Some numbers from testing: http://www.cubuffs.com/news/2017/4/21/football-notebook-end-of-spring-strength-testing.aspx
From a pure strength standpoint, nose tackle Javier Edwards squatted 500 pounds five times while benching 405 twice Friday. Fellow defensive lineman Chris Mulumba was able to bench press 355 pounds five times, as was outside linebacker Terran Hasselbach.
George Frazier put up five reps at 425 in the squat and bench-pressed 340 pounds five times.
Inside linebacker Drew Lewis lifted nearly twice his own body weight, which was at 230 during spring football. He squatted an impressive 435 pounds six times Friday. Wide receiver Devin Ross was much of the same. He weighed 185 earlier this spring, but squatted 335 pounds six times with ease Friday.
In the secondary, both Ryan Moeller and Nick Fisher tested well. Moeller, weighing in at 215 pounds, bench pressed 295 pounds five times and squatted 395 pounds three times. Fisher, who weighed in at 190 this spring, squatted 365 pounds six times and bench pressed 305 pounds six times as well.
Quarterback Steven Montez squatted 350 six times and benched 260 six times.
Then looking at some of the newcomers who graduated high school early to enroll at CU this spring, Isaiah Lewis and Jaylon Jackson showed strength in their first spring lifting with the team. Lewis, weighing 190 pounds, squatted 315 six times and bench pressed 225 four times. Jackson, who we remind you is working his way back from two separate knee injuries over the past two years, tested out at 285 in the squat and did that six times.
From a pure strength standpoint, nose tackle Javier Edwards squatted 500 pounds five times while benching 405 twice Friday. Fellow defensive lineman Chris Mulumba was able to bench press 355 pounds five times, as was outside linebacker Terran Hasselbach.
George Frazier put up five reps at 425 in the squat and bench-pressed 340 pounds five times.
Inside linebacker Drew Lewis lifted nearly twice his own body weight, which was at 230 during spring football. He squatted an impressive 435 pounds six times Friday. Wide receiver Devin Ross was much of the same. He weighed 185 earlier this spring, but squatted 335 pounds six times with ease Friday.
In the secondary, both Ryan Moeller and Nick Fisher tested well. Moeller, weighing in at 215 pounds, bench pressed 295 pounds five times and squatted 395 pounds three times. Fisher, who weighed in at 190 this spring, squatted 365 pounds six times and bench pressed 305 pounds six times as well.
Quarterback Steven Montez squatted 350 six times and benched 260 six times.
Then looking at some of the newcomers who graduated high school early to enroll at CU this spring, Isaiah Lewis and Jaylon Jackson showed strength in their first spring lifting with the team. Lewis, weighing 190 pounds, squatted 315 six times and bench pressed 225 four times. Jackson, who we remind you is working his way back from two separate knee injuries over the past two years, tested out at 285 in the squat and did that six times.
