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Michael Eletise (2016 OL, Honolulu)

GrundleStiltzkin
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That's a violation!!111
http://sports.yahoo.com/washington/football/recruiting/player-Michael-Eletise-165895
Props to @HFNY for bringing him up a while back.
http://sports.yahoo.com/washington/football/recruiting/player-Michael-Eletise-165895
Props to @HFNY for bringing him up a while back.
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Ah snap, he's visting
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Thanks Grundle and it's supposed to be great weather this weekend...maybe even touching 70 on Sunday.
Definitely would be a big-time commit, the kind of player who'd be ready to compete for a starting spot after his RS year. Twattenberg and Island Mike commits in the near future would push me into a slobbering TBS'er frenzy. -
http://www.oregonlive.com/recruiting/index.ssf/2015/04/michael_eletise_4-star_og_prep.html
Eletise is visiting Oregon State, Oregon, and Washington in that order. Wazzu gets left out (surprise!)
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If you're just here to bash Wazzu you won't last long!
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Sizzle.GrundleStiltzkin said:That's a violation!!111
http://sports.yahoo.com/washington/football/recruiting/player-Michael-Eletise-165895
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Is the staff learning that they aren't recruiting in the WAC anymore?
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Think we got a legit shot at this guy. If we can land him the outlook for the OL in the future would be through the roof (Ruth).
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I like that we're getting his last visit ...
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He's one of my favorite recruits for 2016 and I love how this staff targets players who fit their system early and then goes after them hard.
I'd be very surprised if we didn't make his top 3 or 5 when he whittles things down. -
Working out with Haoli, sporting the gear. -
Paging OahuDawg ...
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Must get this guy.
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Passes the eye test (such fag dip).
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Everyone's sweatpants should be getting tighter at the thought of Twattenberg and Eletise paired with last year's OL class. Dare to dream that UW could actually have a good OL one day. They haven't had even an above average one since 2000.HeretoBeatmyChest said:Must get this guy.
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Roberts, mcgary, adams, twatten, eletise...sweats just turned to spandex around the inseam.
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How do you Pedos follow this shit?
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The importance of 1 rep really cannot be overstated!!!!!GrundleStiltzkin said: -
Rosterbating:
LT: Trey Adams
LG: Henry Roberts
C: Jesse Sosebee
RG: Michael Eletise
RT: Kaleb McGary -
What? No Wattenberg?CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:Rosterbating:
LT: Trey Adams
LG: Henry Roberts
C: Jesse Sosebee
RG: Michael Eletise
RT: Kaleb McGary -
It's weird to have options! I put Sosebee at C over Twattenberg. And we still have other guys who are really intriguing not even on the list.
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Well, if you look how we would get there, it's kind of a weird sequence. Our OL roster is such a nightmare right now.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:Rosterbating:
LT: Trey Adams
LG: Henry Roberts
C: Jesse Sosebee
RG: Michael Eletise
RT: Kaleb McGary
So, currently we have something that looks like this (don't avert your gaze, be a man and take it):
LT: Jake Eldrenkamp (Jr.)
LG: Dexter Charles (Sr.)
C: Sifa Tufunga (Sr.)
RG: Shane Brostek (Jr.)
RT: Coleman Shelton (So.)
Basically all these guys either suck or probably suck.
The bench is something ugly as sin like:
T - Kaleb McGary (RFr.)
G/T - Matt James (RFr.)
G/T - Andrew Kirkland (So.)
G - Jesse Sosebee (RFr.)
G/C - Cory Fuavai (Jr.)
G/C - Dane Crane (So.)
G/C/T - John Turner (RFr.)
Then you have the freshmen:
T - Trey Adams
T - Devin Burleson
T - Jared Hilbers
G - Henry Roberts
After watching and paying attention in spring, my take is that we basically had 4 total OL on our roster that could be good, but most have caveats:
1. Jesse Sosebee (he's the only guy without a caveat, just young).
2. Kaleb McGary (never played OL before).
3. Devin Burleson (never played football before).
Oh crap, that's just three—worse than I thought.
So, either we're going to take a LOT of growing pains and risk ruining young guys like McGary, Burleson, Adams or Roberts... we're going to have to wait until the jagoffs on our current line are done playing.
So, in 2016 you might have:
LT: Eldrenkamp (Sr.)
LG: Jesse Sosebee (So.)
C: (Crane/James/Turner)
RG: Brostek (Sr)
RT: Shelton (Jr.)
The potential change here is that Shelton is so small, he might get moved inside and McGary could take over for him. However, unseating starters is just not tremendously usual and guys like Adams and Roberts (who come in with all the tools and pedigree) are far enough behind in years, they may have to sit for a while; while guys like McGary probably aren't ready to overtake guys like Shelton in practice (if that's the metric).
So, really we're looking at 2017 (which I assume will be special, but it looks more like '18 from this) to get to a point where we have playing talent:
LT - Trey Adams (So.)
LG - Henry Roberts (So.)
C - Crane/James/Shelton
RG - Jesse Sosebee (Jr.)
RT - McGary (Jr.)
The line you're talking about is a 2018 line.
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You just ruined myDennis_DeYoung said:
Well, if you look how we would get there, it's kind of a weird sequence. Our OL roster is such a nightmare right now.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:Rosterbating:
LT: Trey Adams
LG: Henry Roberts
C: Jesse Sosebee
RG: Michael Eletise
RT: Kaleb McGary
So, currently we have something that looks like this (don't avert your gaze, be a man and take it):
LT: Jake Eldrenkamp (Jr.)
LG: Dexter Charles (Sr.)
C: Sifa Tufunga (Sr.)
RG: Shane Brostek (Jr.)
RT: Coleman Shelton (So.)
Basically all these guys either suck or probably suck.
The bench is something ugly as sin like:
T - Kaleb McGary (RFr.)
G/T - Matt James (RFr.)
G/T - Andrew Kirkland (So.)
G - Jesse Sosebee (RFr.)
G/C - Cory Fuavai (Jr.)
G/C - Dane Crane (So.)
G/C/T - John Turner (RFr.)
Then you have the freshmen:
T - Trey Adams
T - Devin Burleson
T - Jared Hilbers
G - Henry Roberts
After watching and paying attention in spring, my take is that we basically had 4 total OL on our roster that could be good, but most have caveats:
1. Jesse Sosebee (he's the only guy without a caveat, just young).
2. Kaleb McGary (never played OL before).
3. Devin Burleson (never played football before).
Oh crap, that's just three—worse than I thought.
So, either we're going to take a LOT of growing pains and risk ruining young guys like McGary, Burleson, Adams or Roberts... we're going to have to wait until the jagoffs on our current line are done playing.
So, in 2016 you might have:
LT: Eldrenkamp (Sr.)
LG: Jesse Sosebee (So.)
C: (Crane/James/Turner)
RG: Brostek (Sr)
RT: Shelton (Jr.)
The potential change here is that Shelton is so small, he might get moved inside and McGary could take over for him. However, unseating starters is just not tremendously usual and guys like Adams and Roberts (who come in with all the tools and pedigree) are far enough behind in years, they may have to sit for a while; while guys like McGary probably aren't ready to overtake guys like Shelton in practice (if that's the metric).
So, really we're looking at 2017 (which I assume will be special, but it looks more like '18 from this) to get to a point where we have playing talent:
LT - Trey Adams (So.)
LG - Henry Roberts (So.)
C - Crane/James/Shelton
RG - Jesse Sosebee (Jr.)
RT - McGary (Jr.)
The line you're talking about is a 2018 line.I'm shit facedbuzz.
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Dennis_DeYoung said:
The line you're talking about is a 2018 line.Trombone
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DIAFDennis_DeYoung said:
Well, if you look how we would get there, it's kind of a weird sequence. Our OL roster is such a nightmare right now.CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:Rosterbating:
LT: Trey Adams
LG: Henry Roberts
C: Jesse Sosebee
RG: Michael Eletise
RT: Kaleb McGary
So, currently we have something that looks like this (don't avert your gaze, be a man and take it):
LT: Jake Eldrenkamp (Jr.)
LG: Dexter Charles (Sr.)
C: Sifa Tufunga (Sr.)
RG: Shane Brostek (Jr.)
RT: Coleman Shelton (So.)
Basically all these guys either suck or probably suck.
The bench is something ugly as sin like:
T - Kaleb McGary (RFr.)
G/T - Matt James (RFr.)
G/T - Andrew Kirkland (So.)
G - Jesse Sosebee (RFr.)
G/C - Cory Fuavai (Jr.)
G/C - Dane Crane (So.)
G/C/T - John Turner (RFr.)
Then you have the freshmen:
T - Trey Adams
T - Devin Burleson
T - Jared Hilbers
G - Henry Roberts
After watching and paying attention in spring, my take is that we basically had 4 total OL on our roster that could be good, but most have caveats:
1. Jesse Sosebee (he's the only guy without a caveat, just young).
2. Kaleb McGary (never played OL before).
3. Devin Burleson (never played football before).
Oh crap, that's just three—worse than I thought.
So, either we're going to take a LOT of growing pains and risk ruining young guys like McGary, Burleson, Adams or Roberts... we're going to have to wait until the jagoffs on our current line are done playing.
So, in 2016 you might have:
LT: Eldrenkamp (Sr.)
LG: Jesse Sosebee (So.)
C: (Crane/James/Turner)
RG: Brostek (Sr)
RT: Shelton (Jr.)
The potential change here is that Shelton is so small, he might get moved inside and McGary could take over for him. However, unseating starters is just not tremendously usual and guys like Adams and Roberts (who come in with all the tools and pedigree) are far enough behind in years, they may have to sit for a while; while guys like McGary probably aren't ready to overtake guys like Shelton in practice (if that's the metric).
So, really we're looking at 2017 (which I assume will be special, but it looks more like '18 from this) to get to a point where we have playing talent:
LT - Trey Adams (So.)
LG - Henry Roberts (So.)
C - Crane/James/Shelton
RG - Jesse Sosebee (Jr.)
RT - McGary (Jr.)
The line you're talking about is a 2018 line. -
FTR, Shelton was moved to center before spring, and then he got hurt and didn't practice. He makes much more sense as a C.
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Who was the last stud OL UW had? Kelemete's hype was more based off his athleticism vs being really good. If we go further back, the same was basically true for Khalif Barnes, although he was injured for almost his entire senior year.
You can get away with having one Colin Tanigawa, average OL type starting. You can't get away with 5 of them like UW tried the past 4 or 5 years. Some like to pretend the Riva and Dexter Charles are/were good, but they weren't any better than an average Pac 12 lineman. I won't even go back to the Ty era because they were a disaster then. -
Many forget here that you don't need OL to run the bubble screen