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'15 UT DT Boogie Sewell (Verbal to Weber State)
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Thanks Kyle. That was a good interview with Coach Franke regarding Boogie and Gabe. Cleared up some questions that I had about where Boogie may be used on our dline.
You guys are killing it over there at Rivals with all the content.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
OU has a height requirement?
Maybe they should implement a conduct requirement.
Maybe they should implement a conduct requirement.
Or they should move the gun rack a little lower...
Some of the elites get locked into their box on minimum requirements for positions. This happened with Mike Williams, the WR who was an All-American at USC. He was from Florida. Canes didn't even offer him because he didn't meet their speed requirements. FSU and UF offered, but not to play WR (didn't meet speed requirements). Pete Carroll said "you're fast enough for me" and signed himself a superstar.
Yep, some guys can just play. We got ourselves one.
4thGenBuff
Well-Known Member
That is awesome. Can't wait to see Boogie in the black and gold!
Love to see the look on some 150lb soph. safety as he sees Boogie heading for the hole he is supposed to fill.
looks like we have our next fullback
Another dual player like Frazier?
Caught up with Boogie after his official. He talked about #polyrado.
"I know them all, we've played football together. It was me, Tuli [Wily-Matagi], T.J. [Fehoko], Mika [Tafua], Gabe [Sewell], we all knew each other so it was fun. Me and T.J. already committed and we're all like 'why don't we just all come over here already, why don't we just commit.'"
http://rvls.co/1vZvaDZ
"I know them all, we've played football together. It was me, Tuli [Wily-Matagi], T.J. [Fehoko], Mika [Tafua], Gabe [Sewell], we all knew each other so it was fun. Me and T.J. already committed and we're all like 'why don't we just all come over here already, why don't we just commit.'"
http://rvls.co/1vZvaDZ
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Since Kyle has already teased this, I won't say more, but damn, that's a positive article on multiple fronts.
AlferdJasper
Well-Known Member
Just quoting so I could read your fine comment more than once. Allsome news, hints, teasers, etc.
:nod:
Rep whore... who am I to judge. Rep sent. #Polyrado!
I would avoid looking into comments by a 17 year old on Twitter
cubuf
New Member
Uhh ok? What's your point?
cubuf
New Member
I know im probably just worrying too much but he also changed his profile pic which was a CU picture..
WeCU13
Member
If he changes his mind, it's ok. As long as he contact Coach Mac of his intention early; I'm sure coaches (Baer and Andy) discussed it with Coach Mac behind close doors; CU commits must understand if coaches change in Colorado, it will also happen in other colleges of their choices. You can go anywhere but there is no place like Boulder.
Lots of correct here.
I can understand kids making a commitment to a school in part because of the relationships with the coaching staff.
At the same time they need to understand that coaching is a transitory business, especially with assistants. Statistically speaking most college football players don't finish their career at a school with the same head coach. Guys move up into better jobs or get fired for not winning enough or just retire. Assistants change jobs even more often.
The kids ability to change schools is much more limited than the coaches so their first priority should be is the school the right fit moreso than is the coach or his assistants the right fit.
New data came out recently that 65% of recruits do not end up playing for the same head coach their entire college career.
I know it's hard to get the message through to teenagers, but the best advice is to commit to a school/program/place rather than committing to a coach.
AlferdJasper
Well-Known Member
Just want to say I'm really looking forward to Boogie Sewall being a Buff. He's going to love Boulder.
Yeah that!
Good stat Nik... Very tough for 16, 17 and 18 year old kids to see the coaches that sat in their living rooms so many times and made promises to them, leave the school and not live up to the "promises" they made. Such is life in the coaching business but it doesn't make it easier for a young recruit.
I'm sure MM and the rest of his staff have reached out to the La Russa and Baer recruits and assured them "everything will be OK".
I'm sure MM and the rest of his staff have reached out to the La Russa and Baer recruits and assured them "everything will be OK".