Julius Irvin, 4* 2018 DB, Anaheim (Servite), CA (COMMITTED)

NorwegianHusky

dhdawg said:

biggins' article said he was being recruited as a CB.

And he has the tools to play both boundary and field corner, but has played mainly safety in high school from what I've seen. The fact that he plays the run well would make him good at boundary, but you usually want to put a slower guy like Hampton there. The fact that he can play free safety and corner means he'd also be great in the Rapp/Budda role of deep safety and nickel, which is what I alluded to in saying that Rapp will leave early for the NFL, and those types are rare.

Either way, the fact that he's long and a rare athlete who is versatile enough to line up anywhere in our secondary should tell you what kind of prospect he is, and where they're recruiting him to play doesn't really matter, because they'll try him at multiple spots and find the right one if they can just get him in the bulding. And they really should do everything they can to get him.

FireCohen

BallzDeep said:

NorwegianHusky said:

dhdawg said:

biggins' article said he was being recruited as a CB.

And he has the tools to play both boundary and field corner, but has played mainly safety in high school from what I've seen. The fact that he plays the run well would make him good at boundary, but you usually want to put a slower guy like Hampton there. The fact that he can play free safety and corner means he'd also be great in the Rapp/Budda role of deep safety and nickel, which is what I alluded to in saying that Rapp will leave early for the NFL, and those types are rare.

Either way, the fact that he's long and a rare athlete who is versatile enough to line up anywhere in our secondary should tell you what kind of prospect he is, and where they're recruiting him to play doesn't really matter, because they'll try him at multiple spots and find the right one if they can just get him in the bulding. And they really should do everything they can to get him.

Hampton runs a 10.8 100 M. Not sure he's a "slower guy"

Game speed might be slower. King was faster than Jones, but played the game slower than him

RealRhino

If you are thinking ND, what does it matter how early you play when the next coach you get after Kelly gets fired decides you're not his kind of guy and you don't play at all?

How 'bout go somewhere you know the coach ain't going to get FIRED. So that rules out ND, UCLA, USC, ASU, Arizona, etc. SHOULD rule out Stanford, but when fewer people care about the football team than listen to the TSIO podcast, why bother firing the coach?

NorwegianHusky

BallzDeep said:

NorwegianHusky said:

dhdawg said:

biggins' article said he was being recruited as a CB.

And he has the tools to play both boundary and field corner, but has played mainly safety in high school from what I've seen. The fact that he plays the run well would make him good at boundary, but you usually want to put a slower guy like Hampton there. The fact that he can play free safety and corner means he'd also be great in the Rapp/Budda role of deep safety and nickel, which is what I alluded to in saying that Rapp will leave early for the NFL, and those types are rare.

Either way, the fact that he's long and a rare athlete who is versatile enough to line up anywhere in our secondary should tell you what kind of prospect he is, and where they're recruiting him to play doesn't really matter, because they'll try him at multiple spots and find the right one if they can just get him in the bulding. And they really should do everything they can to get him.

Hampton runs a 10.8 100 M. Not sure he's a "slower guy"

Great. Put him of the fucking track team. Irvin is quicker/more sudden.

Tequilla

RealRhino said:

If you are thinking ND, what does it matter how early you play when the next coach you get after Kelly gets fired decides you're not his kind of guy and you don't play at all?

How 'bout go somewhere you know the coach ain't going to get FIRED. So that rules out ND, UCLA, USC, ASU, Arizona, etc. SHOULD rule out Stanford, but when fewer people care about the football team than listen to the TSIO podcast, why bother firing the coach?

Truer words have never been spoken

NorwegianHusky

BallzDeep said:

NorwegianHusky said:

BallzDeep said:

NorwegianHusky said:

dhdawg said:

biggins' article said he was being recruited as a CB.

And he has the tools to play both boundary and field corner, but has played mainly safety in high school from what I've seen. The fact that he plays the run well would make him good at boundary, but you usually want to put a slower guy like Hampton there. The fact that he can play free safety and corner means he'd also be great in the Rapp/Budda role of deep safety and nickel, which is what I alluded to in saying that Rapp will leave early for the NFL, and those types are rare.

Either way, the fact that he's long and a rare athlete who is versatile enough to line up anywhere in our secondary should tell you what kind of prospect he is, and where they're recruiting him to play doesn't really matter, because they'll try him at multiple spots and find the right one if they can just get him in the bulding. And they really should do everything they can to get him.

Hampton runs a 10.8 100 M. Not sure he's a "slower guy"

Great. Put him of the fucking track team. Irvin is quicker/more sudden.

No he's not.

Great chinsight. Thanks.

FireCohen

https://twitter.com/juiceirv/status/916063100545011712

JECAR

Who the fuck wants to play for Harbaugh? His glasses are gayer than aids.

LoneStarDawg

I hope he enjoyed watching a good defense in a losing effort

NeGgaPlEaSe

WeakarmCobra said:

https://twitter.com/juiceirv/status/916063100545011712

Losing to MSU must have been a great trip.