HerkyHopeful
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It's a walk on spot, not a scholarship for the cracker WR.
You tell him.Travel.
The way he abused OT’s at that last showcase thing…I’m really hoping they give him a shot at DE first.Looks like a DT
This is the CB offer. From DeMatha. Phil offered after watching him play b-ball. These have a reasonably high success rate
We need guys with ball skills at WR and it seems like we're moving in the right direction. Outside of our TEs, we had zero guys who could consistently make the contested catch.I watched roughly 90 seconds of his highlight video and I’m a little shocked Iowa didn’t offer him a scholarship.
You can already see the NFL tight end he could become. He also has the athleticism to be a very solid receiver.
Saw a gal get a cue ball up there once. She was a WR. Separation.I’d be happy with WRs that occasionally get separation.
Also, @AZmessDAWG likes Vander Ze/Zer
Important to keep in mind the level of competition each of these guys is facing.I'm probably wrong as can be, but Stecker's video highlights look way better to me than Terrence Smith's, the scholarship kid. Woods' highlights also look better. Then again, I thought Dominique Douglas had about the worst highlights I'd seen.
Important to keep in mind the level of competition each of these guys is facing.
seems a large number 1-A 2-A in state recruits couldn’t have been any worse than what he and his sidekick Bud chose to bring inThe QB throwing to Stecker moves better and throws on the run better than anyone fat Brian recruited.
QB's dad went to Iowa and was a heck of a high school athlete himself.The QB throwing to Stecker moves better and throws on the run better than anyone fat Brian recruited.
Yeah, definitely. But he definitely looks faster and is bigger. And the overall measurables are impressive. Generally, innate ball skills and good measurables have worked out pretty well for Iowa, regardless of HS competition.Important to keep in mind the level of competition each of these guys is facing.
If he’s someone chip wanted anyways I’m in!!!Yeah, definitely. But he definitely looks faster and is bigger. And the overall measurables are impressive. Generally, innate ball skills and good measurables have worked out pretty well for Iowa, regardless of HS competition.
CSBQB's dad went to Iowa and was a heck of a high school athlete himself.
Disagree. Long jumpers and high jumpers aren’t going off two feet. Here’s our other WR recruit yesterday, incidentally.2 footed jumper. The way God intended.
Does Nile Kinnick Knapp have any eligibility left?Fred Jackson’s kid. Surprisingly he has no offers.
Does Nile Kinnick Knapp have any eligibility left?