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Just thought this was funny. ESPN still has him committed to Montana. :lol: :lol:
 
By Brandon Huffman
National Recruiting Analyst
Posted Jun 6, 2013

The Contra Costa (Calif.) College quarterback, Malik Watson, is handling recruiting different this time around...

Contra Costa (Calif.) College quarterback Malik Watson committed to Montana as a senior, but decided to go the JC route.

Set to be the primary signal-caller at Contra Costa this fall, Watson has a number of schools showing interest in him, including ones that recruited him in high school.

“Arizona State came and watched me throw, and Houston liked me from earlier,” said Watson. “Houston almost offered me right before Signing Day (in February 2012), but after the coaching change, they went a different direction. Coach (Jamie) Christian recruited me when he was at Arizona State and now he’s at Houston and I’ve been talking with him.”

Watson, who also had offers from Idaho, Eastern Washington, Northern Arizona, Delaware State and Texas Southern out of high schools, is eager for this season, where he’ll get a chance to throw more and increase his options.

“I’m really riding the recruiting process different than I did in high school,” said Watson. “I’m focusing more on what I can control this time. I’m really focusing on the season.”

The 6-3, 218-pounder was a full qualifier out of high school, so he’ll be done in December and can leave with three years to play two seasons.

Watson is excited about what Contra Costa will do this fall on offense.

“Our new offense is all spread, nothing underneath center,” said Watson. “In high school, we were only under center, so I’m open to anything. I love fast paced spread or triple option and I’m good in multiple personnel.”
 
My interpretation of the article. I, me, some more of me and yes I love some me. It's all about me and this season I will concentrate on developing me. The spread is about me and Houston loves me and Arizona State used to love me and will again after I show how great I am this year. Call me. No please, call me.
 
Copper Griz said:
My interpretation of the article. I, me, some more of me and yes I love some me. It's all about me and this season I will concentrate on developing me. The spread is about me and Houston loves me and Arizona State used to love me and will again after I show how great I am this year. Call me. No please, call me.
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Ditto. I hope they have a running track in their stadium or his head might not fit on the field.
 
Don't see why we have to pile on the kid... I doubt many of you know the stress and disappointment that goes with recruiting when you're a 17/18 year old kid. Huffman was asking him about his personal recruitment, not about the team. What else is he suppose to say? Old men making fun of him is pretty weird... He looked like a very talented QB coming out of HS, I'm sure he'll land a scholarship somewhere with a productive year starting.
 
I am in my 40's. That is not old dammit. HOW INSULTING! I am piling on the kid for his tremendously huge ego. Was he good in high school. Probably was - so are a lot of players and they handle the recruiting process in a much more mature and humble manner. This kid and his commit/non commit was a sh%t show. He is egotistical and immature and like so many others in society - it appears to be all about him. By the way I do know what the recruiting process is like. Very stressful
 
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