2024 Football Targets (Offer List in OP)
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Here an article with more details. It’s not premium info.
College football recruiting rankings: 247Sports reveals 21 new 4-star prospects in 2024 class
As college football's 2024 recruiting class finalizes with National Signing Day, the 247Sports scouting department breaks down its final wave of new four-star prospects in the rankings.
247sports.com
I didn't see that we had any 2nd signing day news. With NIL, it's unclear who is on scholarship. But by my unofficial count, I have us at 85 scholarships exactly for 2024. So, it seems our roster is set. We have some really good potential. Now they just have to put it to good use!
"One of the best pure football players on this list, Iowa State signee Marcus Neal earned Missouri Class 5 Defensive Player of the Year honors from the state’s coaches association, in addition to all-conference first-team accolades on both sides of the ball."
Wow!! The next Tampa.
Wow!! The next Tampa.
Again with DE signee Jace Gilbert. I could be wrong, but I think he matures into the TO role.
Well. It looks like this 10.78 100m wasn’t wind aided. We’ve got a couple of fast wideouts coming in, boys and girls.
Again, DE signee Jace Gilbert. In the Wisconsin state semis:
And, you gotta check out Carson's clean (correct label?) weightlifting on his twitter page!
More “speedy, athletic future Cyclone wideout” news:
Have I mentioned that we have some fast wide receivers on the way?
Speaking of fast, this would be Beau Freyler’s likely eventual replacement.
In case you were wondering why they jumped on him after camp last summer…
In case you were wondering why they jumped on him after camp last summer…
Okay, so if this (10.52 100m) is official, Brett Eskildsen has now passed both Kene and current transfer Jaylon Jackson (10.54). 
Okay, so if this (10.52 100m) is official, Brett Eskildsen has now passed both Kene and current transfer Jaylon Jackson (10.54).
Even better:
And, looks like he’s still rolling. For comparison, Darien Porter’s state record, iirc, was 46.99.
