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Fotu Leiato
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I don't know whether he is worthy of a scholarship offer to UW. I'll let Petermen decide that.
But holy shit. This kid is fast, athletic, loves contact, a bit undersized and may end up at a smaller school, so Bobby Wagner (utah state) comparisons are hard to resist. Watch him destroy some of these kids in the first few clips.
Video Highlights: hudl.com/athlete/1487608/highlights/170695375 (Watch him run down the RB at the 5:47 mark).
But holy shit. This kid is fast, athletic, loves contact, a bit undersized and may end up at a smaller school, so Bobby Wagner (utah state) comparisons are hard to resist. Watch him destroy some of these kids in the first few clips.
Video Highlights: hudl.com/athlete/1487608/highlights/170695375 (Watch him run down the RB at the 5:47 mark).
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I wonder how long he's been at Stilly. They like Lakes have to deal with military families coming and going.
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http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1487608/fotu-t-leiato-ii
Looks like a fucking football player to me. He absolutely murders people, never stops murdering people until the whistle is blown. Homie is a stone cold serial killer.
If he's undersized, fuck it, that's the kind of kid it's better to have on your scout team than on the field for the coogs.
However, I DO know that I would hate to see this kid go elsewhere. You see him with the football and it's obvious that has quick moves AND is very fast. And of course, on defense he removes teeth with his hits.
He may prove to be a monster at the D1 level, but 2A SPSL is a LONG way from D1 football.
I don't care what level of football you're playing, hitting the way that he hits isn't something that is taught. It's very instinctual.
The other thing with a player like this is that not only can you tell that he loves to play the game, but his work rate and energy level is extremely high. These are the kind of kids that put in the work, show massive developmental growth, and become the 2-star kind of guys that 4-5 years later you look at and see drafted in the NFL.
I'd love to get him in as a preferred walk-on, but that probably won't cut it. I believe that the numbers are getting really short at the moment so I don't know if we can get him. Wherever he goes, I would bet on him being a good one.