This kid is my neighbor and he isn't the fastest guy on the field, although he's not anywhere close to the slowest. He does have good pull away speed once he is in the open field but the thing that has impressed me the most watching him play is his balance and ability to get through the hole and break tackles. At 1st glance he doesn't look like a big hulked up kid but his lower body is built like a tank. I can't tell you the amount of times i've seen him work through a hole off balance and stay on his feet and just run right through tacklers.
This kid is my neighbor and he isn't the fastest guy on the field, although he's not anywhere close to the slowest. He does have good pull away speed once he is in the open field but the thing that has impressed me the most watching him play is his balance and ability to get through the hole and break tackles. At 1st glance he doesn't look like a big hulked up kid but his lower body is built like a tank. I can't tell you the amount of times i've seen him work through a hole off balance and stay on his feet and just run right through tacklers.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
Nobody except maybe vadawg thinks CP is intentionally racist or only targets white rich kids from rich/private schools.
The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
Nobody except maybe vadawg thinks CP is intentionally racist or only targets white rich kids from rich/private schools.
The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Nobody gives a fuck. Either you're a good person and you work hard or you're not and you don't. Background does not matter.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
NOOOOOOOO! Abort! Abort! Please for the love of god, not another one of these debates!
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
Nobody except maybe vadawg thinks CP is intentionally racist or only targets white rich kids from rich/private schools.
The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Nobody gives a fuck. Either you're a good person and you work hard or you're not and you don't. Background does not matter.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
Nobody except maybe vadawg thinks CP is intentionally racist or only targets white rich kids from rich/private schools.
The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Nobody gives a fuck. Either you're a good person and you work hard or you're not and you don't. Background does not matter.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
Seriously?
It depends which seems obvious
Same with white folks
It ain't easy being poor
Exactly, which is why statements like the one from troll is actually racist
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
Nobody except maybe vadawg thinks CP is intentionally racist or only targets white rich kids from rich/private schools.
The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Nobody gives a fuck. Either you're a good person and you work hard or you're not and you don't. Background does not matter.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
Seriously?
It depends which seems obvious
Same with white folks
It ain't easy being poor
Exactly, which is why statements like the one from troll is actually racist
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
Seriously?
It depends which seems obvious
Same with white folks
It ain't easy being poor
Exactly, which is why statements like the one from troll is actually racist
Maybe just agree to disagree with some of the poasters here instead of starting the same AIDS debate in every recruiting thread? When even StrongArm is pleading with you to not give a thread AIDS it might be time to give the argument a rest.
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
Nobody except maybe vadawg thinks CP is intentionally racist or only targets white rich kids from rich/private schools.
The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
This statement covers all races
Is it an issue to say these kids are disproportionately Black?
I don't think so. I think things are better but we're not there
"He's a really, really special football player," Anderson said. "We leaned on him heavily this last season. He carried it 300 times in 12 ball games for 2,400 yards and 36 touchdowns. Very, very physical runner. Just an overall hardworking kid. He lives in the weight room. Very, very strong."
Sunday has a 305-pound bench press, 565 squat and 530 dead lift (he later increased the deadlift to 570). He placed first in a local power lifting event in the 198-pound weight division and is now headed to the regionals.
He attributes his strength for the reason he is tough to bring down.
"I'm able to run through a lot of people because of how strong I am," Sunday said. "You're not going to tackle me 1-on-1, you're going to have to gang-tackle me. I think I have a lot of power in my legs, too."
He had a best of 22.1 seconds in the 200 meters as a sophomore, while also running legs on the school's 400 and 800 relays.
"He was the first leg of our 4x200 that went to Austin last year as a sophomore," Anderson said.
"He ran a low 22 out of the blocks. He's just a very, very talented kid."
As a junior, Sunday was named the District 8-4A Division II Offensive MVP while also being named the Waco Tribune-Herald's Super Centex Offensive Player of the Year. He's the school's all-time rushing leader and all-time touchdown leader with his senior season left to play.
Sunday has a 3.0 grade-point average and plans to major in sports science.
"He's a great kid, A, B student in the classroom," Anderson said. "He does everything we ask him to do. Like I said, he's just an extremely hard, hard worker."
Also, his banner picture on Twitter is now just a picture of him and Coach Pete. Doog boner rising to maximum levels.
But I was told UW only recruits preppy kids from private schools and two-parent, upper class backgrounds?...
The more I learn about him, the more I like him. He seems like a great, hard working kid who's been through some adversity in his life but pushes through it and remains a positive person. OKG.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
Is life a daily grind to survive for black americans in 2019?
NOOOOOOOO! Abort! Abort! Please for the love of god, not another one of these debates!
You started the AIDS as always. Are you gonna post the "I thought CP only recruited preppy white kids?" every time we sign a black kid?
Because obviously nobody thinks we are trying to become 1970 Alabama. College football is like 50-60% black.
But hey, I'm the real racist for acknowledging the reality of a legacy of decades of structural racism in our country.
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The point is that our process and some of our inflexibility disparately impacts kids from poorer upbringings or with less family support. Which kids are disproportionately black.
If you had 13 adverse childhood experiences by the time you are 6, have to worry about where you are going to get dinner or breakfast from, and your life is a daily grind to survive your brain and decision making might just be slightly different.
It depends which seems obvious
Same with white folks
It ain't easy being poor
Is it an issue to say these kids are disproportionately Black?
I don't think so. I think things are better but we're not there
Because obviously nobody thinks we are trying to become 1970 Alabama. College football is like 50-60% black.
But hey, I'm the real racist for acknowledging the reality of a legacy of decades of structural racism in our country.