The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: West Division Recruiting
Some teams really stepped it up this year
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The football season is behind us, and we are inching closer to March Madness and the start of spring football. Two weeks ago saw another important day in the football calendar, signing day. With the early signing day in December, the February version has lost some of its luster, but there is still plenty to discuss. Let’s take a look at how the six teams in the West Division recruited.
The Good:
San Diego State
The Recruiting Road So Far: Fresno State
Taking a look at the Bulldog’s December class.
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Welcome to the fourth post in our twelve-part series that hopefully makes the dead period go by a bit quicker. These articles aim to provide a detailed look at what each team has done thus far on the recruiting trail and what work still needs to be put in before NLI day in February. One team a day will be featured this year in alphabetical order. Today will look at Fresno State.
Fresno State:
The 2020 season had its bumps and bruises for pretty much everyone, and Fresno State was no exception. They dropped their first game before going on a three-game win streak and being perhaps the conference’s hottest team. Then, Covid luck hit, and two of their games were cancelled. They came back for their final two games but lost their momentum and lost those games.