Sirmon originally committed to Montana but they pulled his scholarship when the extensions were given for seniors. So he would've been a PWO there. So might as well be a PWO at UW and get to experience it there. And he may transfer to an FCS or D2 down the road at least as a grad transfer. In Sirmon's Seattle Times article he acknowledged the uphill battle for playing time but he is a big UW fan.
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Originally posted by CWU Wildcat Nation View PostSirmon originally committed to Montana but they pulled his scholarship when the extensions were given for seniors. So he would've been a PWO there. So might as well be a PWO at UW and get to experience it there. And he may transfer to an FCS or D2 down the road at least as a grad transfer. In Sirmon's Seattle Times article he acknowledged the uphill battle for playing time but he is a big UW fan.
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Originally posted by CWU Wildcat Nation View PostSirmon originally committed to Montana but they pulled his scholarship when the extensions were given for seniors. So he would've been a PWO there. So might as well be a PWO at UW and get to experience it there. And he may transfer to an FCS or D2 down the road at least as a grad transfer. In Sirmon's Seattle Times article he acknowledged the uphill battle for playing time but he is a big UW fan.Last edited by Gridiron Bobby; 01-31-2021, 01:49 PM.
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I don't know how good he is, but he won't play a down. Being a fan of a school is not a reason to pick it, though I know a lot of kids who would never fit into the UO and go there because they like the Ducks, but don't really like their college experience. I was thinking he should've gone to CWU, but let's be honest, he's probably not good enough for CWU. Over the years for the most part CWU has recruited and played very good big, strong, talented QB's. He will sit on the pine at UW, never play a down, if he's good with that, fine. He's level is probably more Puget Sound than UW ... if that. "Rudy, Rudy, Rudy!"
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Originally posted by tsull View PostI don't know how good he is, but he won't play a down. Being a fan of a school is not a reason to pick it, though I know a lot of kids who would never fit into the UO and go there because they like the Ducks, but don't really like their college experience. I was thinking he should've gone to CWU, but let's be honest, he's probably not good enough for CWU. Over the years for the most part CWU has recruited and played very good big, strong, talented QB's. He will sit on the pine at UW, never play a down, if he's good with that, fine. He's level is probably more Puget Sound than UW ... if that. "Rudy, Rudy, Rudy!"
Now being a PWO at WSU would be a stupid move lol
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Originally posted by CWU Wildcat Nation View Post
Clearly he is prioritizing the academics and the experience of being in the program over playing time. Lots of great local players have gone to UW as PWOs knowing they will rarely play, if ever. These guys could've been big time in D2 or even good in FCS but being a part of the UW program is an experience they couldn't pass on.
Now being a PWO at WSU would be a stupid move lol
This kid not only won't play a down at UW, he'll transfer out. This is about football and UW coaches fed him a steaming pile of him competing for playing time. They just recruited over his 4-star cousin four times in four years, yet begged him back in the portal one year based on a bunch of lies. They should've been honest with him.
Of course he's not playing at CWU either. Can't think of the guy's name, but I remember when EWU went to UO and the eventual CWU QB played and lit up a very good bunch of future NFL DB's. That guy was awesome.
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Originally posted by tsull View Post
Why is it wrong to be a walk-on at WSU? They've had some good ones, Luke Falk for one.
This kid not only won't play a down at UW, he'll transfer out. This is about football and UW coaches fed him a steaming pile of him competing for playing time. They just recruited over his 4-star cousin four times in four years, yet begged him back in the portal one year based on a bunch of lies. They should've been honest with him.
Of course he's not playing at CWU either. Can't think of the guy's name, but I remember when EWU went to UO and the eventual CWU QB played and lit up a very good bunch of future NFL DB's. That guy was awesome.
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Originally posted by Wildcat Khan View Post
I don't see why so many from the Seattle are have this perception of UW.
Since this is a D2 board, I think Kitna and Reilly is a great alumni QB group.
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Trying to get us back on topic here, CWU Football commit Jalen Grable, a 6'4" wide receiver from Westview HS in Oregon, was named the top performer by recruiting analysist Brandon Huffman in the #brAvery 7on7 Association tournament in Yakima. Grable helped lead his team to the championship game. Huffman calls him an "absolute steal" for the Wildcats.
https://247sports.com/Article/brAver...tes-160278894/
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Originally posted by CWU Wildcat Nation View PostTrying to get us back on topic here, CWU Football commit Jalen Grable, a 6'4" wide receiver from Westview HS in Oregon, was named the top performer by recruiting analysist Brandon Huffman in the #brAvery 7on7 Association tournament in Yakima. Grable helped lead his team to the championship game. Huffman calls him an "absolute steal" for the Wildcats.
https://247sports.com/Article/brAver...tes-160278894/
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Originally posted by CWU Wildcat Nation View Post
Clearly he is prioritizing the academics and the experience of being in the program over playing time. Lots of great local players have gone to UW as PWOs knowing they will rarely play, if ever. These guys could've been big time in D2 or even good in FCS but being a part of the UW program is an experience they couldn't pass on.
Now being a PWO at WSU would be a stupid move lol
I puked.
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Originally posted by tsull View Post
Why is it wrong to be a walk-on at WSU? They've had some good ones, Luke Falk for one.
This kid not only won't play a down at UW, he'll transfer out. This is about football and UW coaches fed him a steaming pile of him competing for playing time. They just recruited over his 4-star cousin four times in four years, yet begged him back in the portal one year based on a bunch of lies. They should've been honest with him.
Of course he's not playing at CWU either. Can't think of the guy's name, but I remember when EWU went to UO and the eventual CWU QB played and lit up a very good bunch of future NFL DB's. That guy was awesome.
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CWU picked up a QB that was being recruited by Nevada, so that's encouraging.
https://www.yakimaherald.com/sports/...5d67c8fd2.html
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CWU managed to recruit a new wide receivers coach. Was a starter at Utah State for 3 years and had an NFL tryout, so he must know how to catch the ball a little.
https://www.yakimaherald.com/sports/...46b52328f.html
(I didn't think this was worth starting a new thread)
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