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Subject: P Class of '31 Author: Bengal [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:39:32 04/24/26 Fri Drake Dorsey, OL, 6'5" 300 lbs. 3.98 GPA Upper Arlington HS (Ohio) Y, DC, Cornell, Ball State, Kent State John Boggs, LB, Wrestler 6'1" 225 lbs. 3.81 GPA. DC, Penn, H, P all offered before his junior season, Y, Cornell, UMASS, Eastern Michigan Dillard Jennings OL, LHP, 6'6" 255 lbs. Episcopal (Houston, Tex) Penn, Cornell, DC, H, Y, Wyoming, NAVY Nathaniel McCormick, LB/Edge 6'2" 220lbs. Phillips Andover, 4.54 40; 4.69 weighted GPA, 1500 SAT, All N.E. prep 2nd team. DC, Penn Dorian Fauntleroy QB 6'2" 185lbs. Jupiter Christian (Fla), 4.25 GPA Y, Fordham, Eastern Michigan, Buffalo, Army. 247 and his twitter feed graphic indicate as well Arkansas, UCF, Rhode Island, W. Kentucky Giancarlo Vitti, S/Nickel/WR 5'11" 180 lbs, Dearborn Divine Christian (Mich) 4.3 GPA.National Honor Society. Columbia, Brown, DC, Cornell, Central Michigan, Army, Kent State [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: P Class of '31 Author: Tiger81 [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 19:01:07 05/12/26 Tue Austin Moilan LB 6’2” 225 lbs. Bastrop (TX) Arizona State, Central Michigan, Jacksonville State, Yale, Columbia, Arkansas State, UTEP, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Cornell, and Colgate. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: Re: P Class of '31 Author: voy vey [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 11:37:00 05/14/26 Thu Looks like they're beating Yale and Dartmouth to a lot of these recruits. Harvard, not so much. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: FWIW Author: Go Green [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12:52:09 05/14/26 Thu Both Teevens and Lyons have said that they lost most recruiting battles to Harvard and Princeton. They each indicated that they did better against Yale. McCorkle hasn't addressed the subject yet, as far as I know. But honestly, he seems to be recruiting well. He's getting plenty of guys who had other impressive options. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: P Class of '31 Author: Bengal [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 13:30:47 05/14/26 Thu One Ivy will "win" a recruiting battle with another Ivy, but I think it is usually difficult to tell exactly when that happens. When I list "offers," it is based on the player's twitter feed and sometimes 247 or a similar site. But how firm the offer is is a separate question. Many are conditional. Our schools make dozens of offers beyond the recruiting number limits. If every kid listing an offer from any of our schools actually was admitted and matriculated, that team would have a 150-200 man roster. In the case you mentioned, we would need to know which offered player was actually, really, and truly sought both by P and by Y or DC or both. Sometimes an article about a recruit will mention it was down to X or Y or Y, Z, and W, but that kind of information is best known by the coaching staffs. If coaches such as the Dartmouth coaches make observations about their comparative recruiting success, that is obviously informative. I remember going back over our freshman class for a few years and looking at what other Ivies had "offered" them. We sometimes took double digits of kids who listed Ivy X. I never believed we "outrecruited" that school for every one of those kids, nor the converse where that same or other Ivy school had freshman in double digits who listed Princeton as offering them. I do believe Princeton's recruiting picked up under Surace, who had the benefit of building and improving upon his predecessor's process. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: P Class of '31 Author: Tiger81 [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 16:38:51 05/15/26 Fri Based on the list of 25 2026 recruits I compiled (primarily based on the tweets Bengal referenced), 6 also had offers from Harvard, 9 from Yale, 9 from Dartmouth and 14 from Penn. Only one recruit (Kole Fager, a WR from IL) had offers from all five schools. Digest this info with appropriate disclaimers about its accuracy but it is likely at least "directionally correct". The Ivies all fish in the same pond, however Harvard appears to have a stronger line in the water to enable them to land a few more big catches. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]