Troy Fautanu, 2019 4* OL, Henderson (Liberty), NV (COMMITTED: HOLY SHIT)
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Or even better, with him changing his mind and not going.UDubHusky23 said:
Yessir! Ennok Vimahi would be the cherry on top with him going on a mission!NEsnake12 said:
5 if we can close Enokk, even though he’s a mission guydnc said:
This is the big question, are they taking one more or two more?UDubHusky23 said:
If Fautanu commits won't be long until Buelow pulls the trigger for basically one more OL spotDoogCourics said:I got you partner!
Troy Fautanu has narrowed his long list of choices heading into the high school football season and a source tells 247Sports that there is a front-runner among the group.
A new Crystal Ball selection is in for the Washington Huskies, one of the eight programs that the three-star offensive tackle from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty named as a contender for his commitment early in the summer.
A source close to Fautanu's recruitment believes that USC is the biggest threat to Washington and a decision might be revealed within the next couple weeks. The Huskies earned the most recent unofficial visit at the end of June.
"It's definitely the Washington staff," a source said. "They have made Troy feel like he's not only wanted, but needed."
"The visit I took there didn't surprise me because I knew what to expect with coach Chris Petersen," Fautanu told 247Sports after his trip. "I was very impressed with the program and Washington is climbing its way up there. I really liked the visit and being around some of the guys, meeting coach Scott Huff and getting a feel for everything in Seattle was great for me."
The Huskies currently hold commitments from offensive linemen Nathaniel Kalepo and Corey Luciano in the 2019 class, along with Sama Paama who has the potential to play at the line on either side of the ball.
Two more would obviously make the most sense but we've taken less OL than made sense to me basically every year under Pete. A class of four (even if one is a JUCO) would be a step in the right direction, especially with those four, and with the possibility of Paama switching sides if needed. -
I think ika is the one out. He's awesome but i think tuitele is coming as well as beulow and
Stash him. Let him physically mature. Take wright and ika in thus classdnc said:
Or even better, with him changing his mind and not going.UDubHusky23 said:
Yessir! Ennok Vimahi would be the cherry on top with him going on a mission!NEsnake12 said:
5 if we can close Enokk, even though he’s a mission guydnc said:
This is the big question, are they taking one more or two more?UDubHusky23 said:
If Fautanu commits won't be long until Buelow pulls the trigger for basically one more OL spotDoogCourics said:I got you partner!
Troy Fautanu has narrowed his long list of choices heading into the high school football season and a source tells 247Sports that there is a front-runner among the group.
A new Crystal Ball selection is in for the Washington Huskies, one of the eight programs that the three-star offensive tackle from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty named as a contender for his commitment early in the summer.
A source close to Fautanu's recruitment believes that USC is the biggest threat to Washington and a decision might be revealed within the next couple weeks. The Huskies earned the most recent unofficial visit at the end of June.
"It's definitely the Washington staff," a source said. "They have made Troy feel like he's not only wanted, but needed."
"The visit I took there didn't surprise me because I knew what to expect with coach Chris Petersen," Fautanu told 247Sports after his trip. "I was very impressed with the program and Washington is climbing its way up there. I really liked the visit and being around some of the guys, meeting coach Scott Huff and getting a feel for everything in Seattle was great for me."
The Huskies currently hold commitments from offensive linemen Nathaniel Kalepo and Corey Luciano in the 2019 class, along with Sama Paama who has the potential to play at the line on either side of the ball.
Two more would obviously make the most sense but we've taken less OL than made sense to me basically every year under Pete. A class of four (even if one is a JUCO) would be a step in the right direction, especially with those four, and with the possibility of Paama switching sides if needed. -
That's not the way it works though. Missions make kids less likely to succeed at the college level, not more likely.animate said:I think ika is the one out. He's awesome but i think tuitele is coming as well as beulow and
Stash him. Let him physically mature. Take wright and ika in thus classdnc said:
Or even better, with him changing his mind and not going.UDubHusky23 said:
Yessir! Ennok Vimahi would be the cherry on top with him going on a mission!NEsnake12 said:
5 if we can close Enokk, even though he’s a mission guydnc said:
This is the big question, are they taking one more or two more?UDubHusky23 said:
If Fautanu commits won't be long until Buelow pulls the trigger for basically one more OL spotDoogCourics said:I got you partner!
Troy Fautanu has narrowed his long list of choices heading into the high school football season and a source tells 247Sports that there is a front-runner among the group.
A new Crystal Ball selection is in for the Washington Huskies, one of the eight programs that the three-star offensive tackle from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty named as a contender for his commitment early in the summer.
A source close to Fautanu's recruitment believes that USC is the biggest threat to Washington and a decision might be revealed within the next couple weeks. The Huskies earned the most recent unofficial visit at the end of June.
"It's definitely the Washington staff," a source said. "They have made Troy feel like he's not only wanted, but needed."
"The visit I took there didn't surprise me because I knew what to expect with coach Chris Petersen," Fautanu told 247Sports after his trip. "I was very impressed with the program and Washington is climbing its way up there. I really liked the visit and being around some of the guys, meeting coach Scott Huff and getting a feel for everything in Seattle was great for me."
The Huskies currently hold commitments from offensive linemen Nathaniel Kalepo and Corey Luciano in the 2019 class, along with Sama Paama who has the potential to play at the line on either side of the ball.
Two more would obviously make the most sense but we've taken less OL than made sense to me basically every year under Pete. A class of four (even if one is a JUCO) would be a step in the right direction, especially with those four, and with the possibility of Paama switching sides if needed. -
Have there been actual studies about this?dnc said:
That's not the way it works though. Missions make kids less likely to succeed at the college level, not more likely.animate said:I think ika is the one out. He's awesome but i think tuitele is coming as well as beulow and
Stash him. Let him physically mature. Take wright and ika in thus classdnc said:
Or even better, with him changing his mind and not going.UDubHusky23 said:
Yessir! Ennok Vimahi would be the cherry on top with him going on a mission!NEsnake12 said:
5 if we can close Enokk, even though he’s a mission guydnc said:
This is the big question, are they taking one more or two more?UDubHusky23 said:
If Fautanu commits won't be long until Buelow pulls the trigger for basically one more OL spotDoogCourics said:I got you partner!
Troy Fautanu has narrowed his long list of choices heading into the high school football season and a source tells 247Sports that there is a front-runner among the group.
A new Crystal Ball selection is in for the Washington Huskies, one of the eight programs that the three-star offensive tackle from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty named as a contender for his commitment early in the summer.
A source close to Fautanu's recruitment believes that USC is the biggest threat to Washington and a decision might be revealed within the next couple weeks. The Huskies earned the most recent unofficial visit at the end of June.
"It's definitely the Washington staff," a source said. "They have made Troy feel like he's not only wanted, but needed."
"The visit I took there didn't surprise me because I knew what to expect with coach Chris Petersen," Fautanu told 247Sports after his trip. "I was very impressed with the program and Washington is climbing its way up there. I really liked the visit and being around some of the guys, meeting coach Scott Huff and getting a feel for everything in Seattle was great for me."
The Huskies currently hold commitments from offensive linemen Nathaniel Kalepo and Corey Luciano in the 2019 class, along with Sama Paama who has the potential to play at the line on either side of the ball.
Two more would obviously make the most sense but we've taken less OL than made sense to me basically every year under Pete. A class of four (even if one is a JUCO) would be a step in the right direction, especially with those four, and with the possibility of Paama switching sides if needed.
I kinda believe it but putting my doog hat on I think Petermans coaching program can extract positive gains.
I mean, historically hasn't places like Utah and BYU done well with mission kids?
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Not sure but I know our resident Morman expert @89ute laid out an incredibly convincing argument. It definitely makes sense that two years away from the sport/nutrition/training room is going to be worse for a young man, not better.animate said:
Have there been actual studies about this?dnc said:
That's not the way it works though. Missions make kids less likely to succeed at the college level, not more likely.animate said:I think ika is the one out. He's awesome but i think tuitele is coming as well as beulow and
Stash him. Let him physically mature. Take wright and ika in thus classdnc said:
Or even better, with him changing his mind and not going.UDubHusky23 said:
Yessir! Ennok Vimahi would be the cherry on top with him going on a mission!NEsnake12 said:
5 if we can close Enokk, even though he’s a mission guydnc said:
This is the big question, are they taking one more or two more?UDubHusky23 said:
If Fautanu commits won't be long until Buelow pulls the trigger for basically one more OL spotDoogCourics said:I got you partner!
Troy Fautanu has narrowed his long list of choices heading into the high school football season and a source tells 247Sports that there is a front-runner among the group.
A new Crystal Ball selection is in for the Washington Huskies, one of the eight programs that the three-star offensive tackle from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty named as a contender for his commitment early in the summer.
A source close to Fautanu's recruitment believes that USC is the biggest threat to Washington and a decision might be revealed within the next couple weeks. The Huskies earned the most recent unofficial visit at the end of June.
"It's definitely the Washington staff," a source said. "They have made Troy feel like he's not only wanted, but needed."
"The visit I took there didn't surprise me because I knew what to expect with coach Chris Petersen," Fautanu told 247Sports after his trip. "I was very impressed with the program and Washington is climbing its way up there. I really liked the visit and being around some of the guys, meeting coach Scott Huff and getting a feel for everything in Seattle was great for me."
The Huskies currently hold commitments from offensive linemen Nathaniel Kalepo and Corey Luciano in the 2019 class, along with Sama Paama who has the potential to play at the line on either side of the ball.
Two more would obviously make the most sense but we've taken less OL than made sense to me basically every year under Pete. A class of four (even if one is a JUCO) would be a step in the right direction, especially with those four, and with the possibility of Paama switching sides if needed. -
I disagree with @89ute. His info is out dated. All the mormon kids I now get up at 5 am everyday for an hour of crossfit on their missions. They come back bigger and stronger then ever.
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Two more UW crystal balls. One from Demetric Warren and one from Greg Biggins. It's a done deal.
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#firehuff
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It makes them more unpredictable if they will want to be good and put in the work like you said, but if that do want to be great and become good and go to the nfl tons of done that too. Two of UTah's best linebackers Hansen and Barnard are mission kids. It's just like any other PSA, some pan out and some don't. I would say more high profile kids elect NOT to go on missions than the marginal prospects though.dnc said:
That's not the way it works though. Missions make kids less likely to succeed at the college level, not more likely.animate said:I think ika is the one out. He's awesome but i think tuitele is coming as well as beulow and
Stash him. Let him physically mature. Take wright and ika in thus classdnc said:
Or even better, with him changing his mind and not going.UDubHusky23 said:
Yessir! Ennok Vimahi would be the cherry on top with him going on a mission!NEsnake12 said:
5 if we can close Enokk, even though he’s a mission guydnc said:
This is the big question, are they taking one more or two more?UDubHusky23 said:
If Fautanu commits won't be long until Buelow pulls the trigger for basically one more OL spotDoogCourics said:I got you partner!
Troy Fautanu has narrowed his long list of choices heading into the high school football season and a source tells 247Sports that there is a front-runner among the group.
A new Crystal Ball selection is in for the Washington Huskies, one of the eight programs that the three-star offensive tackle from Henderson (Nev.) Liberty named as a contender for his commitment early in the summer.
A source close to Fautanu's recruitment believes that USC is the biggest threat to Washington and a decision might be revealed within the next couple weeks. The Huskies earned the most recent unofficial visit at the end of June.
"It's definitely the Washington staff," a source said. "They have made Troy feel like he's not only wanted, but needed."
"The visit I took there didn't surprise me because I knew what to expect with coach Chris Petersen," Fautanu told 247Sports after his trip. "I was very impressed with the program and Washington is climbing its way up there. I really liked the visit and being around some of the guys, meeting coach Scott Huff and getting a feel for everything in Seattle was great for me."
The Huskies currently hold commitments from offensive linemen Nathaniel Kalepo and Corey Luciano in the 2019 class, along with Sama Paama who has the potential to play at the line on either side of the ball.
Two more would obviously make the most sense but we've taken less OL than made sense to me basically every year under Pete. A class of four (even if one is a JUCO) would be a step in the right direction, especially with those four, and with the possibility of Paama switching sides if needed. -
This.WeakarmCobra said:#firehuff
I tried listing Huff as a good recruiter a few months back but much like my sex life I was premature according to some.
I was impressed by Mele, Curne, and Ale for what was a shallow OL class out west last year.
If Fautanu and Buelow both commit to go along with Kalepo, Huff has easily earned his keep these last two years. -
It’s better to premature than not mature at all. People forget that.DoogCourics said:
This.WeakarmCobra said:#firehuff
I tried listing Huff as a good recruiter a few months back but much like my sex life I was premature according to some.
I was impressed by Mele, Curne, and Ale for what was a shallow OL class out west last year.
If Fautanu and Buelow both commit to go along with Kalepo, Huff has easily earned his keep these last two years. -
Two more UW crystal balls. Probably just copy cat picks though following Biggins but still. Total of five now and he's 100% crystal balled to UW. I like him. He's lean and athletic and will be a nice swing player who can play all five positions. 6'4 270 now. Probably a lean 6'4 310 a couple years from now. Keep the Poly momentum rolling baby!
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Hopefully no divorce are planned by the parents
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You shut your whore mouth!WeakarmCobra said:Hopefully no divorce are planned by the parents
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You like everyone, but agree.StrongArmCobra said:Two more UW crystal balls. Probably just copy cat picks though following Biggins but still. Total of five now and he's 100% crystal balled to UW. I like him. He's lean and athletic and will be a nice swing player who can play all five positions. 6'4 270 now. Probably a lean 6'4 310 a couple years from now. Keep the Poly momentum rolling baby!
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Everyone but Ale and Kalepo and anyone who goes to OregonRoadDawg55 said:
You like everyone, but agree.StrongArmCobra said:Two more UW crystal balls. Probably just copy cat picks though following Biggins but still. Total of five now and he's 100% crystal balled to UW. I like him. He's lean and athletic and will be a nice swing player who can play all five positions. 6'4 270 now. Probably a lean 6'4 310 a couple years from now. Keep the Poly momentum rolling baby!
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Mormon missions probably prepare the guys to balance football and school better than anything. They get up at 6 ish, study, and will be used to a stringent schedule. They come back two more years physically mature so the ability to add mass is easier. As for legit prospects, a buddy of mine went on a mission with a couple of poly kids that had no issues going to a golds gym in Brooklyn back in the day and both ended up in the NFL.
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I think it depends a lot on where the kids are sent and what their specific mission entails. I have no doubt kids pledged to BYU get the assignments where they have the best resources available.huskyhooligan said:Mormon missions probably prepare the guys to balance football and school better than anything. They get up at 6 ish, study, and will be used to a stringent schedule. They come back two more years physically mature so the ability to add mass is easier. As for legit prospects, a buddy of mine went on a mission with a couple of poly kids that had no issues going to a golds gym in Brooklyn back in the day and both ended up in the NFL.
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I've noticed that preferred missions kids get places like Seattle etc. Non-preferred kids get places like the Congo or Haiti.dnc said:
I think it depends a lot on where the kids are sent and what their specific mission entails. I have no doubt kids pledged to BYU get the assignments where they have the best resources available.huskyhooligan said:Mormon missions probably prepare the guys to balance football and school better than anything. They get up at 6 ish, study, and will be used to a stringent schedule. They come back two more years physically mature so the ability to add mass is easier. As for legit prospects, a buddy of mine went on a mission with a couple of poly kids that had no issues going to a golds gym in Brooklyn back in the day and both ended up in the NFL.
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Austin collie disagrees.dnc said:
I think it depends a lot on where the kids are sent and what their specific mission entails. I have no doubt kids pledged to BYU get the assignments where they have the best resources available.huskyhooligan said:Mormon missions probably prepare the guys to balance football and school better than anything. They get up at 6 ish, study, and will be used to a stringent schedule. They come back two more years physically mature so the ability to add mass is easier. As for legit prospects, a buddy of mine went on a mission with a couple of poly kids that had no issues going to a golds gym in Brooklyn back in the day and both ended up in the NFL.
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Where'd he go?AtomicDawg said:
Austin collie disagrees.dnc said:
I think it depends a lot on where the kids are sent and what their specific mission entails. I have no doubt kids pledged to BYU get the assignments where they have the best resources available.huskyhooligan said:Mormon missions probably prepare the guys to balance football and school better than anything. They get up at 6 ish, study, and will be used to a stringent schedule. They come back two more years physically mature so the ability to add mass is easier. As for legit prospects, a buddy of mine went on a mission with a couple of poly kids that had no issues going to a golds gym in Brooklyn back in the day and both ended up in the NFL.
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Chile. He also was also highly touted as a signee and a stud as a true freshmen and then left which is rare. If they were going to protect anyone he would have been at the top of the list.
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I'm on board with this if Auburn destroys us up front.WeakarmCobra said:#firehuff
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RoadDawg55 said:
I'm on board with this when Auburn destroys us up front.WeakarmCobra said:#firehuff
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Where’d he go on his mission?AtomicDawg said:Chile. He also was also highly touted as a signee and a stud as a true freshmen and then left which is rare. If they were going to protect anyone he would have been at the top of the list.
Pretty sure you can request to have a preference to go foreign or learn a language and that would make sense. -
Chile. He also was also highly touted as a signee and a stud as a true freshmen and then left which is rare. If they were going to protect anyone he would have been at the top of the list.dnc said:
Where’d he go on his mission?AtomicDawg said:Chile. He also was also highly touted as a signee and a stud as a true freshmen and then left which is rare. If they were going to protect anyone he would have been at the top of the list.
Pretty sure you can request to have a preference to go foreign or learn a language and that would make sense.
Pretty sure you can request to have a preference to go foreign or learn a language and that would make sense -
It's gonna be feel like BYU kids get a preference because nearly the entire team goes on one. That being said there are plenty of kids on the team that ended up in south america or the Philippines. Lolohea who I think has been gone for a year now went to Detroit. BTW, I hope CCP is actively writing him. I have a fear he'll spend time in Ann Arbor or East Lansing and get poached or fall in love with a girl there and decide not to don the P&G. Don't get me wrong, kids can get fucked over and become malnourished or catch a bug, but that's more the exception than the norm.
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More worried about the fact that these kids believe that some ancient Israelites came to America and buried golden plates for Jon Smith to find and not share with people informing them how to make their own universe in the afterlife, and what that means for their mental health, than I am their ability to work out for two years.huskyhooligan said:It's gonna be feel like BYU kids get a preference because nearly the entire team goes on one. That being said there are plenty of kids on the team that ended up in south america or the Philippines. Lolohea who I think has been gone for a year now went to Detroit. BTW, I hope CCP is actively writing him. I have a fear he'll spend time in Ann Arbor or East Lansing and get poached or fall in love with a girl there and decide not to don the P&G. Don't get me wrong, kids can get fucked over and become malnourished or catch a bug, but that's more the exception than the norm.
