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'15 UT DE T.J. Fehoko (Verbal to Washington State)
- Thread starter KyleM.
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Not yet, I like our odds. Not being a Texan in Texas is a little weird.
Jeez if I was being highly recruited, I would take visits as well. Can't fault the kid. Hope he stays as a buff and think he will.
I would not be happy if we lose this guy, he's a beast.
When my now wife and I became engaged, I had to stop taking "visits."
Adam Munsterteiger
aik
Well-Known Member
Jeffcoat's greatest recruiting job to date will be honestly answering TJ's questions about JJ's own son's experience playing D-line at Texas and still getting him to fax Colorado his LOI come February. If family and culture are a big on TJ's priority list I think he will find Texas' program more alienating because of his roots in another part of the country. Aside from one high school that plays good football near the DFW airport there would be few to none others in the state that would have any comprehension of traditions TJ and his current teammates understand inside and out of football.
Through nine games, #CUBuffs DE commit T.J. Fehoko has been credited with 92 tackles, 17 sacks, 40 hurries and eight caused fumbles.
Crazy how he had over 30 sacks last year, opponents had a year to work on scheming to avoid him, and he's still going to have over 20 this season along with all those hurries and forced fumbles. Plus, that's a ridiculous number of tackles for the position he plays.
Football player.
No. He plays receiver.
Bigbuffs
Member
He should have had 30 like he did during his junior year. He's obviously regressed.
JK he's a beast!
FlatironsBuff
Well-Known Member
Moses was the water boy. Which...well, caused some problems.
Probably a typo.
Doubt it
Congrats TJ!
GoBuffs88
Active Member
Wouldn't say there is a lack of depth. He will get considerable playing time just because of his talent. D-Line returns everyone (as of right now) besides Parker. We get Kafovalu and Henington back and had a lot of underclassmen play. I'd say it will be one of the deepest units on the team, barring no attrition.