Reply With QuoteHe does show good athleticism and motor. I like the guys who convert to OL from DL.
I'd bet that he would be the type of kid to get many PAC offers after his senior year.
CU's recruiting strategy this year is obvious. I hope it works.
Just watched his full HL and him along with Huckins are our two best pickups on the OL imo
He does show good athleticism and motor. I like the guys who convert to OL from DL.
I'd bet that he would be the type of kid to get many PAC offers after his senior year.
CU's recruiting strategy this year is obvious. I hope it works.
Just stay out of my way... or you'll pay! LISTEN to what I say!
The guy seems very fast and big on video. The coaches have been the first (and possibly only) legitimate offers for many of these OL recruits. It's a risky strategy, but if it works, we'll be set for years. If it doesn't work, we'll be stuck with a lot of OL filling up schollies.
Watching his video, he does do a pretty good job of blocking down field. Think he could start at a Blocking TE position and then move to tackle later in his career?
Now a 3* on ESPN.
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New update on scout. Need a sub to read.
http://oregonstate.scout.com/a.z?s=1...2f1251172.html
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Jive turkey!
Wait, whut?Originally Posted by exxon
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...rm=jive+turkey3. Jive Turkey
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http://colorado.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1450191
Mentioned in this article on top prospects in the CA state championship games along with numerous other familiar names.
20. OL Gunnar Graham, 6-6/280, Kentfield (Calif.) Marin Catholic: Graham impressed at the Oakland NIKE Camp this spring and looked good again in the state bowl championship game. He's big at right tackle and is a flexible prospect who can block at the line or move downfield if that's needed. With his size, we'd like to see him be more powerful at the point of contact and really drive defensive ends down, but he does a nice job of grappling with them long enough so Goff can get the ball out.
Buff
Sweet ! Thank you young Man for bringing you talent to Boulder.
Welcome to the Black-n-Gold young man!
We should have listened to Colorado fans.
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