Xzavier Taylor wants to come back?

[Da Coach]

DC - why can't Pittman and Okafor sign NLI's? I thought they were both incoming freshmen.

They both already signed a NLI last November to Green Bay. The NLI rules only allow kids to sign one NLI.

[bu fan 9]

X was bad. I don't know what anyone wanted him back.

[Da Coach]

Dave Reynolds just posted a tweet that reports what I had heard about Xzavier Taylor. He also reports that Omari Grier is still working out with the team. -

https://twitter.com/DaveReynolds2/status/593094265993039872

BU coach Brian Wardle says G Omari Grier still on team and working out. Xzavier Taylor missed 2 workouts and is not.

https://twitter.com/DaveReynolds2/status/593096216956637185

Grier had been listed as a transfer on http://ESPN.com and Taylor was having second thoughts about his release.

[pfcmsh]

Thank You, patrick_o`brian

great post! ^^^^^^^^^^^^

Thank you, sir!

[tornado]

The player turnover in the Geno era was astounding...we mighta done better if some of the players had stayed more than year
or two because none ever seemed to get reaplaced by anyone better.
By my count Geno landed verbals & commitments from 23 different recruits...
Of those 22 signed LOI's or enrolled - and 21 actually got onto the Bradley roster and logged minutes...

ONLY two stay until they used ALL their eligibility (Pickett & Barnes) and five more (Shaw, Fields, Thomas, Bell, Jones)
are still here and at least have a possibility of completing their eligibility here... although even more might yet leave..

But, a total of 16 of the 23 (70%) either never made it, or left before their expected eligibility was used up...
16 of 23 thru the revolving door...in and out and never helped us a bit - and even the few who stayed only helped some - & couldn't carry the team.
This has to be the real failure of the GF legacy - that all those highly touted and highly acclaimed (by GF & the media) recruits were so devoid of any ability to help us.

[FlyingSpaghettiMonster]

The player turnover in the Geno era was astounding...we mighta done better if some of the players had stayed more than year
or two because none ever seemed to get reaplaced by anyone better.
By my count Geno landed verbals & commitments from 23 different recruits...
Of those 22 signed LOI's or enrolled - and 21 actually got onto the Bradley roster and logged minutes...

ONLY two stay until they used ALL their eligibility (Pickett & Barnes) and five more (Shaw, Fields, Thomas, Bell, Jones)
are still here and at least have a possibility of completing their eligibility here... although even more might yet leave..

But, a total of 16 of the 23 (70%) either never made it, or left before their expected eligibility was used up...
16 of 23 thru the revolving door...in and out and never helped us a bit - and even the few who stayed only helped some - & couldn't carry the team.
This has to be the real failure of the GF legacy - that all those highly touted and highly acclaimed (by GF & the media) recruits were so devoid of any ability to help us.

There are plenty of amazingly awful numbers from the GF era. 70% is crazy high.

[tornado]

Dan Muller & Barry Hinson also have pretty high numbers among their players but Geno is light years ahead of any coach I am aware of in DI
..but weren't we always told he was a likeable guy who everyone loved playing for....so just how do you account for such an enormous turnover?