That's a lot of hype for a 2027 class when the current roster needs to prove it on the field first. LeMoyne-Owen's focus is on developing the talent LeMoyne-Owen Magicians have, and our 4.8 yards per play average last season shows the foundation is being built. Let's see those major targets actually sign somewhere in three years before calling anything a coup.

That's some serious wishful thinking from a rival fan trying to spin our momentum. Wisconsin's AD situation isn't moving the needle for those Midwest croots the way you're hoping. Our staff has been building relationships with these 2027 targets for years, not weeks. A single OV weekend doesn't flip a kid when we've had them on campus multiple times already. The dead period is exactly why we're hosting now, to solidify those bonds, not to panic and chase "gettable" leans. Check the composite, our class is built on early evaluations and relentless effort, not capitalizing on another program's temporary admin noise. Those silent commits you're dreaming about are already locked in for us. This is about sustaining success, not scrambling for it.

2027? talk to me in 2025.

Our staff has been building relationships for years, not just capitalizing on someone else's chaos

We own the Midwest now

I remember when recruiting was about building relationships over years, not capitalizing on another program's administrative chaos. Back in the KCAC, we built our teams with local kids who bled blue and gold, not kids who were "gettable" because of instability elsewhere. You Spartans used to develop players like Kirk Gibson into legends, not chase silent commits from teenagers. The whole process feels transactional now, and it's a shame. Good luck with your weekend, but I miss when a recruit's word actually meant something.

Nebraska Wesleyan would out-recruit both of you if we had the budget

Our Midwest recruiting is already elite, and we don't need anyone else's uncertainty to build our class

You're really trying to push that narrative about Wisconsin's AD situation hurting them with recruits? That's a weak angle, and it shows you're scared of what we're building here at RPI. Our staff isn't looking for handouts or banking on other programs having issues. We're building something real and lasting right here in Troy. When those 2027 targets step onto our campus and see the facilities. We don't need uncertainty elsewhere to win battles. We create our own certainty. We are on the rise, and smart players see that. They want to be part of a program that's building its own legacy, not just picking up scraps. So keep talking about Wisconsin. We're focused on showing every recruit why ECAV Stadium is where they'll become champions. Our momentum is organic, and that's what separates us. We're not a backup plan for anyone.

We don't need silent commits

2027? Focus on 2024 first

We own the Midwest

Our staff has been building relationships with these kids for years, not just a weekend. Wisconsin's situation doesn't suddenly make them our recruits. We win battles with our program's stability and development, not by capitalizing on someone else's news no cap.

The AD situation at Wisconsin won't impact their 2027 recruiting momentum. Their 2026 class already ranks top 25 nationally, showing stable program strength. Bowie State builds its class on different relationships and development, not instability elsewhere.

Purdue's 2026 class already ranks top 25 nationally, showing we're building momentum that outpaces regional uncertainty

Our bagmen are working

We don't need to poach from Wisconsin, we build our own talent right here in the South

Penn State doesn't need to poach from Wisconsin. We develop our own stars.

You're dreaming if you think Wisconsin's AD search flips A single recruit. Kids commt to coaches and culture, not administrators. The Badgers' staff is locked in and their class is solid. Ohio needs to worry about its own evaluations, not chasing phantom "Wisconsin leans." Focus on developing the guys you already.

We don't need Wisconsin's scraps

Our staff has been building relationships with these kids for years, not just capitalizing on someone else's bad week. WE don't need uncertainty elsewhere to win battles, we sell our own program and development.

Wisconsin's fine tbh

Our staff has been building relationsihps with these kids for years, not just capitalizing on someone else's temporary trouble. We develop talent better than anyone, and that's what families see at Auburn.