'15 OL Judd Terry (Denton High)

BillySee58 · May 9, 2014

6'3" 271 lb offensive lineman from Denton High. Teammate of Dailon Holmes. Plays right tackle for Denton High but likely projects inside for college. We are his first offer.

Highlights:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1345833/judd-terry

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/197155/judd-terry

http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/player-Judd-Terry-157248

BillySee58 · June 7, 2014

Denton OL Judd Terry. RT @JTerry76: SAT tomorrow UNT camp Sunday then UTEP and Texas St. Camps On Wednesday
— Gabe Brooks (@gabrieldbrooks)
June 7, 2014

Danish43 · June 7, 2014

Hope we can get this guy. North Texas needs more players coming from Denton schools.

GrayEagle · June 7, 2014

We need to upgrade talent. If that upgraded talent is from Denton then yes, it's a plus.

Ben Gooding · June 7, 2014

In town talent is always a nice thing to have. Particularly if a pipeline is setup. Brings a true sense of cohesiveness to the college game rather than a brainwashed make believe one, which is a very positive thing.

UNTLifer · June 7, 2014

Particularly if a pipeline is setup. Brings a true sense of cohesiveness to the college game rather than a brainwashed make believe one, which is a very positive thing.

Huh?

Ben Gooding · June 9, 2014

Huh?

huh

UNTLifer · June 9, 2014

Not trying to be smart, but I really don't understand what you are talking about with that post. Could you explain it?

Ben Gooding · June 10, 2014

If a pipeline is created then teammates in college will have a very close bond having played together in high school and moving forward in college. That's all I was saying.

UNTLifer · June 10, 2014

So, if college players are teammates in HS, then their cohesiveness is the result of being brainwashed? Sorry, I find this extremely farfetched as a reason for recruiting teammates.

MeanGreenTexan · June 10, 2014

Let's focus on the existing 'pipeline' at DeSoto and focus a little less on developing a pipeline into Denton High.

Ben Gooding · June 10, 2014

So, if college players are teammates in HS, then their cohesiveness is the result of being brainwashed? Sorry, I find this extremely farfetched as a reason for recruiting teammates.

No, if they aren't high school teammates is what I was saying. Then the cohesiveness built (at some schools, particularly football factories) don't have that HS bond and it's made up rah, rah, rah, by the coaching staff in college.

GrandGreen · June 11, 2014

Denton is a town that produces some excellent football talent. However, I don't see any advantage of bringing in border line players just because they are from Denton.

NT should concentrate on getting the best players available and I don't care if they are from Albania or Denton.

Ben Gooding · June 11, 2014

Denton is a town that produces some excellent football talent. However, I don't see any advantage of bringing in border line players just because they are from Denton.
NT should concentrate on getting the best players available and I don't care if they are from Albania or Denton.

Whoa, whoa. I never said bring in borderline talent. If they have the talent to play at the FBS level hone in on them and do whatever it takes to bring them here. I never said borderline talent.

UNTLifer · June 13, 2014

No, if they aren't high school teammates is what I was saying. Then the cohesiveness built (at some schools, particularly football factories) don't have that HS bond and it's made up rah, rah, rah, by the coaching staff in college.

I meant to type "are not." Anyway, I disagree that it requires being HS teammates to form a bond in college, or that the bond formed in college is fake.