OL -- KEEGAN LaMAR, Sr., Fairview: A projected long-snapper in college, FHS` center led the way in the trenches.
Coach insists his accuracy and speed is already near NFL caliber.
when did this happen? As in, we find out about it now, but how long has it been promised?
I don't know how long it's been in the works. Considering he was All-State playing for Coach Mac's son and Coach Embo's brother, it's a safe bet we've been on this for a while. I didn't learn it until last night, though, while I was on my way to get a burrito.
I don't know how long it's been in the works. Considering he was All-State playing for Coach Mac's son and Coach Embo's brother, it's a safe bet we've been on this for a while. I didn't learn it until last night, though, while I was on my way to get a burrito.
So is itWhat does Alferd think of this guy's technique?
So is it
Syko : DTs as Alferd : LSs
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Talked to him at the scrimmage and he was still considering CSU, Nebraska, and Indiana at that point. He had gone to the CSU scrimmage the night before and joked about there being 60 people there. That seemed out, but as late as saturday he was still planning on visiting the other two.
I don't know much about what it takes to be a long snapper from a physical standpoint, but it seems to me he will need some time in the weight room to have much of a chance. 265 seems like a bit of a reach, and it is a soft 265 if that is right. His dad is also a coach and an absolute beast so I would bet he will come in as ready as a kid can be.
Welcome Keegan!!
Long snappers are generally very light, I learned this from other posters a few years ago. For instance, Mike Leach (longtime NFL long snapper) is only 6-2/240.