Montana State Recruiting Class - 2007

[Walkon79]

INCOMING FRESHMEN
Brad Smith - Belgrade - DE
Dan Ogden - Kalispell - DL
Shane Robison - Billings - TE
Jordan Craney - Pocatello - Safety/QB
Casey Dennehy - Butte - DE
Clay Bignell - Helena - LB
Conrad Burbank - Reno, NV - OL
Alex Terrien - Auburn, WA - OL

TRANSFERS
DeAndre Green - Contra Costa CC - WR - 2 Years Eligibility
Abraham Muheize - Grossmont College - Safety - 3 Years Eligibility
Ramon Lewis - Butte CC - S -2 Years Eligibility
David Taylor - Butte CC - CB - 2 Years Eligibility

WALK-ONS
Willie Sullivan - Butte - QB
Colby Kinna - Fairfield - WR
Dayton Jackson - LB -Great Falls(CMR)
Mike Erickson - DL - Havre

[NE MT GRIZZ]

Nice core of in-state kids. It's nice to know the MT schools can produce playoff caliber teams with home grown kids.

[OB55]

INCOMING FRESHMEN
Brad Smith - Belgrade - DE
Dan Ogden - Kalispell - DL
Shane Robison - Billings - TE
Jordan Craney - Pocatello - Safety/QB
Casey Dennehy - Butte - DE
Clay Bignell - Helena - LB
Conrad Burbank - Reno, NV - OL
Alex Terrien - Auburn, WA - OL

TRANSFERS
DeAndre Green - Contra Costa CC - WR - 2 Years Eligibility
Abraham Muheize - Grossmont College - Safety - 3 Years Eligibility
Ramon Lewis - Butte CC - S -2 Years Eligibility
David Taylor - Butte CC - CB - 2 Years Eligibility

WALK-ONS
Willie Sullivan - Butte - QB
Colby Kinna - Fairfield - WR
Dayton Jackson - LB -Great Falls(CMR)
Mike Erickson - DL - Havre
Good for Coach Kramer for getting back to the local market. Lot fewer calls from the BPD in the future:hurray:

[Walkon79]

This year's class does have a distinct Montana flavor, and many in the universtiy, including some professors had a hand in developing a psychological profile for potential recruits this year. The truth is though, Fuller would have passed the test with flying colors, so you never know until you get the kids on campus. Even good kids can run with the wrong crowd.

At any rate, I think this may turn out to be one of the best classes in Kramer's tenure.

[OB55]

This year's class does have a distinct Montana flavor, and many in the universtiy, including some professors had a hand in developing a psychological profile for potential recruits this year. The truth is though, Fuller would have passed the test with flying colors, so you never know until you get the kids on campus. Even good kids can run with the wrong crowd.

At any rate, I think this may turn out to be one of the best classes in Kramer's tenure.
Well he's been successful in the past with the local buy in, I know last years' transfer athletes provided some punch, but I am in favor of the "build it from the bottom" and keep 'em at home philosophy. xcoffeex