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Sirmon

HookedonGriz said:
Called it. Bummer.
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You did call it. I was wrong. I didn’t think he would give up that year of eligibility since he already signed his National Letter of Intent to play for the Griz. Yes, Bummer for sure!
 
Griz RTD said:
HookedonGriz said:
Called it. Bummer.
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You did call it. I was wrong. I didn’t think he would give up that year of eligibility since he already signed his National Letter of Intent to play for the Griz. Yes, Bummer for sure!
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No worries, I just had this weird feeling that that’s where he wanted to go play. I’m not even sure he will lose a year of eligibility....sounds like signing these letters of intent doesn’t hold much weight anymore
 
Does he actually "lose" a year, or can't play for a year ......when he will redshirt there anyway no biggie to him? Wonder where he will end up in about two years after bring a practice dummy on the meat squad?
 
In this article he says he never really signed with Griz since it was a walk on offer, so I am assuming there will be no repercussions:

https://247sports.com/college/washington/Article/Washington-Huskies-football-recruiting-Camden-Sirmon-Huskies-Pick-Up-QB-Walk-On-With-A-Familiar-Last-Name-160101920/Amp/?__twitter_impression=true
 
Bummed for the Griz but it's a great choice for him - can't be mad at the kid for choosing UW over us.
 
His size is marginal and his arm looks average, but his speed and athleticism are exceptional. That said, a walk on offer at UW beats a walk on offer at Montana every day in my book. I assumed he had received some scholarship money here. With equal offers It's probably worth the chance for him to make the switch. I do believe he has the tools to impact this level if the throwing improves a bit. Not sure he will impact the Pac-12. Wish him all the best. Won't be surprised if he's back here in a few years.
 
Walk on offers from both not necessarily equal. In state vs. out of state tuition is big. But he's kind of a dual residency kid, so maybe not an issue.
 
go96griz said:
His size is marginal and his arm looks average, but his speed and athleticism are exceptional. That said, a walk on offer at UW beats a walk on offer at Montana every day in my book. I assumed he had received some scholarship money here. With equal offers It's probably worth the chance for him to make the switch. I do believe he has the tools to impact this level if the throwing improves a bit. Not sure he will impact the Pac-12. Wish him all the best. Won't be surprised if he's back here in a few years.
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Unless a kid is choosing a school for the school, and not football, I would think kids would also want to consider where they have a good or decent chance to play. Who wants to be third team. Of course, kids seem to transfer and transfer down more now. Going for it at a big school would be fun too. Obviously, his decision. I wish him well.
 
He had a chance to play here. I think it’s a huge (almost impossible) uphill battle there just look at his 4 star cousin so that’s unfortunate but can’t fault him for taking his shot. We did bring in a legit QB for this class so we are more than fine, and might not be the last we hear from Sirmon if things don’t work out at UW.
 
BWahlberg said:
Bummed for the Griz but it's a great choice for him - can't be mad at the kid for choosing UW over us.
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Its the word "commit" I have a problem with, I don't care where he goes but if you commit then you do.
Old school thought.
 
go96griz said:
His size is marginal and his arm looks average, but his speed and athleticism are exceptional. That said, a walk on offer at UW beats a walk on offer at Montana every day in my book. I assumed he had received some scholarship money here. With equal offers It's probably worth the chance for him to make the switch. I do believe he has the tools to impact this level if the throwing improves a bit. Not sure he will impact the Pac-12. Wish him all the best. Won't be surprised if he's back here in a few years.
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don't come begging back, gone is gone, we will be fine
 
fanofzoo said:
go96griz said:
His size is marginal and his arm looks average, but his speed and athleticism are exceptional. That said, a walk on offer at UW beats a walk on offer at Montana every day in my book. I assumed he had received some scholarship money here. With equal offers It's probably worth the chance for him to make the switch. I do believe he has the tools to impact this level if the throwing improves a bit. Not sure he will impact the Pac-12. Wish him all the best. Won't be surprised if he's back here in a few years.
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don't come begging back, gone is gone, we will be fine
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Might be different if we had been able to give him a scholarship...
 
fanofzoo said:
BWahlberg said:
Bummed for the Griz but it's a great choice for him - can't be mad at the kid for choosing UW over us.
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Its the word "commit" I have a problem with, I don't care where he goes but if you commit then you do.
Old school thought.
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Seems that the Griz didn't really commit to him either.
 
grizindabox said:
fanofzoo said:
Its the word "commit" I have a problem with, I don't care where he goes but if you commit then you do.
Old school thought.
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Seems that the Griz didn't really commit to him either.
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Just getting jumpy with all the going on. Breathe :roll:
 
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