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In-State Players Thread
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8th graders, Dude.
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Yay crazy arm talent! What could go wrong??
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#myLancersKrunkJuice said:
Enrolling at Kennedy Catholic next year.Neighbor2972 said: -
Okay, you win.GrundleStiltzkin said:8th graders, Dude.
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Seriously, his frame is ginormous. Kid is going to be an absolute monster.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said: -
You should see some writing samples of me. In reasonMeek said:
you should see the writing samples of some people I work with who went to top schools like Harvard, Furd, etc. the entire human race is a fraudRoadDawg55 said:
You would be surprised. I played high school basketball with a fringe D-1 kid that probably read at about a second grade level. He once wrote a paper on my family’s computer that my whole family was astounded how little of a grasp he had of writing. It was like a first grader wrote it.1to392831weretaken said:
I have seen interviews with players who I'd bet good money couldn't spell more than a handful of three letter words. I'm actually shocked that academic issues of any kind are a barrier to a D1 scholarship at the pointy end.animate said:
as mentioned previously, and if you truly didn't know, grades didn't pan out ... sounds like he is a 4* for football but he needs serious work in the classroom to be able to play D1.1to392831weretaken said:How does a gigantic dude with offers from Oregon, Tennessee, and both Arizona schools wind up at a community college in Utah? There's gotta be a story here.
There is only so much you can do for some people. They still have to take the tests. You can’t write a perfect paper for them because then it’s obvious they didn’t write it.
It's hard to tell for sure but he looks a couple of inches shorter than Tryon but with plenty of size to pack on muscle weight. Think he ends up at a comparable size?dnc said:Offer Jayden Wayne already
Tryon looks like the edge rusher prototype. We all thought he was a good prospect coming and he's definitely done his part in terms of getting in shape. He's going to put it together on the field too if he ever gets back out there. -
He may never get Tryon's height but his shoulders are every bid as broad as Joe's and his arms are already huge with plenty of room to bulk up. He's going to be absolutely huge even if an inch or two shorter.chuck said:
You should see some writing samples of me. In reasonMeek said:
you should see the writing samples of some people I work with who went to top schools like Harvard, Furd, etc. the entire human race is a fraudRoadDawg55 said:
You would be surprised. I played high school basketball with a fringe D-1 kid that probably read at about a second grade level. He once wrote a paper on my family’s computer that my whole family was astounded how little of a grasp he had of writing. It was like a first grader wrote it.1to392831weretaken said:
I have seen interviews with players who I'd bet good money couldn't spell more than a handful of three letter words. I'm actually shocked that academic issues of any kind are a barrier to a D1 scholarship at the pointy end.animate said:
as mentioned previously, and if you truly didn't know, grades didn't pan out ... sounds like he is a 4* for football but he needs serious work in the classroom to be able to play D1.1to392831weretaken said:How does a gigantic dude with offers from Oregon, Tennessee, and both Arizona schools wind up at a community college in Utah? There's gotta be a story here.
There is only so much you can do for some people. They still have to take the tests. You can’t write a perfect paper for them because then it’s obvious they didn’t write it.
It's hard to tell for sure but he looks a couple of inches shorter than Tryon but with plenty of size to pack on muscle weight. Think he ends up at a comparable size?dnc said:Offer Jayden Wayne already
Tryon looks like the edge rusher prototype. We all thought he was a good prospect coming and he's definitely done his part in terms of getting in shape. He's going to put it together on the field too if he ever gets back out there.
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