UCLA Recruiting: Mora puts the Pac-12 on Notice
A new head coach can generate excitement and hope for the future of any program. Expounding on the team’s new philosophy and enthusiasm from within can be hard to translate in the living rooms of players on the recruiting trail.
This has not been the case for UCLA’s new head football coach Jim Mora.
Mora has hit the road preaching change, competitiveness, and ultimately a winning...
Via Sports-at-Work
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January 27, 2012
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January 27, 2012
The Most Fascinating Story Of The 2012 Recruiting Season: Meet The Armstead Brothers
With college football’s season now over and Signing Day approaching, one of the most fascinating recruiting sagas out there doesn’t involve one player, but in fact, one family. Meet the Armstead’s, the most coveted pair of brothers on the college football recruiting scene since Keenan Allen and Zac Maynard decided to take their talents to Cal-Berkley. Armond and Arik Armstead...
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January 23, 2012
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January 23, 2012
Armstead: A Trojan for a Little Longer
Armond Armstead sits down with Scout to talk about his recent decision to remain at USC for the spring semester, his plans to transfer in the fall and the craziness of the recruiting process.
Via usc.scout.com
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January 19, 2012
Armstead brothers cannot reunite in Pac-12
If USC defensive tackle Armond Armstead wants to play with his brother, five-star recruit Arik, Pac-12 schools are not an option.
Via california.scout.com
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January 13, 2012
Prater to leave USC, Armstead still pondering
USC's roster, which will be limited to 75 scholarship players in the fall, remained in flux Monday as receiver Kyle Prater announced he was transferring and defensive lineman Armond Armstead met with school officials to explore doing the same for his final season of eligibility.
Prater, a third-year sophomore from Illinois, is the second player in less than a week to leave the...
Via Fox Sports West
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January 10, 2012
Kyle Prater to leave USC; Armond Armstead is thinking about it
Third-year receiver is the second player in less than a week to bolt from Trojans. Fifth-year senior defensive lineman, who has one season of eligibility left, meets with school officials to explore options.Third-year receiver is the second player in less than a week to bolt from Trojans. Fifth-year senior defensive lineman, who has one season of eligibility left, meets with school...
Via LA Times
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January 10, 2012
Would Landing The Armstead Brothers Be The Trolliest Thing Ever?
Things are heating up in college football. No, it has nothing to do with the bowl games, but rather the players who are not involved in them. I'm talking about recruiting. National signing day is less than a month away, and of course the freakiness is closing in.One recruitment that Irish fans may not have to wait that long to find out about is Arik Armstead:
Arik Armstead...
Via Subway Domer
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January 04, 2012
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January 04, 2012
Armond Armstead considering a transfer from USC
With a trio of options at his disposal, it appears the least likely tack for Armond Armstead is a return to USC. The defensive end did not play at all in 2011 after the Trojans’ medical staff refused to sign off on a return to the playing field. Armstead had been diagnosed with an unspecified…
Via College Football Talk
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January 04, 2012
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