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'15 CO OT Dillon Middlemiss (Signed to COLORADO)
- Thread starter cmgoods
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Congrats big fella!
Welcome Dillon. You just signed up to be part of the rebirth of the might buffs. He is a pretty big boy already so won't need to bulk up much more to be competitive-and given our shortage in the OT category, I would not be surprised to see him starting by his sophomore year.
He has also been training with McChesney. You can bet he will arrive on campus in excellent shape.
Colorado produces a lot of good prep linemen. That is the position that could be mostly home grown and a source of state pride. With Miller coming in this fall and Middlemiss next year (and a certain transfer joining the program this summer), this is hopefully happening.
I've been on my soapbox for a long time now that I want to see the foundation of every CU class be 2 or 3 in-state OLs.
I think we will see even more O-Line from the state getting more attention because of what I mentioned above. McChesney's gym is quickly becoming known for preparing and developing D1 players, especially linemen.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Welcome to the Black-n-Gold, young man!
Excellent news! Welcome to the Black N Gold!
Not to rain on this guys parade I'm excited for this commitment but I was scrolling through and saw this post. You are so down on lisella. And he was on a team that won state his junior year, when he got the offer with the best rusher in the state statistically and were averaging 35 points a game. Just wanted to point that out.
Middlemiss is 6'5"-6'6" and in the 270 range. He has excelled at different positions in high school, including OT (position he is being recruited to), despite being relatively new to the position.
Lisella was 6'3"-6'4" and in the 235-240 range when he committed.
Big difference IMO.
SECOBuffsFan
Active Member
Love it when Colorado kids stay home that are good enough to play for the big school....Welcome to the Buffs
Welcome young Buff!!!
man, this duo gonna be nice.
Joe Theismann's Leg
Well-Known Member
So what if 2015 we have a line like this?
LT- Shane Callahan (Parker, CO)
LG- Tim Lynott (Aurora, CO)
C- Alex Kelley
RG- John Lisella (Littleton, CO)
RT- Dillon Middlemiss (Westminster, CO)
Maybe Lisella's a stretch since he's still a little undersized, but it's possible to have an all-Colorado offensive line or at least one heavily stacked with Colorado kids. I'm loving this.
LT- Shane Callahan (Parker, CO)
LG- Tim Lynott (Aurora, CO)
C- Alex Kelley
RG- John Lisella (Littleton, CO)
RT- Dillon Middlemiss (Westminster, CO)
Maybe Lisella's a stretch since he's still a little undersized, but it's possible to have an all-Colorado offensive line or at least one heavily stacked with Colorado kids. I'm loving this.
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