Maurice Heims, 2021 3* DE, Santa Margarita (Santa Margarita Catholic), CA (Committed)
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I desperately want to believe the narrative that we're fucking up because of Corona and we'll finish out the class stronger, then continue on recruiting like we have the past few years.
We have enough talent currently to absorb mostly high upside project types filling out a good portion of this class. If we hit on a majority of em, and they're good players for us in 3 years, we'll be fine. But ONLY if this is just a hiccup. What we absolutely can't have is this trend continuing at this time next year and we're faced with having 2 straight classes of 3 star projects. That is precisely when it starts catching up to you and by then, you're already fucked.
This needs to change and change QUICKLY. Before our roster is at the point of no return. Pull your fucking head out, Jimmy! The dooks are coasting to an off-season natty and we're staring an off-season Owen right in the eyes.
There's honestly nothing I can point to right now to argue that Jimmy's not completely in over his head. Fuck me. -
What about ZTF?sonics1993 said:Buck room next year will be Latu, Trice, Smalls and Heims. Coach K has a lot of talent to work with.
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KrunkJuice said:
What about ZTF?sonics1993 said:Buck room next year will be Latu, Trice, Smalls and Heims. Coach K has a lot of talent to work with.
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Joe Tryon? Bueller? He isn't necessarily going pro. However, if he wants to reap and rape souls and go in the first 2 rounds, I'd allow it.KrunkJuice said:
What about ZTF?sonics1993 said:Buck room next year will be Latu, Trice, Smalls and Heims. Coach K has a lot of talent to work with.
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Your last point is the most concerning and one I'm sharing ...DugtheDoog said:I desperately want to believe the narrative that we're fucking up because of Corona and we'll finish out the class stronger, then continue on recruiting like we have the past few years.
We have enough talent currently to absorb mostly high upside project types filling out a good portion of this class. If we hit on a majority of em, and they're good players for us in 3 years, we'll be fine. But ONLY if this is just a hiccup. What we absolutely can't have is this trend continuing at this time next year and we're faced with having 2 straight classes of 3 star projects. That is precisely when it starts catching up to you and by then, you're already fucked.
This needs to change and change QUICKLY. Before our roster is at the point of no return. Pull your fucking head out, Jimmy! The dooks are coasting to an off-season natty and we're staring an off-season Owen right in the eyes.
There's honestly nothing I can point to right now to argue that Jimmy's not completely in over his head. Fuck me.
Jimmy gets the job and goes out to midcourt at a UW/Oregon hoops game and talks a big game ... good for him.
But I'm a broken record when it comes to actions being far more important than words ...
And at this point, Jimmy is a bunch of words as a HC and not a lot of action.
If you can't back up your talk ... you pretty much get your shit on at one point or another. -
This guy coulda been the next Manuel Neuer, and instead he’s going to play for our shitty football team. Not much of a thinker.
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I hope he likes our nazi uniforms
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Heims detailed several reasons why he chose the Huskies.
“Washington felt like home for me,” Heims said. “I never had a chance to visit but doing the zoom calls and virtual tours, I got a really good feel for what the school was all about and it reminded me so much of Hamburg, Germany, where I’m from.
“It’s a beautiful place with the lake running right up in to the stadium and all the trees and water everywhere. That’s what I’m comfortable with and I can’t wait to get out there and visit and see the school close up for the first time to get an even better feel for everything.”
Heims said he connected really well with the coaching staff too.
“I really like Coach K (Kwiatkowski) a lot,” Heims said. “He was the coach who offered me back in January and we have developed a great relationship ever since. I also talk a lot with coach Terrence Brown, who recruits my area and I like the direction the program is going under coach Lake.”
Scheme fit was another plus for Heims.
“I like the defense and their plan for me,” Heims said. “They want me rushing the quarterback and coming off the edge and that’s what I love to do. They like my frame and my athleticism and feel I can be a real impact player for them.
“They can move me around but mostly want me off the edge and I’m really excited about it. This was definitely a family decision. My entire family is excited for me and will be out there with me as well. Academically, it’s a great fit as well. Washington is one of the top academic schools in the country so it was really a great all around fit in every way.”
As for the timing of his decision, Heims said he had no reservations about committing early in the process before taking a lot of his visits and without even seeing UW up close.
“It was important for me to commit in the summer,” Heims said. “I wanted to focus on taking care of my academics and staying on top of that. I also want to be able to concentrate on our football team at SM this fall and not have to worry about recruiting any more.
“I know it’s early but the way I looked at it, there wasn’t a school that was ever going to be a better fit then Washington. I could have waited until December and I wouldn’t have found a school that offered everything UW did. The more I thought about it, the more I realized there was no need to put it off and I’m very excited and happy to be a Husky.” -
Bleeds purpleDoogCourics said:Heims detailed several reasons why he chose the Huskies.
“Washington felt like home for me,” Heims said. “I never had a chance to visit but doing the zoom calls and virtual tours, I got a really good feel for what the school was all about and it reminded me so much of Hamburg, Germany, where I’m from.
“It’s a beautiful place with the lake running right up in to the stadium and all the trees and water everywhere. That’s what I’m comfortable with and I can’t wait to get out there and visit and see the school close up for the first time to get an even better feel for everything.”
Heims said he connected really well with the coaching staff too.
“I really like Coach K (Kwiatkowski) a lot,” Heims said. “He was the coach who offered me back in January and we have developed a great relationship ever since. I also talk a lot with coach Terrence Brown, who recruits my area and I like the direction the program is going under coach Lake.”
Scheme fit was another plus for Heims.
“I like the defense and their plan for me,” Heims said. “They want me rushing the quarterback and coming off the edge and that’s what I love to do. They like my frame and my athleticism and feel I can be a real impact player for them.
“They can move me around but mostly want me off the edge and I’m really excited about it. This was definitely a family decision. My entire family is excited for me and will be out there with me as well. Academically, it’s a great fit as well. Washington is one of the top academic schools in the country so it was really a great all around fit in every way.”
As for the timing of his decision, Heims said he had no reservations about committing early in the process before taking a lot of his visits and without even seeing UW up close.
“It was important for me to commit in the summer,” Heims said. “I wanted to focus on taking care of my academics and staying on top of that. I also want to be able to concentrate on our football team at SM this fall and not have to worry about recruiting any more.
“I know it’s early but the way I looked at it, there wasn’t a school that was ever going to be a better fit then Washington. I could have waited until December and I wouldn’t have found a school that offered everything UW did. The more I thought about it, the more I realized there was no need to put it off and I’m very excited and happy to be a Husky.” -
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