Alijah Vera-Tucker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EhsJfyrwuIAnybody got an update with him? Everyone seems to think UW is in the lead... but he's getting some major offers.
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He is amazing at football would be my update.
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Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring. -
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect. -
It would be nice to get Vera-Tucker and Bainavalu in the boat early. Then they can put all their focus on Sarrell to finish up the class.
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BBKs production is going to be hard to keep him off the field. My hope is that the younger Pot'oe will live up to the hype and strangle hold the Buck position. He looks like an absolute monster to me. Agree that Victor could move over into that roll if they see fit, but I'm from the thought that he's the best ILB in the P12 and why fuck with that?
I think you move Bierra to Sam and let BBK do his thing on the weak side. But if Camilo comes in and is ready day 1, it can't hurt having that athleticism in the rotation.
Luckily, UW has a true preseason to play with the lineups. I'd hate to see them go full Sark and play with their new toys without a game plan. Or even fuck around and get sniped by Portland State or Rutgers. We're not out of the woods enough as far as having a winning culture to be above an early season fuck up like that. -
TL, DR Summary:RoadDawg55 said:
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect.
Regardless, it will be interesting -
You read it you bitch.Tequilla said:
TL, DR Summary:RoadDawg55 said:
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect.
Regardless, it will be interesting -
I've got some bad news for you...
SE says he's all but committed to UW. -
Christ.HuskyClaws said:I've got some bad news for you...
SE says he's all but committed to UW. -
Not sold on BBK just because of his size and can he hold up all year.RoadDawg55 said:
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect.
I hate the idea of moving one of the best ILB's in college football in Victor to buck, but they have done that the last two years so we will see.
My hope is Potoae can play buck, but I'm concerned he's to big for the position (maybe he can give some of his excess weight to BBK).
Eifler won't redshirt. He will play on special teams and by the end of the year will be spelling the starters throughout the game. -
I can't believe none of you are mentioning sean constantine. Sheesh...what an oversight.RoadDawg55 said:
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect.
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When did I say that I didn't ... bitch???CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
You read it you bitch.Tequilla said:
TL, DR Summary:RoadDawg55 said:
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect.
Regardless, it will be interesting -
@Tequilla is basically just a fat Jesse Pinkman.Tequilla said:
When did I say that I didn't ... bitch???CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:
You read it you bitch.Tequilla said:
TL, DR Summary:RoadDawg55 said:
I don't think Eifler is going to redshirt. He was a big time recruit. He, Bartlett, and I assume Beavers will likely be battling it out at Sam. He's in the two deeps and on special teams. Bob Gregory told him the spot is open.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
BBK will back up Victor and Bierria unless one moves to Sam or Buck. I could see Bierria possibly going to Sam and I also think Victor could play Buck, especially if the others guys aren't ready. I know many don't agree because he's such a good ILB, but he's a big LB and his weakness is in coverage. The past two years, the coaches have taken the best athlete from the front 7 and put them there. If the trend continues, that is probably Victor. I like the thought of him attacking and fucking up QB's.
An interesting thing to watch will be Warren, Manu, and Beavers. Like you said, the development on defense has been good, so one will probably be a lot better than we expect.
Regardless, it will be interesting
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This guys offer list has blown up...... UW on the outside looking in OR do I trust Ektard????
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You are clearly new around here.UDubHusky23 said:This guys offer list has blown up...... UW on the outside looking in OR do I trust Ektard????
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http://www.oregonlive.com/recruiting/index.ssf/2016/02/alijah_vera-tucker_4-star_ol_n.html
UW is the favorite my ass....... Clearly states that he has the closest relationship with Oregon. Strausser better get his calls up to this kid. Cause we ain't getting Sarrell or Wyatt Davis! -
I think Camilo is a good enough athlete to play as a frosh, but I feel like in the recruiting video, Gregory said Camilo was really raw. I interpreted that as he's got a lot to learn from a fundamentals perspective. Play or not, there's no bad outcome for Camilo in my mind.
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He started playing football as a soph or junior in high school. He could use a RS year and UW has the depth to allow him one.AEB said:I think Camilo is a good enough athlete to play as a frosh, but I feel like in the recruiting video, Gregory said Camilo was really raw. I interpreted that as he's got a lot to learn from a fundamentals perspective. Play or not, there's no bad outcome for Camilo in my mind.
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I hard a hard time pressing the 'WTF' button, Doogles, because I agree with the sentiment of your poast.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
But in my defense, you did mention Psalm Wooching as a possible impediment to Eifler seeing the field. -
2016 is a throwaway seasonDugtheDoog said:
I hard a hard time pressing the 'WTF' button, Doogles, because I agree with the sentiment of your poast.Doogles said:Hopefully the Kaufman connection continues to pay dividends. Just following Camilo, he seems like a guy who actively recruits for the program. His experience year 1 with Petersen can go a long way with the Washington's rep in the bay.
I'm not sure what Camilo's expectations are for a successful season year 1. Would a redshirt year be a failure in his eyes? Victor and Bierra are locked in as starters, BBK showed promise, Poto'oe looks like a for sure starter at Buck, and guys like Wooshing improved and got solid experience.
If player development continues like it has on the defensive side of the ball, it's not hard to think one of the many LBs to redshirt last year will be good.
This seems like a good problem to have, but would hate to see him get mop up duty and special teams work and lose snaps to a guy like Manu and consider transferring.
But in my defense, you did mention Psalm Wooching as a possible impediment to Eifler seeing the field. -
Where is Nip finding these studs that just starte football. Eifler was the same 2 years football.
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If we ran the UW AD, it would've said, "You're future awaits"GrundleStiltzkin said: -
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Very appropriate for MayGrundleStiltzkin said: -
fixedwhatshouldicareabout said:
If we ran the UW AD, it would've said, "Our? future is special"GrundleStiltzkin said: -
Awfully cold for May.
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Sounds like you are both very old and white. But not rich.whatshouldicareabout said:
Very appropriate for MayGrundleStiltzkin said:
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