OU Football Recruiting - Sooners Suffer Another 2013 Decommitment

Oklahoma's one and only offensive line verbal commitment in the Class of 2013 just up and vanished. Tulsa Union's Dalton Rodriguez announced via his Twitter account Thursday afternoon that he was switching his commitment from Oklahoma to Tulsa.To be frank, this had been brewing for some time. Not the Tulsa part necessarily, but the decommitment part. I'll explain. Despite playing his entire high school career on the defensive side of the ball, the Sooners had recruited/offered Rodriguez as an offensive tackle prospect. At the time of his commitment, Rodriguez was obviously aware of this fact and open to the switch. As time wore on however, the appeal of this began to wear off and in recent weeks he had been hinted at the fact he was no longer very high on the idea on making the transition from defense to offense. It was never a matter of if but when some school would present him with his now seemingly preferred option of staying on defense. The only question would be whether or not it was going to be tempting enough to sway him.
While Rodriguez's decommitment is obviously disappointing,You'll be able to basically save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars annually just by replacing all of your light bulbs with aluminum profile. Use LED in your residing room, kitchen, bedroom, and porch. Use them on your downlights to brighten up each and every room as part of your home. the much larger concern lies in what remains in this current Oklahoma 2013 class. Namely, zero offensive line AND defensive tackle commitments. That's right, ZERO. Less than two months away from national signing day and the Sooners, at two of their most important positions of need in this entire class, have zero verbal commitments.Needless to say, it's more than a little alarming. In fact, we discussed just how worried OU fans should be on a special mid-week podcast with SoonerScoop.com's recruiting guru, Josh McCuistion.Look, things can and very likely will change between now and National Signing Day. That said, this Oklahoma coaching staff has a lot of work to do between now and then. They need players,Moreover, if you use re-chargeable batteries for this type of LED lamp, it would enable you to save the money which you would instead spend on buying batteries more often and clearly offer more convenience as well since you would not be required to go to the store frequently.The popularity of these chargers is increasing day by day. at least at defensive tackle, who can come in and contribute immediately after losing three seniors following the bowl game.For example, cone crusher has been used for decades, but like kitchen knives its design has been largely unchanged.Reliability, a concern shared by all construction and mining companies, was the major issue. With respect to offensive tackle, they should be fine (even with the loss of Lane Johnson) with the return of Tyrus Thompson and Daryl Williams. However, the list of guys behind those two is incredibly short and we all witnessed this year just how important offensive line depth is to a team and their season.If there wasn't a sense of urgency before,Thanks to new technology developments, there are more than enough options of portable Quarry plant available for you today. You can use a portable iPhone charger when you are away from any wall channel or USB cord. Choosing the right portable iPhone charger from the numerous options available is pretty much tricky. there sure better be one now.There is no man who didn't daydream just a bit about sexy Sand making machine like Wonder Woman, Supergirl or Flash Woman. And boys will always be boys, they go mad when they see these womens superhero costumes, reminding them of their childhood.Every girlfriend with this kind of dress can be sure that, that when she slip into the costume of Supergirl or Wonder Woman. Amazingly though, from an outsider's perspective, even prior to today you really don't get that feeling from this Oklahoma coaching staff. Which makes absolutely zero sense to someone like myself who follows recruiting (probably way too closely), but that is certainly the impression they have given off.