clawman said:At that size where does he play offense or defense? Lots of kids look fast on the high school field until they get to Saturday games. How fast is he?
Vic E. Wallace said:To All,
I've been away from the scene for a while. Attended the game on Saturday and watched our team defeat Montana State 55-29. Monday I got very sick, aching all over my body, have never gotten that much pain in my long young life Finally had to go to my doctor yesterday, when I discovered I had a high temp, sinus problems, and the Flu. I am feeling a little better this morning. Really missed not being with the team in practices, We will miss their departure this Friday for "Cal Poly" Our defense/Offense will play to their potential, should they do that they will come back home 7-0 Big Sky, 9-2 overall. I am so happy to see McKenzie got another year back, and he should be practicing with the team. He played one od his last game with a broken hand, and he played fantastic. I could say more about the "Oral Commits" I will wait until the signed Letters come out sometime in Feb 14. Now my goal is to stay inside for a few days, get healed, then visit our teams and their activities. Here is good health to all of you, your loved ones, and friends. G Eagles!!!!! Vic Wallace
PS, DVR is set for Cal Poly DTV 687, any other channel will get you partial game, I have learned the hard way.
Looks fast on the HS field and not necessarily quick feet but OK. What I like is the power and smart running. It appears he is patient and lets blocking develop before going through the hole. Smart runner.luckyintheorder said:Jake Lacoste outta OR West Albany. Like this kid, never goes down on first contact. I think we got two good ones in Manu (maybe safety? scout has him there) and Asan already. Just saying
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/o/829201/highlights/57198376
article on recent playoff win. kid had 220+ and 5 tds first half. set record of 7 consecutive runs 7 tds this year too. not 2 yard runs either.
http://www.bendbulletin.com/article/20131109/NEWS0107/311090351/
clawman said:Looks fast on the HS field and not necessarily quick feet but OK. What I like is the power and smart running. It appears he is patient and lets blocking develop before going through the hole. Smart runner.luckyintheorder said:Jake Lacoste outta OR West Albany. Like this kid, never goes down on first contact. I think we got two good ones in Manu (maybe safety? scout has him there) and Asan already. Just saying
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/o/829201/highlights/57198376
article on recent playoff win. kid had 220+ and 5 tds first half. set record of 7 consecutive runs 7 tds this year too. not 2 yard runs either.
http://www.bendbulletin.com/article/20131109/NEWS0107/311090351/
Good get!
:+1:luckyintheorder said:Vic E. Wallace said:To All,
I've been away from the scene for a while. Attended the game on Saturday and watched our team defeat Montana State 55-29. Monday I got very sick, aching all over my body, have never gotten that much pain in my long young life Finally had to go to my doctor yesterday, when I discovered I had a high temp, sinus problems, and the Flu. I am feeling a little better this morning. Really missed not being with the team in practices, We will miss their departure this Friday for "Cal Poly" Our defense/Offense will play to their potential, should they do that they will come back home 7-0 Big Sky, 9-2 overall. I am so happy to see McKenzie got another year back, and he should be practicing with the team. He played one od his last game with a broken hand, and he played fantastic. I could say more about the "Oral Commits" I will wait until the signed Letters come out sometime in Feb 14. Now my goal is to stay inside for a few days, get healed, then visit our teams and their activities. Here is good health to all of you, your loved ones, and friends. G Eagles!!!!! Vic Wallace
PS, DVR is set for Cal Poly DTV 687, any other channel will get you partial game, I have learned the hard way.
Vic, don't mess around with the Flu. Zinc, vitamin C, fluids, water and rest/sleep in copious amounts. Someone go check on Vic.
:+1: :+1: :+1:Screamin_Eagle174 said::+1:luckyintheorder said:Vic E. Wallace said:To All,
I've been away from the scene for a while. Attended the game on Saturday and watched our team defeat Montana State 55-29. Monday I got very sick, aching all over my body, have never gotten that much pain in my long young life Finally had to go to my doctor yesterday, when I discovered I had a high temp, sinus problems, and the Flu. I am feeling a little better this morning. Really missed not being with the team in practices, We will miss their departure this Friday for "Cal Poly" Our defense/Offense will play to their potential, should they do that they will come back home 7-0 Big Sky, 9-2 overall. I am so happy to see McKenzie got another year back, and he should be practicing with the team. He played one od his last game with a broken hand, and he played fantastic. I could say more about the "Oral Commits" I will wait until the signed Letters come out sometime in Feb 14. Now my goal is to stay inside for a few days, get healed, then visit our teams and their activities. Here is good health to all of you, your loved ones, and friends. G Eagles!!!!! Vic Wallace
PS, DVR is set for Cal Poly DTV 687, any other channel will get you partial game, I have learned the hard way.
Vic, don't mess around with the Flu. Zinc, vitamin C, fluids, water and rest/sleep in copious amounts. Someone go check on Vic.
Get well soon Vic!
Spoeagle said:I don't think we have ever had five verbals this soon in recruiting, how early did Cooper Kupp commit last year? Recruits often wait until late in the process hoping to get an offer from an FBS school (of course they sometimes decommit when they get that late offer).I wonder if Colorado EWUmomma had any influence in Conner Cain verbaling. Or maybe it was the game Saturday that convinced him to commit early. He also had an offer from Montana, among others. If EWUmomma could have been at the Coaches' show last night she would have been proud of Beau's recognizing the great job the offensive line did in the MSU win. They really were a 'Big Unit'.
clawman said:edit-RB/DB - Asan Neil-Evergin - 5'8, 173 - Olympia WA
Great athleticism and awareness. Fun to watch.
At that size where does he play offense or defense? Lots of kids look fast on the high school field until they get to Saturday games. How fast is he?
And hold your breath when tries to cover a 6'3" receiver.Rjones61 said:clawman said:edit-RB/DB - Asan Neil-Evergin - 5'8, 173 - Olympia WA
Great athleticism and awareness. Fun to watch.
At that size where does he play offense or defense? Lots of kids look fast on the high school field until they get to Saturday games. How fast is he?
On his video, he had a 40 of 4.47, which is pretty damn fast. There is always the possibility of him slowing down a bit as he puts on muscle for college ball.
I would put him on the defense.
clawman said:And hold your breath when tries to cover a 6'3" receiver.Rjones61 said:clawman said:edit-RB/DB - Asan Neil-Evergin - 5'8, 173 - Olympia WA
Great athleticism and awareness. Fun to watch.
At that size where does he play offense or defense? Lots of kids look fast on the high school field until they get to Saturday games. How fast is he?
On his video, he had a 40 of 4.47, which is pretty damn fast. There is always the possibility of him slowing down a bit as he puts on muscle for college ball.
I would put him on the defense.
Good point I didn't realize that.EWURanger said:clawman said:And hold your breath when tries to cover a 6'3" receiver.Rjones61 said:clawman said:edit-RB/DB - Asan Neil-Evergin - 5'8, 173 - Olympia WA
Great athleticism and awareness. Fun to watch.
At that size where does he play offense or defense? Lots of kids look fast on the high school field until they get to Saturday games. How fast is he?
On his video, he had a 40 of 4.47, which is pretty damn fast. There is always the possibility of him slowing down a bit as he puts on muscle for college ball.
I would put him on the defense.
TJ Lee is 5'9, and he does a pretty darn good job. Just sayin'.
clawman said:Good point I didn't realize that.EWURanger said:clawman said:And hold your breath when tries to cover a 6'3" receiver.Rjones61 said:clawman said:edit-RB/DB - Asan Neil-Evergin - 5'8, 173 - Olympia WA
Great athleticism and awareness. Fun to watch.
At that size where does he play offense or defense? Lots of kids look fast on the high school field until they get to Saturday games. How fast is he?
On his video, he had a 40 of 4.47, which is pretty damn fast. There is always the possibility of him slowing down a bit as he puts on muscle for college ball.
I would put him on the defense.
TJ Lee is 5'9, and he does a pretty darn good job. Just sayin'.
If he would end up as little as 75% the player TJ is he will be just fine.