Big Sky Signing Day

[citdog]

Due to the lack of information are we to assume that y'all just didn't sign anyone this year?

[slostang]

Nope. We were all so good we did not need to add any new players.

[darell1976]

I added UND's signing class in the 2013 North Dakota recruiting thread.

[slostang]

Link to 2013 Big Sky recruiting classes: http://www.bigskyconf.com/documents/2013/2/6/2013recruits.pdf

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

Any idea how Montana St. did?

[CrazyCat]

Instead of listing all the names. Here are some short bios with comments from Ash and video clips of each signee.


http://www.msubobcats.com/news/2013/2/6/FB_0206132044.aspx?path=football


Forgot the two transfers already enrolled

Tanner Roderick

Roderick comes to Montana State as one of the most familiar figures in Bozeman's recent sporting history. One of the most decorated athletes Bozeman High School has ever produced, Roderick brings wide-ranging athletic skills to MSU after spending two seasons at the University of Nevada. He is a former Montana Gatorade Player of the Year in football and basketball, helping lead his hometown Hawks to state titles in each sport as a senior in 2010-11. He earned all-state honors in football three times, throwing for a school-record 2,457 yards and 28 touchdowns as a senior. He also rushed for 1,913 yards, and averaged 19 points a game for the Hawks basketball team.

Ijumaa Armstrong

Armstrong comes to MSU as a cornerback after spending a pair of falls at Hawai'i. The Los Angeles product prepped at Culver City High School, redshirting at UH in 2011 and before sitting out last fall after declaring his intention to transfer. Nicknamed “EJ”, Armstrong played receiver and safety at Culver City, recording 56 tackles as a senior and 67 as a junior. He led the team with four interceptions as a junior, earning Rookie of the Year and Ironman awards from the school. He also played a year of varsity football at Verbum Dei High School, earning honorable mention all-conference honors.

[Uncle Rico's Clan]

Here is the link to the Griz signing class:

http://www.gogriz.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/013013aaf.html

We're bringing in a few kids to help with the secondary, and a bunch of tight ends. Overall this class is filled with a ton of skill position guys.

[ursus arctos horribilis]

Here is the link to the Griz signing class:

http://www.gogriz.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/013013aaf.html

We're bringing in a few kids to help with the secondary, and a bunch of tight ends. Overall this class is filled with a ton of skill position guys.

What is kind of interesting there is that there is not one kid from CA on the list. I had listened to a Boise radio show last summer that one of the Cat fans had posted on here due to Idaho rumors back to the BSC and they interviewed the kid and were touting him pretty highly.

[Uncle Rico's Clan]

What is kind of interesting there is that there is not one kid from CA on the list. I had listened to a Boise radio show last summer that one of the Cat fans had posted on here due to Idaho rumors back to the BSC and they interviewed the kid and were touting him pretty highly.

That's interesting, I hadn't noticed until you mentioned that. I assume it has to do with the Griz heavily recruited Oregon and Washington, while opening up more inroads in the mid-west.

[Hellgate60]

You rarely see more Indiana recruits than California recruits for the Grizzlies! I hadn't even noticed that. Pretty interesting though