU Def Cord.) may be a hot commodity, and bolt for a H.C. job somewhere. Do you think it's above Jimbo to put the idea in his fathers head to have a chance to coach his son at FSU?? (money talks)

Lets see how this year plays out, but I see FSU improving this season, and there coaching staff getting many tempting job offers.

could be paranoia on my end as well  >

Go Bulls...

Has anyone been able to speak with our coaching staff directly about this... seems odd he would transfer here not knowing he would or would not be able to play. Unless he is just done with football...

So, How was his "Official Visit"?

somebody knows something...

What a backfield we could have in 2012!! wow... lets hope this happens...

UCF won one of its biggest recruiting battles of coach George O'Leary's tenure when Denver linebacker Leilon Willingham picked the Knights over Michigan and Colorado.

Willingham and receiver Rayshon Williams, teammates at Denver's Mullen High, announced they were signing letters of intent to play at UCF during a ceremony at their school Thursday morning, according to the Denver Post.

Williams, a three-star athlete and cousin of former UCF star receiver Brandon Marshall, was expected to sign with the Knights.

Willingham, a four-star athlete rated one of the top two prospects out of Colorado, had narrowed his options to Michigan, Colorado and UCF before ultimately picking the Knights.

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There were rumors throughout Wednesday that Willingham was a favorite to go to Michigan, Colorado or UCF, with his position seemingly constantly changing.

Schools were closed in Colorado due to freezing temperatures, prompting Willingham and Williams to delay signing their letters of intent. UCF officials hoped they might receive letters from some prospects despite bad weather in other parts of the country on Wednesday afternoon, but the Denver duo never signed and faxed their letters.

UCF has not certified the Willingham and Williams letters of intent yet.

UCF coach George O'Leary and his staff are still hoping to get one more letter of intent. Louisville (Ky.) Seneca quarterback DaMarcus Smith, a four-star prospect, is slated to announce his school on Friday. Smith committed to Louisville, but Kentucky media outlets reported throughout signing day that he was heavily favoring UCF.

that's not to reassuring...

I could see Vandy being a good option for him if he doesn't join us...