Thats interesting because on ESPN Jay Deines is listed as a 2 star DE from Issaquah and listed at 6-3, on rivals he's listed at OT. So wondering which position he'll play???AllWeatherFan said:O Lineman
Add Jay Deines Puyallup 6-5 255 White Chip
reveagle said:Highlights part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc2bfD4TQiQ&feature=related
Think this vid is a little better
FreeBird said:reveagle said:Highlights part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc2bfD4TQiQ&feature=related
Think this vid is a little better
Look at the 2:55 mark on this clip, he may have released a tad early, but when was the last time you saw the long snapper as the first one up the field to make the tackle as the ball is caught.
lol.
Looks like a real good athlete.
reveagle said:FreeBird said:reveagle said:Highlights part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vc2bfD4TQiQ&feature=related
Think this vid is a little better
Look at the 2:55 mark on this clip, he may have released a tad early, but when was the last time you saw the long snapper as the first one up the field to make the tackle as the ball is caught.
lol.
Looks like a real good athlete.
Lol didn't even notice when i watched it the first time but ya i dont think there is any doubt he released early, oh well you can't blame him for his hustle and determination lol
EWURanger said:Jake Withnell, South Salem, OR HS TE 6-5 230
Thomas Gomez, Graham, WA HS OG 6-3 280
Andru Pulu, Federal Way, WA SO DE 6-1 251 (Washington)
Jordan Tonani, Spokane, WA HS WR 6-1 190
Cody McCarthy, Boise, ID HS MLB 6-1 230
Jordan Talley, Portland, OR HS RB 5-10 185
Julius Tevaga, Everett, WA HS DL 6-2 305
Tevin Williams, Belfair, WA HS WR/DB 6-2 185
TJ Boatright, Vancouver, WA HS TE/LB 6-5 225
Cassidy Curtis, Englewood, CO, HS OL 6-6 231
Isaah Davis, Port Orachrd, WA, HS WR/DB 5-10 170
Anthony King, Elk Grove, CA, HS WR 6-2 185
Jay Deines, Issaquah, WA, HS, OL 6-5 265
Aaron Neary, Hanford WA, HS, OL 6-3 245
Todd Raynes, Kenmore, WA, HS, WR/DB 6-2 185
15, I think that's about right. We'll see how this list matches up with what's published today, hopefully there aren't a lot of changes. Not sure how many scholarships we have to give out, but a few of these will be partials anyway. Looking forward to seeing the official list!
FreeBird said:EWURanger said:Jake Withnell, South Salem, OR HS TE 6-5 230
Thomas Gomez, Graham, WA HS OG 6-3 280
Andru Pulu, Federal Way, WA SO DE 6-1 251 (Washington)
Jordan Tonani, Spokane, WA HS WR 6-1 190
Cody McCarthy, Boise, ID HS MLB 6-1 230
Jordan Talley, Portland, OR HS RB 5-10 185
Julius Tevaga, Everett, WA HS DL 6-2 305
Tevin Williams, Belfair, WA HS WR/DB 6-2 185
TJ Boatright, Vancouver, WA HS TE/LB 6-5 225
Cassidy Curtis, Englewood, CO, HS OL 6-6 231
Isaah Davis, Port Orachrd, WA, HS WR/DB 5-10 170
Anthony King, Elk Grove, CA, HS WR 6-2 185
Jay Deines, Issaquah, WA, HS, OL 6-5 265
Aaron Neary, Hanford WA, HS, OL 6-3 245
Todd Raynes, Kenmore, WA, HS, WR/DB 6-2 185
15, I think that's about right. We'll see how this list matches up with what's published today, hopefully there aren't a lot of changes. Not sure how many scholarships we have to give out, but a few of these will be partials anyway. Looking forward to seeing the official list!
Great work guys. You compiled a pretty acurate list. We signed a clean sweep of all those identified plus:
Shaquille Hill, Freemont, CA, HS, WR 5-10 180
Quincy Forte, Fairfield, CA, HS, RB 5-11 185
David Delgado, American Canyon, CA, DL 6-3 320
Clay DeBord, Asotin, WA, OL 6-6 250
Cassidy Curtis, Denver, CO, OL 6-7 260
Jason Boyce (any relation to Aaron?) Kent, WA, WR/TE 6-4 225
Vernon Adams, Pasadena, CA, QB 6-0 180
It's also great to see Demitrius Bronson on the list of newcomers, I really believe he is going to start something big at Eastern. I love the backs we got and I think Demitrius will fit right in.
I like the depth we are creating on the DL. This will allow us to keep players fresh on the field, and that will help maintain the tradition of being dominate at the end of ball games.
A high quality, balanced class with a few more out of state players than usual. But still 13 players that played their HS ball in Washington, counting the two transfers. More than any other D1 program.
Go Eags!