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'17 CA QB Tyler Lytle (Signed to COLORADO)

Heights and weights are reliable for players that participated and went far in the Nike Open for most positions or the regional Elite 11 for QBs. They were all laser measured. Their HUDL profile will show Nike certified. The info is about 9 months old. Tyler Lytle 6'5" and Jake Moretti 6'5" show certified. Grant Polley and Chase Neuman do not show certified. Does not mean Chase and Grant's are wrong, just self reported. IMO
 
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footballisit said:
Heights and weights are reliable for players that participated and went far in the Nike Open for most positions or the regional Elite 11 for QBs. They were all laser measured. Their HUDL profile will show Nike certified. The info is about 9 months old. Tyler Lytle 6'5" and Jake Moretti 6'5" show certified. Grant Polley and Chase Neuman do not show certified. Does not mean Chase and Grant's are wrong, just self reported. IMO
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Laser measuring a persons height, absolutely overkill on a simple metric. I don't know how they do it but the margin of error for targeting the highest point on the head has got to be larger than the percision of that measurement.
 
Gramburglar said:
Laser measuring a persons height, absolutely overkill on a simple metric. I don't know how they do it but the margin of error for targeting the highest point on the head has got to be larger than the percision of that measurement.
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Acuity Laser-No idea on accuracy.
 
footballisit said:
I'd bet we sealed up Lytle tonight. Why wouldn't he come after seeing this game?
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I don't think we're at risk with him. Regardless, he definitely has to feel like he has an opportunity to compete for the QB1 job as soon as he steps on campus. That seemed to be important to him. And he's seen what this offense does when it's clicking.
 
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