Finally. Apparently the Terrelle Pryor drama is about to come to a close, as he will officially
announce the school to which he plans to sign a letter of intent today at noon. As Stu wrote earlier in the week, Pryor says he was down to two schools, and presumably has narrowed that down to one (although you never know with him -- I wouldn't be entirely surprised to see him call this press conference just so he can hear himself speak on TV a little more, just as he did on National Signing Day when he opted to
not cancel his press conference, even though he had not decided which school he would be attending). While I don't agree with Rivals.com's assessment of Michigan still being in the race for Pryor (he was set on Ohio St. before his dad wanted him to look closer at Penn St. -- the Michigan-Ohio St. debate has been over for awhile in Pryor's head), I do agree with Stu that this is a done deal; Pryor will be a Buckeye. Wouldn't you go to a school where (1) you are already friends with some of the incoming freshman and (2) you will get snaps as the QB of a team that is a perennial BCS bowl competitor? Don't blame Pryor, just look forward to Michigan using him as a source of motivation for the next four years.
Finally. Apparently the Terrelle Pryor drama is about to come to a close, as he will officially announce the school to which he plans to sign a letter of intent today at noon. As Stu wrote earlier in the week, Pryor says he was down to two schools, and presumably has narrowed that down to one (although you never know with him -- I wouldn't be entirely surprised to see him call this press conference just so he can hear himself speak on TV a little more, just as he did on National Signing Day when he opted to not cancel his press conference, even though he had not decided which school he would be attending). While I don't agree with Rivals.com's assessment of Michigan still being in the race for Pryor (he was set on Ohio St. before his dad wanted him to look closer at Penn St. -- the Michigan-Ohio St. debate has been over for awhile in Pryor's head), I do agree with Stu that this is a done deal; Pryor will be a Buckeye. Wouldn't you go to a school where (1) you are already friends with some of the incoming freshman and (2) you will get snaps as the QB of a team that is a perennial BCS bowl competitor? Don't blame Pryor, just look forward to Michigan using him as a source of motivation for the next four years.
