Totally agree with you . Losing out on Joyner and XT would be a MAJOR blow to his credibility. He's got to get this one closed . If we wiff on all of our big time Targets this recruiting class then I think Champ is gonna be in big trouble going forward . He's gotta get this one done .
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Totally agree with you . Losing out on Joyner and XT would be a MAJOR blow to his credibility. He's got to get this one closed . If we wiff on all of our big time Targets this recruiting class then I think Champ is gonna be in big trouble going forward . He's gotta get this one done .
lets see, hmm, you are a High School QB (i wasnt i played Basketball, but) and say you wanted to put up some gawdy numbers to impress the NFL.. Nothing against SC, but i too would consider the ACC, i would much rather go up against Syracuse, BC, Wake, Duke, GT, etc etc defenses than, Bama, LSU, A&M, Georgia, Miss st, etc etc. But I sure hope he takes the tougher route, and picks SC.
There was a pretty good RB about 5-10 years ago. I think he was from Irmo. Can't remember his name.
Mustafa Green? He was sorta a bust at State. State also signed a QB for the 18 class. Three/Four star kid from NJ.
Thats him. I know he flamed out at ncst but he was a superb runner in high school.
I think he was in the same class as Lattimore which would explain why he didn't come to USC
Greens career started promising enough but then trouble
Drug charge latest setback for NCSU’s Mustafa Greene
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By John TaylorApr 12, 2012, 7:57 AM EDT
After leading North Carolina State in rushing as a true freshman in 2010, Mustafa Greene was viewed by many as a rising player at his position. Unfortunately, the running back’s career has been on a downhill trajectory ever since.
A foot injury ultimately cost Greene the entire 2011 season. Then, Greene ran into some discipline-related issues earlier this spring that has kept him out of practice and fueled speculation that he might not be long for the program.
Now, Greene has an off-field legal issue that will no doubt cast further doubt on his future with the Wolfpack.
According to the Charlotte Observer, Greene was charged April 2 with misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. The Observer explains that the charge stems from police serving an outstanding warrant at Greene’s residence:
Greene, 20, of Irmo, S.C., had an outstanding warrant from a traffic stop in Rowan County in February when Raleigh police went to his off-campus apartment the evening of April 2. According to the police report, a “grinder” for marijuana, with marijuana residue, was found in Greene’s possession.
Greene originally was charged with six traffic violations in Rowan County on Feb. 10, including speeding, reckless driving to endanger and driving without a license or insurance. Greene is scheduled to appear in Rowan County court on April 27.
The paper notes that the legal run-in is a separate issue from what led to Greene being sidelined during the spring. Of the misdemeanor charge, head coach Tom O’Brien would only say that he is “aware of the situation, and the appropriate action will be taken.”
Drug charge latest setback for NCSU’s Mustafa Greene
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By John TaylorApr 12, 2012, 7:57 AM EDT
After leading North Carolina State in rushing as a true freshman in 2010, Mustafa Greene was viewed by many as a rising player at his position. Unfortunately, the running back’s career has been on a downhill trajectory ever since.
A foot injury ultimately cost Greene the entire 2011 season. Then, Greene ran into some discipline-related issues earlier this spring that has kept him out of practice and fueled speculation that he might not be long for the program.
Now, Greene has an off-field legal issue that will no doubt cast further doubt on his future with the Wolfpack.
According to the Charlotte Observer, Greene was charged April 2 with misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. The Observer explains that the charge stems from police serving an outstanding warrant at Greene’s residence:
Greene, 20, of Irmo, S.C., had an outstanding warrant from a traffic stop in Rowan County in February when Raleigh police went to his off-campus apartment the evening of April 2. According to the police report, a “grinder” for marijuana, with marijuana residue, was found in Greene’s possession.
Greene originally was charged with six traffic violations in Rowan County on Feb. 10, including speeding, reckless driving to endanger and driving without a license or insurance. Greene is scheduled to appear in Rowan County court on April 27.
The paper notes that the legal run-in is a separate issue from what led to Greene being sidelined during the spring. Of the misdemeanor charge, head coach Tom O’Brien would only say that he is “aware of the situation, and the appropriate action will be taken.”
Russell Wilson played three years at NCC state so they have a right to claim him. it's not like Wisconsin is some QB power house where he played his final year
Are we really arguing if NC State can claims R Wilson or not, Lol, such a boring part of the year!
yep, normally we are excited about Baseball, and thinking about who is coming to Columbia for the Regionals then Supers, now its like.... Come on 9/2Are we really arguing if NC State can claims R Wilson or not, Lol, such a boring part of the year!
Getting Joyner is imperative - period. Accomplishing this will send a message that our program is ABLE to land top tier talent especially one who is a local product. By the same token, it will also send a message that top tier talented players are WILLING to contribute to our rebuilding process despite enticing offers from other established programs. Make no bones about it, getting Joyner at this recruiting stage is critical and significant in so many areas!!!
