Not really a surprise here. He's really all Ohio State, unless local pressure ultimately starts to turn the tide for Tennessee and Vandy (more likely UT).
Not really that unfair, given he just has one year in the Power 5, but when entirely mediocre coaches like Jim McElwain make the 11-20 range, you start to note that maybe Farrell should be thinking about Fuente:
If VT competes for the Coastal title again this year with the significant personnel losses (and they should - Miami lost even more, Pitt and UNC lost some really key pieces), the national attention will really ramp up.
He has a ways to go physically and with technique (so I understand why he's just a three-star player), but I like this kid's long-term potential when he gets into college:
I have a doctor's appointment today (writing this from the waiting room, in fact), and it's going to end up taking longer than I thought. Content will be a bit delayed, but I should have a bunch up late this afternoon.
@TimSullivan Is there any news on where VT stands with him since Clemson offered him? I know he said as of now he's still committed. Doesn't sound promising.
