Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Monday edition of the yard, the magnificent Monday edition of the yard. We're going to talk some college football recruiting today.

You know, we had two more camps over the weekend. Not like it was the previous weekend and no disrespect to anybody was here, but the first

camp, the first Friday night camp, was the top dog camp. We had all of the current Bulldog

commitments on campus, as well as several the priority targets, but there have been some big

numbers the last couple of weeks, for sure, and some guys that will ultimately earn some offers.

You always have some guys that are perhaps unknown

that show up at the camp and kind of work their way in to an opportunity. So it's always worth coming to camp for.

Again, I've told you guys last week's show, you know, there's some kids, too, that are not prospects. We're just kind of learning to get better,

kind of have the experience

working out with college coaches but uh you know I wanted to share some things too you know I like to

do research but yesterday we had a discussion on a jeans page dot com true maroon forum about in-state

recruiting and one of the posters and this is in no way in any disrespect or, you know, a shot at this

individual because he just happened to share, you know, kind of this misnomer in many respects.

Maybe that's the wrong way to describe it, but there are a lot of people that have this false

perception.

Oh, what the best talent talent Mississippi leaves every year.

Now, last year, top three players in the state did leave the state.

They did.

But let's look at that maybe historical like the last five years.

And so I wanted to kind of use that as the intro for the show today because I like for

the facts to be known.

There are a lot of people that have

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