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'14 CA ATH Donovan Lee (Signed to COLORADO)
- Thread starter Duff Man
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Also, his little brother picked up an offer from Miami.
Please let him be a Buff.
I think it's safe to say that anyone visiting 12/6 is at the top of our list. Hope we get a few commits that weekend.
Such a big weekend, in both terms of size and that's when our top prospects are going to be here. Really can't wait to see the final list.
Bigbuffs
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In one game?
:nod:
He good. Must get.
This is the type of athlete that we may be able to build around. Someone who appears legit speed, production, athleticism, yet maybe a late bloomer, yet maybe late onto other radars. His numbers this year would suggest that he is a capable D1 prospect. Are there any other issues scaring other schools here? lets hope we can lock Lee down on his visit.
Size. Probably 5'8 160lbs and likely close to maxed out physically
I bet you are right. His profile already reads bigger than that. At any rate, would have to expect that he will add weight before seeing the field.
Not a Buff
I am from Boulder and follow CU recruits from SoCal now that I live in the region (for both basketball and football). I know the RB coach at Chaminade, he briefly played for my AAU team a few years back. In fact, I sent him an email about pushing Lee towards CU. Chaminade, in fact, is 2 blocks from my house, so I have been there watching him and other potential CU Buffs. Lee is without a doubt the best RB and athlete north of Los Angeles and will have his choice of schools. CU, unfortunately, will not be in the mix from what I am hearing. He is a type of game changer CU needs. Think back to 1988 and 1999. CU was able to take that next step with elite athletes who possessed game changing speed at WR, RB and QB positions as well as CB. Lee is that type of impact player! I do not think he has completely pushed CU out of the picture, but the CU staff needs to increase the focus and attention for this player.
On another note, I have watched Apsay, CU commit for next year as well. He is a solid QB for a low level, maybe mid major level school. CU should use that scholarship on more speed at WR and RB or better O linemen. He will not overtake Sefo the next years, what the team needs is size, speed and athletes - quickly.
I am from Boulder and follow CU recruits from SoCal now that I live in the region (for both basketball and football). I know the RB coach at Chaminade, he briefly played for my AAU team a few years back. In fact, I sent him an email about pushing Lee towards CU. Chaminade, in fact, is 2 blocks from my house, so I have been there watching him and other potential CU Buffs. Lee is without a doubt the best RB and athlete north of Los Angeles and will have his choice of schools. CU, unfortunately, will not be in the mix from what I am hearing. He is a type of game changer CU needs. Think back to 1988 and 1999. CU was able to take that next step with elite athletes who possessed game changing speed at WR, RB and QB positions as well as CB. Lee is that type of impact player! I do not think he has completely pushed CU out of the picture, but the CU staff needs to increase the focus and attention for this player.
On another note, I have watched Apsay, CU commit for next year as well. He is a solid QB for a low level, maybe mid major level school. CU should use that scholarship on more speed at WR and RB or better O linemen. He will not overtake Sefo the next years, what the team needs is size, speed and athletes - quickly.
If CU has no shot then why is he using one of his OV's and hasn't set any others up? I think he's waiting for a offer from either USC or UCLA, but his overall offer list is surprisingly short (gotta be his height). I think he ends up at CU unless one of the SoCal schools end up offering him.
Weird post.
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Adam et al at Rivals have a new video talking about Lee and they seem to agree with Tini-at this point we are in the driver's seat.
tini isn't old enough to drive, is he?
:lol: :thumbsup: