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MJ Ale, 3* 2018 OL, Fife HS, WA (COMMITTED)
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Pretty sure Hope Solo has used up all her eligibility.dnc said:
It doesn't matter how raw Ale is this year, as long as we can get some raw beef in next year's classCuntWaffle said:I don't care how raw Ale is right now. He is a such a physically rare human being.
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the way fucking matt james is fucking playing. We will take murray any day.BallzDeep said:Damn Scout has Ale rated as a 2-star. All that Doog shit I was saying before only extends as low as 3-stars. Really hope they will still take Murray if he wants in.
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He tagged Huff in his commitment post.UDubHusky23 said: -
He's a 3-star (#51 OT). His little banner thing in the doogman article is wrong.BallzDeep said:Damn Scout has Ale rated as a 2-star. All that Doog shit I was saying before only extends as low as 3-stars. Really hope they will still take Murray if he wants in.
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Coach Pete truly doesn't care about stars at all. Some project their own perceptions of recruits onto him and are simply wrong. At this point, Pete thinks every recruit that he takes is an elite talent. From top to bottom he perceives every current commit as one of the best in the nation at their position. I don't think that was always the case for every recruit in previous classes but that's the case now. From this class on out, UW will only be taking players that they think are elite (what we would consider 4 or 5 star) recruits and Steven Jones ain't one of them.BallzDeep said:Damn Scout has Ale rated as a 2-star. All that Doog shit I was saying before only extends as low as 3-stars. Really hope they will still take Murray if he wants in.
So when Oregon likely finishes ahead of UW in class rankings because they are taking a million guys and their fans talk shit about UW recruiting and how Taggart is going to bring Oregon back to dominating UW; I'll laugh my ass off knowing that UW doesn't recruit any "3-star" talents anymore. Even if they take a "3-star" White TE, that motherfucker will be an elite blocker and end up on an NFL roster. UW's player evaluations and development are second to none. Doog it up Baby! Welcome to the next Golden Era of Washington football! -
BallzDeep said:
Damn Scout has Ale rated as a 2-star. All that Doog shit I was saying before only extends as low as 3-stars. Really hope they will still take Murray if he wants in.
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I'm a little worried that this oline class is so heavy on developmental players. All have great upside, but all have a lot to work on before they can see the field. We probably have no shot at Murray now but I would love to have him to add someone with a high floor to this class.
Good shit by Huff though in his first year. Fairly weak west coast oline class with only Ale instate, and he got everyone committed by the beginning of training camp. We didn't get any of the super elite guys, but we also didn't get caught with our pants down by signing day.
Overall I'm pretty satisfied with this class. If Mele listens to Socha he's gonna be a fucking monster. If Curne listens to the nutritionist and improves his technique he'll fuck people up. And if Ale figures out what sport he's playing he should be ok I guess. -
Huff did a good job this year. All 3 of these guys will probably need 2 years of development, but each one of them could be a 3 year starter. These guys would probably start their first year at WSU, Oregon State, Colorado, or Ari.
Ale will have a very good senior year at DT.
The next commits will be:
Tremblay/Cravens
Chris Brown
Gordon
Dr OJ
Then UW can sit on their final 2 spots during the season and wait for guys like Kelly to get fired from ND, the Tamu guy etc., then rescue some recruits from them. -
I just hope none of our OL commits rape anyone.
edit: Yes, I had to edit a ten word sentence. FML. -
@CokegreaterThanPepsi can you change the title to committed? I know twatter data matrices are hogging all your time but fuck.
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If he is playing D, or the possibility of seeing the D-Line. Does UW possibly take Another O-Line commitment?UDubHusky23 said: -
Just reread that. Seems pretty clear he's playing D.NeGgaPlEaSe said:
If he is playing D, or the possibility of seeing the D-Line. Does UW possibly take Another O-Line commitment?UDubHusky23 said: -
One has to wonder how long Pete has known that Ale would commit and how that may have affected the recent commitments of Craig and Jones. The TBS experts have hinted that this has been in queue for awhile.
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So is he an OL or DL committ? I know he plays rugby so I assume he can tackle.
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Psalm played rugby and he couldn't tackle.Nurple said:So is he an OL or DL committ? I know he plays rugby so I assume he can tackle.
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Walk away from a promising NFL career for your first love, then pop off!!!NorwegianHusky said:
Psalm played rugby and he couldn't tackle.Nurple said:So is he an OL or DL committ? I know he plays rugby so I assume he can tackle.
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That is so painfuldnc said:
Walk away from a promising NFL career for your first love, then pop off!!!NorwegianHusky said:
Psalm played rugby and he couldn't tackle.Nurple said:So is he an OL or DL committ? I know he plays rugby so I assume he can tackle.
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GrundleStiltzkin said:
That is so painfuldnc said:
Walk away from a promising NFL career for your first love, then pop off!!!NorwegianHusky said:
Psalm played rugby and he couldn't tackle.Nurple said:So is he an OL or DL committ? I know he plays rugby so I assume he can tackle.
Darnold did that every game last year. Psalm looked like an idiot, but he made those sacks against every other team
That scramble right there is the difference between 1-2 Max Browne USC and 9-1 Darnold USC...with the one loss in Darnolds first game.
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After reading Ale's background I can see one reason why coaches may consider him on defense. He is a golden gloves boxing champion.UDubHusky23 said:
An incredibly important (but seldom talked about) skill for a defensive lineman is hand fighting. Defensive linemen can have a great deal of success if they can keep the offensive linemen from getting their hands on them. It requires lightning quickness and the ability to deflect the other person's hands and arms.
NFL Hall of Famer Howie Long has talked about this, and so did another great defensive lineman from that era, Pierce Holt of the San Francisco 49ers.
Several defensive linemen take martial arts in the off-season just to learn hand fighting techniques and to increase their hand quickness.
Anyway, I have no idea what they will do with Ale, but his experience as a boxing champion is intriguing.
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Passion said:
After reading Ale's background I can see one reason why coaches may consider him on defense. He is a golden gloves boxing champion.UDubHusky23 said:
An incredibly important (but seldom talked about) skill for a defensive lineman is hand fighting. Defensive linemen can have a great deal of success if they can keep the offensive linemen from getting their hands on them. It requires lightning quickness and the ability to deflect the other person's hands and arms.
NFL Hall of Famer Howie Long has talked about this, and so did another great defensive lineman from that era, Pierce Holt of the San Francisco 49ers.
Several defensive linemen take martial arts in the off-season just to learn hand fighting techniques and to increase their hand quickness.
Anyway, I have no idea what they will do with Ale, but his experience as a boxing champion is chintriguing. -
He's going to play G. Cook it.
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Kinda seems like Vakalahi to me. Since Malloe won't get Vakalahi, we might as well get Breasteffort and make Ale a strong as hell NT who's slow but immovable.
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Quietcowskee said:
Kinda seems like Vakalahi to me. Since Malloe won't get Vakalahi, we might as well get Breasteffort and make Ale a strong as hell NT who's slow but immovable.
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That's one of the acronyms I don't know. It always makes me think of lisfranc, the injury that cratered Ty's one almost mediocre season.dnc said:Quietcowskee said:Kinda seems like Vakalahi to me. Since Malloe won't get Vakalahi, we might as well get Breasteffort and make Ale a strong as hell NT who's slow but immovable.
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So you're saying boxing skills are good for push up the middle?Passion said:
After reading Ale's background I can see one reason why coaches may consider him on defense. He is a golden gloves boxing champion.UDubHusky23 said:
An incredibly important (but seldom talked about) skill for a defensive lineman is hand fighting. Defensive linemen can have a great deal of success if they can keep the offensive linemen from getting their hands on them. It requires lightning quickness and the ability to deflect the other person's hands and arms.
NFL Hall of Famer Howie Long has talked about this, and so did another great defensive lineman from that era, Pierce Holt of the San Francisco 49ers.
Several defensive linemen take martial arts in the off-season just to learn hand fighting techniques and to increase their hand quickness.
Anyway, I have no idea what they will do with Ale, but his experience as a boxing champion is intriguing. -
I specifically asked for no racist crapQuietcowskee said:
That's one of the acronyms I don't know. It always makes me think of lisfranc, the injury that cratered Ty's one almost mediocre season.dnc said:Quietcowskee said:Kinda seems like Vakalahi to me. Since Malloe won't get Vakalahi, we might as well get Breasteffort and make Ale a strong as hell NT who's slow but immovable.
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Good lookin' out.dnc said:
I specifically asked for no racist crapQuietcowskee said:
That's one of the acronyms I don't know. It always makes me think of lisfranc, the injury that cratered Ty's one almost mediocre season.dnc said:Quietcowskee said:Kinda seems like Vakalahi to me. Since Malloe won't get Vakalahi, we might as well get Breasteffort and make Ale a strong as hell NT who's slow but immovable.
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Pretty much. And having a giant ass doesn't hurt.YellowSnow said:
So you're saying boxing skills are good for push up the middle?Passion said:
After reading Ale's background I can see one reason why coaches may consider him on defense. He is a golden gloves boxing champion.UDubHusky23 said:
An incredibly important (but seldom talked about) skill for a defensive lineman is hand fighting. Defensive linemen can have a great deal of success if they can keep the offensive linemen from getting their hands on them. It requires lightning quickness and the ability to deflect the other person's hands and arms.
NFL Hall of Famer Howie Long has talked about this, and so did another great defensive lineman from that era, Pierce Holt of the San Francisco 49ers.
Several defensive linemen take martial arts in the off-season just to learn hand fighting techniques and to increase their hand quickness.
Anyway, I have no idea what they will do with Ale, but his experience as a boxing champion is intriguing.
