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    So what was Farrell's overall take in retrospect? "There's only one kid ranked over three stars, which was Bruce Campbell, but there was a bunch of three-stars, which you should be able to make do with" Farrell said. "It's not a great class, but certainly on paper you could expect more of those guys." Full Article at Washington Times Blogs
    There's only one kid ranked over three stars, which was Bruce Campbell, but there was a bunch of three-stars, which you should be able to make do with
    – Mike Farrell SOURCE: Washington Times Blogs 1 month ago
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An analyst's take on Maryland's o-line recruiting
  1. You want to take four to five every year, but at the same time you don’t want to take four to five just to take four to five ... You have to feel good about them. You have to feel like they’re good people, that they’re going to do well here academically, because this is no easy school. Then, are they go...
    SOURCE: Washington Times Blogs 1 month ago
  2. The normal approach for schools, especially coming off taking three [offensive linemen, as Maryland did in 2005], is to take three to five linemen every year ... Sometimes if you don't do that and end up taking seven in a class, your chances of getting a higher percentage from year is a lot lower than i...
    – Mike Farrell SOURCE: Washington Times Blogs 1 month ago

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