I'm not related to a recruit. Would be in a different capacity, but looks like a long shot at this pointWhich new recruit are you related to?
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I'm not related to a recruit. Would be in a different capacity, but looks like a long shot at this pointWhich new recruit are you related to?
I'm not related to a recruit. Would be in a different capacity, but looks like a long shot at this point
Nope, I'm an accountant. I have known Sterlin for the last 6-8 years from when he got his start at a terrible 4A (now 5A) program in San Angelo. Have followed him since then. A lot of people are talking about QB not getting better...I have zero doubt that whoever plays at QB this coming year will have the chance at being all-conference.If you're trying for a GA position I wish you luck.
I'm wondering about Peyton Aucoin. I fear he may find himself out of place in the new offense. Beast of a football player, but how often are we gonna line up a blocking TE that's no threat to catch a pass? Can he develop into a pass catching threat? Certainly has the size to be a monster if he can, but I doubt it. As a former WR myself, I feel like you have to have some natural ball skills to begin with. Does he have them, but they just weren't used in his HS school offense? If not, I'm thinking he ends up changing positions. I could see him being a very good DE, or an OT if he packs on the weight. Thoughts?
BU uses blocking TEs. And not just on goalline sets. We are using an adaptation of that O quite a bit.
Hell BU found a way to use a monster who is mostly a blocking TE as a pass catching niche guy here and there. The dude that was like 6'7" and 400 lbs.
To me it is all about the coaches. If a kid can play football and has a certain skill set, it is up to you to use that skill set and find a way to teach him the stuff he lacks, as much as you can. So if Aucoin has stone hands. Sure you can use him in short sets and/or convert him to D. But he is a blocking TE that can actually catch too. We can use that.
For now, Baylor is number 9 in Rivals with an excellent opportunity to hold on to all their commits.
Consider Baylor may close out with a few more highly ranked studs. We are not done yet, as we still need 4 or 5 recruits to fill up our class, doesn't this make sense?
How are the Horns going to surpass Baylor to be #1 in the Big 12?
I'm curious as to how you will physically accomplish your goal? Of course I'm hoping you smack aggy, gooners and LSU and maybe you get into the teens. Is that your thinking?
Serious answers only, please. I'm not trolling you.
The behind the scenes came out on 247, anyone have VIP access over there that can post it here?
Reports Rahssan Thornton was the surprise commit that was supposed to take place at 8pm last night.
I think the only way another school steals Traylor is if they offer his a OC job. It's a possibility but a gamble for a bigger school. Of course a school like Tulsa or UTEP could offer him a head job, but I'm sure he needs a little more seasoning before he takes that job.
How effective a tight end is catching the ball depends a lot on the play caller. Look at the Bama tight end in the championship.
As long as the TE can catch the ball he doesn't have to blow past LB's on a consistent basis, just have the right play set up and they can get open.
It's as much of a commitment to use the TE as anything.
very few of the best ever receivers were" blow past" type guys....Jerry Rice Michael Irvin Novachek..Lance Alworth...etc...Hell...Shipley. These guys just ran great routes and CAUGHT what was thrown to them.
Perfect routes for sure but I REALLY liked the next video that came up after the route running one finished....