'08 KY TE Ryan Wallace (Colorado signee)

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We did not start a thread initially because we were not sure how mutual the interest was...seems as though it is very mutual now.

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Bowling Green (KY) Bowling Green High School

Ht: 6-foot-6
Wt: 230 lbs
Forty: 4.8 secs
Bench max: 295 pounds
Squat max: 350 pounds
GPA: 3.7
ACT: 23

Plays for his father, Kevin Wallace, who is head coach at Bowling Green HS.

2006 Offensive Stats: 25 catches 325 yards 3 TDs

Intersted in Alabama, Cincinnati, Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Ole Miss, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Tennessee and Vanderbilt.

 

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4/11

Ryan has visited Auburn, Alabama, Ole Miss, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Vandy, and Georgia Tech and will visit Ohio State today. Ole Miss, Cincinnati and Oklahoma State have offered.

 

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Ryan enjoyed his visit to tOSU and will attend the Sr. Advanced Camp.

 

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Ryan has a top five of Ohio State, Tennessee, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Oklahoma State. He grew up as a Tennessee fan.

3.7 GPA and 25 ACT.

 

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Purdue has offered.

 

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Friday, April 20, 2007 E-mail this | Print page
UPDATED: 11:37 AM
Bowling Green player sought after
By Jody Demling
[email protected]
The Courier-Journal

While Ohio State hasn?t offered, Wallace said he had a great visit to Columbus last week. He watched practice, sat in on a tight end meeting and spent 15 minutes talking with coach Jim Tressel.

?It was fun and really nice up there,? Wallace said.

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070420/SPORTS11/70420031/1002/SPORTS

 

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5/16

By BK...favors Purdue (offer), Oklahoma, Oklahoma State (offer), Ohio State and South Carolina.

 

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Two Bowling Green High School football standouts received scholarship offers from national powers last week.

Coach Kevin Wallace said the eighth offer his son -- tight end Ryan -- has received is from Stanford. Ryan Wallace also has offers from Purdue, Cincinnati, Oklahoma State, Mississippi, Miami of Ohio, Ohio U. and Western Kentucky.

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070520/SPORTS11/705200543

 

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6/15

Kentucky has offered.

 

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Jody Demling - Recruiting

Bowling Green coach Kevin Wallace said his tight end - and son - Ryan Wallace is "probably farther away from a decision that he was" a month or so ago. Several other schools, including Rutgers, Boston College and Colorado, are now viable options. Ryan Wallace told me today that Colorado offered him a scholarship, along with his teammate D.L. Moore. Wallace still likes Kentucky, Mississippi, Stanford and Cincinnati.

 

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Scout.com: Long Trip

By Allen Wallace
National Recruiting Editor
Posted Oct 17, 2007

With 14 offers in hand, Ryan Wallace said he favors Wake Forest, Colorado and Kentucky solidly over Stanford, Cincinnati and Rutgers. "I talk to all of these schools once a week," Wallace said. "Rutgers just offered me about a week ago, so they are new to my list, but have been recruiting me really hard." Wallace says he also hopes to officially visit Rutgers and Wake Forest before deciding.

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Jody Demling - Recruiting

Louisville has missed out on some top in-state football prospects this recruiting season, but this morning coach Steve Kragthorpe landed a major in-state prize.

Bowling Green High School tight end Ryan Wallace just confirmed to me that he called the U of L coaches this morning and committed.

"It's always been a place that I wanted to go," Wallace said. "The distance and just the comfort level up there. Once I thought about everything, it just matched up. I liked it there, I know a lot of people up there and some of my friends from high school are going there. Plus, I've known coach (Greg) Nord for a little bit. Everything just fit into place."

The 6-foot-5, 230-pound tight end picked the Cardinals over Rutgers, Wake Forest, Colorado and Stanford. He had just visited Rutgers last weekend.

"We flew into Louisville after my visit to Rutgers," Wallace said. "We drove over to see the campus and I really liked it a lot. It was a lot better than I thought it would be. Louisville is the place where I feel I will excel the best."

 

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Mark Story: Early losses hurting Cats' RPI

Louisville has only one Top 10 in-state player presently committed, Male High?s Dexter Heyman (No. 5). Bowling Green tight end Ryan Wallace, the state?s 10th-ranked prospect according to Rivals, has re-opened his recruitment after previously committing to U of L.