QB Tanner McKee [Stanford- Signed LOI]

[Mavric]

Player: Tanner McKee
Hometown: Corona, California
School: Centennial
Position: Quarterback
Height: 6-6
Weight: 199
40 time: 4.94
Offers: BYU, Colorado, Hawai'i, Nevada, Oregon State, Utah
Visits: 11/19/16 vs. Maryland

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247 Composite: #168 Overall; #9 ProQB; .9293;  

Rivals: #137 Overall; #9 ProQB;
247: #181 Overall; #7 ProQB;
Scout: #177 Overall; #17 QB;
ESPN: #142 Overall; #9 QB-PP;

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Edited February 7, 2018 by seaofred92

[Mavric]

[chamrocck]

Same high school as Taylor Martinez. #Calibraska

[Mavric]

Visited this weekend.

 

It was noted elsewhere that his dad played for BYU and they are Mormon so BYU seems to be an early favorite.

 

Has two Crystal Ball picks for Stanford despite not having an offer from them but that could be an admissions hold up before they actually offer.

[Mavric]

Thanks to seofred92 for starting a thread as well. We were working on them at the same time.

 

But I moved yours out since you didn't have the entire profile. Do appreciate the help, though.

[SODAKSKERSFAN20]

Good film. Good feet for a kid that's 6'6. Could be one of the Top 3 QBs in the country when it's all said and done.

[Mavric]

Said Nebraska joined his top group of BYU, Stanford and Washington.

 

Said he remembered Riley from Oregon State - he and his dad noted a segment on Riley riding his bike to school.

 

Considering a two-year Mormon mission right after high school. Talked to Langsdorf about that.

[huskersfan7]

looks like Stanford has a 4 star qb commit and washington has a 5 star qb commit for the 2018 class. a lot can happen beteeen then and signing day 2018 but a good sign for now.

[ScottyIce]

looks like Stanford has a 4 star qb commit and washington has a 5 star qb commit for the 2018 class. a lot can happen beteeen then and signing day 2018 but a good sign for now.

Good finds. However, if he is planning on doing a mission trip(which he is at some point), he could technically be considered a 2020 recruit...

[huskersfan7]

 

 

looks like Stanford has a 4 star qb commit and washington has a 5 star qb commit for the 2018 class. a lot can happen beteeen then and signing day 2018 but a good sign for now.

Good finds. However, if he is planning on doing a mission trip(which he is at some point), he could technically be considered a 2020 recruit...

dang never thought of that haha

[ScottyIce]

 

 

looks like Stanford has a 4 star qb commit and washington has a 5 star qb commit for the 2018 class. a lot can happen beteeen then and signing day 2018 but a good sign for now.

Good finds. However, if he is planning on doing a mission trip(which he is at some point), he could technically be considered a 2020 recruit...

dang never thought of that haha

 

 

I don't know exactly how the scholarship works though in those situations. I assume, if he goes on a two year mission, his scholarship is open until he returns. Whether he leaves in the middle of his college career, or before it starts.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong someone. (Anyone a BYU follower at all? You would probably know)

[BigRedBuster]

 

 

 

looks like Stanford has a 4 star qb commit and washington has a 5 star qb commit for the 2018 class. a lot can happen beteeen then and signing day 2018 but a good sign for now.

Good finds. However, if he is planning on doing a mission trip(which he is at some point), he could technically be considered a 2020 recruit...

dang never thought of that haha

 

 

I don't know exactly how the scholarship works though in those situations. I assume, if he goes on a two year mission, his scholarship is open until he returns. Whether he leaves in the middle of his college career, or before it starts.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong someone. (Anyone a BYU follower at all? You would probably know)

 

I have no knowledge other than staying at a Holliday Inn Express once....but, I would say absolutely no way would he count against our 85 scholarships while he is on his mission. If that were the case, BYU would have around 30 kids actively in the program.

 

PS...I'm assuming that's what you're talking about.

[Atbone95]

 

 

 

 

looks like Stanford has a 4 star qb commit and washington has a 5 star qb commit for the 2018 class. a lot can happen beteeen then and signing day 2018 but a good sign for now.

Good finds. However, if he is planning on doing a mission trip(which he is at some point), he could technically be considered a 2020 recruit...

dang never thought of that haha

 

 

I don't know exactly how the scholarship works though in those situations. I assume, if he goes on a two year mission, his scholarship is open until he returns. Whether he leaves in the middle of his college career, or before it starts.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong someone. (Anyone a BYU follower at all? You would probably know)

 

I have no knowledge other than staying at a Holliday Inn Express once....but, I would say absolutely no way would he count against our 85 scholarships while he is on his mission. If that were the case, BYU would have around 30 kids actively in the program.

 

Can you imagine juggling scholarships at BYU? Damn man... We have a tough time juggling walk-ons and early enrolls and just normal attrition... and then to budget for kids leaving on mission and coming back? They've got to have some smart minds in that front office lol.

[DrunkOffPunch]

It's pretty much like a 2 year grey shirt. Doesn't count against the limit.

[seaofred92]

i kinda feel like if he doesn't do the 2 year mission he will come to Nebraska but if he does he will go to BYU