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Post by mikemoe on Feb 12, 2014 15:09:14 GMT -7
There is an article in the RR Observer about the RR and Cleveland signees and it said the LC schools signed 6, can anybody
tell me who they were and where they signed? Up here all you get is Alb and RR info.
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Post by Agent Orange on Feb 12, 2014 18:04:08 GMT -7
ENMU Signees
Alberto Barrientos, 6-3, 285, OL, Canyon, Texas; Kamal Cass, 5-10, 175, RB, Clovis; Todd Countee, 6-2, 296, DB, Albuquerque; Tanner Dewbre, 6-7, 305, OL, Abernathy, Texas; Jayson Dixon, 6-2, 240, LB, San Jacinto, Calif.; Michael Dunlap, 5-11, 220, ILB, Rio Rancho; Tim Foley, 5-9, 185, DB, Rio Rancho.
Viliami Fokofuka, 6-1, 310, OL, San Mateo, Calif.; Jacob Harmon, 6-2, 220, ILB, Colorado Springs; Ismail Garrett, 6-0, 190, Deming, athlete; Tayshaun Gary, 5-9, 175, RB, El Paso; Cordero Gonzales, 6-2, 300, OL, Gilroy, Calif.; Dalaxae Johnson, 5-10, 175, DB, Lubbock; Harry Lehauli, 6-0, 300, DL, Paramount, Calif.
Isaiah Lerman, 6-0, 180, DB, Las Cruces; Semisi Mataele, 6-0, 280, OL, East Palo Alto, Calif.; De’Vonte Mathis, 5-9, 185, RB, Littlefield; Sergio Mendoza, 6-1, 270, DL, Rio Rancho; Dakota Montoya, 6-4, 285, DL, Clayton; Michio Parker, 6-4, 285, OL, El Paso; Julian Pena, 6-0, 290, DL, Albuquerque.
Jacob Saracinbe, 6-2, 240, DL, Fort Collins, Colo.; Isaiah Talbert, 6-4, 265, OL, Aurora, Colo.; Jeremiah Thompson, 6-1, 285, DL, Albuquerque; Samuela Thompson, 6-1, 285, DL, Kalani, Hawaii; Javier Villela, 6-2, 285, OL, Canutillo, Texas; Kolter West, 6-0, 185, OL, Fort Sumner; Jakorious Williams, 5-11, 225, FB, Port Lavaca, Texas.
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Post by Agent Orange on Feb 12, 2014 18:04:53 GMT -7
New Mexico State
Brandon Agomuo, dl, 6-3, 247, Lamar HS, Houston.
Andrew Allen, qb, 6-1, 200, Texas City (Texas) HS.
Stody Bradley, dl, 6-2, 240, Bowie HS, Arlington, Texas.
Kortland Busby, dl, 6-3, 235, Hendrickson HS. Pflugerville, Texas.
Royce Caldwell, rb, 5-7, 170, Columbus (Texas) HS.
Dezmand Candelaria, ot, 6-3, 295, North Mesquite HS, Mesquite, Texas.
Will Clement, lb, 6-3, 195, Kinkaid HS, Houston.
JB Copeland, lb, 6-2, 205, Southlake Carrol HS, Southlake, Texas.
Cassius Corley, qb, 6-1, 185, Grants (N.M.) HS.
Austin Davenport, lb, 6-3, 220, Saugus (Calif.) HS.
Malik Demby, ss, 6-2, 185, Chino (Calif.) HS.
Josh Gibbs, dl, 6-5, 255, Fresno (Madera, Calif.) City College.
Nate Grimm, qb, 6-4, 195, Cedar Park (Texas) HS.
Dalton Herrington, s, 6-2, 195, Hallettsville (Texas) HS.
Derek Ibekwe, lb, 6-0, 214, Lamar Consolidated HS, Rosenberg, Texas.
Nick Jeanty, qb, 6-2, 185, Miramar (Fla.) HS.
Adaryan Jones, db, 6-1, 170, Southlake Carrol HS, Southlake, Texas.
Jalen Jones, qb, 6-3, 215, South River HS, Edgewater, Md.
Jacob Nwangwa, fs, 6-0, 177, Arlington (Texas) HS.
Travis Parnell, lb/fs, 6-3, 195, Rio Rancho (N.M.) HS.
Roman Pellum, lb, 6-4, 235, Desert Chapel HS, Palm Springs, Calif.
Tyler Rogers, qb, 6-3, 200, Arizona Western (Yuma, Ariz.) College.
Larry Rose, rb, 5-11, 180, Fairfield (Texas) HS.
Jamin Smith, ol, 6-3, 275, Douglas County HS, Castle Rock, Colo.
Jaden Wright, cb, 6-0, 175, Lewisville (Texas) HS.
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Post by Agent Orange on Feb 12, 2014 18:06:26 GMT -7
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Post by Mr. Pitch on Feb 13, 2014 4:14:03 GMT -7
Two things of interest I see are:
1) A Cassius Corley from Grants going to NMSU. The Dogs played a Stacey Corley from Grants in a 1985 playoff game. Grants won and eliminated us. Stacey Corley starred for BYU.
2) A Tim Foley from Rio Rancho signed with ENMU. Artesia had a Tim Foley in the early 1990's. He played and ran track at Boise State. The Bulldog Tim Foley was pretty large at 6'3 or so. The ENMU signee is 5'9, 185 lbs.
No idea if there is a connection on either.
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Post by Agent Orange on Feb 13, 2014 10:08:38 GMT -7
Two things of interest I see are: 1) A Cassius Corley from Grants going to NMSU. The Dogs played a Stacey Corley from Grants in a 1985 playoff game. Grants won and eliminated us. Stacey Corley starred for BYU. 2) A Tim Foley from Rio Rancho signed with ENMU. Artesia had a Tim Foley in the early 1990's. He played and ran track at Boise State. The Bulldog Tim Foley was pretty large at 6'3 or so. The ENMU signee is 5'9, 185 lbs. No idea if there is a connection on either. Yes that is his Uncle, guess he was named after him? Dan Foley is his dad. |
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Post by mikemoe on Feb 13, 2014 12:27:06 GMT -7
Thanks Randall, Pima JC must really scout NM, they got 4 RRHS, 1 Cleveland and 2 from LC. RR had 11 signees between the two schools vs 10 for all of Albuq. Rams had 6 total, now you know how frustrated I get when I dont see them advance in the playoffs!
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Post by crispysdad on Feb 13, 2014 15:22:16 GMT -7
I thought there was a Tim Foley from Rio Rancho that has been playing for UNM for a few years. He should just about be a senior by now. I thought that THAT Tim Foley was the cousin of Artesia's Tim Foley. The Artesia Tim Foley was a badass DB. He reminded me a LOT of Kirby Wheeler who played in 2006. Artesia's Tim Foley went on to star at Boise and broke many records there. He went on to play in Canada for a few years...don't remember which CFL team Artesia's Tim Foley played for.
Maybe the Rio Rancho Foley who is going to ENMU transferred from UNM? Now that I think about it I think I heard that somewhere.
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Post by Mr. Pitch on Feb 13, 2014 18:48:54 GMT -7
Tim Foley of Artesia could bring it. At one time the two safeties playing for Randy Dickerson were Foley and Jeff Houghtaling. The duo of Mike Allen and Randy Dickerson were known for coaching extremely physical defensive backs. These were two of the finest.
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Post by godogs09 on Feb 14, 2014 8:40:40 GMT -7
Two things of interest I see are: 1) A Cassius Corley from Grants going to NMSU. The Dogs played a Stacey Corley from Grants in a 1985 playoff game. Grants won and eliminated us. Stacey Corley starred for BYU. 2) A Tim Foley from Rio Rancho signed with ENMU. Artesia had a Tim Foley in the early 1990's. He played and ran track at Boise State. The Bulldog Tim Foley was pretty large at 6'3 or so. The ENMU signee is 5'9, 185 lbs. No idea if there is a connection on either. Cassius is Stacey's son. Tim Foley is transferring from UNM where he walked on a couple of years ago to ENMU. I believe he will do extremely well. His little brother, Tristen, is graduating this year from Rio Rancho and has signed with Pima JC to play next fall. Their dad, Dan Foley, is Tim Foley's (Artesia safety) older brother. |
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Post by TexasOil on Feb 14, 2014 14:38:02 GMT -7
Two Southlake Carroll kids are in this signing class.... JB Copeland and Adaryan Jones... Both have little brothers who are classmates of my twins... Good kids who both have played for a top Texas 5A program.
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Post by Agent Orange on Feb 15, 2014 10:14:37 GMT -7
Two Southlake Carroll kids are in this signing class.... JB Copeland and Adaryan Jones... Both have little brothers who are classmates of my twins... Good kids who both have played for a top Texas 5A program. I was wondering if you knew about those guys Texas Oil, you didn't warn them about New Mexico Aggie Football? lol just kidding. Welcome to NM guys, hopefully you can help that team out. |
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Post by crispysdad on Feb 15, 2014 15:35:22 GMT -7
Two Southlake Carroll kids are in this signing class.... JB Copeland and Adaryan Jones... Both have little brothers who are classmates of my twins... Good kids who both have played for a top Texas 5A program. lol just kidding. Welcome to NM guys, hopefully you can help that team out. I don't think that the problem with NMSU football is with the athletes that they sign. And yes Randall, I know that is not what you were saying! I think that NMSU signs very good athletes! The problem with NMSU football is the lack of support from the University. The coaching staff is also a problem. The University has to be REALLY behind the football program in order for it to be successful! The University HAS to show a commitment to the football program. They have to be behind it 100%! And so far NMSU has been unwilling to turn loose of the money to field a competitive team. I have always thought that if you take the athletes that NMSU signs, and plug them into a different program with different coaches...such as Texas or OU...they would field an average D-1 team. Not a national championship caliber team......but an AVERAGE D-1 team. And that would definitely be a step up from what they have now. |
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Post by R on Mar 19, 2014 9:17:25 GMT -7
I was wondering if you knew about those guys Texas Oil, you didn't warn them about New Mexico Aggie Football? lol just kidding. Welcome to NM guys, hopefully you can help that team out. I don't think that the problem with NMSU football is with the athletes that they sign. And yes Randall, I know that is not what you were saying! I think that NMSU signs very good athletes! The problem with NMSU football is the lack of support from the University. The coaching staff is also a problem. The University has to be REALLY behind the football program in order for it to be successful! The University HAS to show a commitment to the football program. They have to be behind it 100%! And so far NMSU has been unwilling to turn loose of the money to field a competitive team. I have always thought that if you take the athletes that NMSU signs, and plug them into a different program with different coaches...such as Texas or OU...they would field an average D-1 team. Not a national championship caliber team......but an AVERAGE D-1 team. And that would definitely be a step up from what they have now. Best thing to happen to NMSU football is Carruthers as President of the University. Two biggest issues for the program....small market(tv etc) and lack of large corporate sponsors. IMO |
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Post by GoDogs on Mar 21, 2014 15:12:57 GMT -7
Dang, that Woodson Curse!
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