Class of 2023 DL Oluwademilade Omopariola (MD) COMMITTED / SIGNED TO SYRACUSE (12/18/22)

[721Comstock]

Double 0

Get him an NIL to sell Italian flour

Double O leads to an even better nickname - "BUCK".

00 Buck

 

[OrangeXtreme]

In a couple of years when Thompson graduates, he could be Double O 7.

 

[orangefog]

In a couple of years when Thompson graduates, he could be Double O 7.

With a License to Kill.

 

[007]

In a couple of years when Thompson graduates, he could be Double O 7.

Doesn't everybody want that?

 

[BillSU]

OLUWADEMILADE OMOPARIOLA 2023 WOODLAWN HS, GWYNN OAK, MD COMMITTED /SIGNED LOI/12/18/22
#51 DT / DE/ WR / P /// 6' 4" 250, 4.6 40, BP 260, 185 BP REPS 20, SQ 480 (#9 IN FILM)/ WRESTLER BIG TIME!

ASSETS PER FILM: >2023 Oluwademilade Omopariola last 4 games! 6’4 237 pounds nightmare!!!


AMAZING GET FOR US
MANCHILD
VERY QUICK/AGILE
VERY STRONG & FAST
IN BKFLD BEFORE BALL IS HANDED OFF DESTROYING PLAYS
CATCHES THE BALL
HIGH ENERGY
PUTS MAN DOWN QUICKLY
GREAT ATHLETE, CAN DO IT ALL, I ADDED WR & PUNTER BECAUSE HE PLAYS THOSE POSITIONS AS WELL IN THIS FILM AND DOES IT WELL.
ALMOST AS FAST AS DWIGHT FREENEY COMING IN. IT WILL BE INTERESTING TO SEE HOW HE MATURES

ONE OF OUR BEST RECRUITS THIS YEAR, IMO! LOOK AT THE FILM AT THE LINK ABOVE

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[PhatOrange]

DL 6-3 250

 

[Ozone!]

Oluwademilade,​

 

[RF2044]

OLUWADEMILADE OMOPARIOLA 2023 WOODLAWN HS, GWYNN OAK, MD COMMITTED /
#51 DT / DE/ WR / P /// 6' 4" 250, 4.6 40, BP 260, 185 BP REPS 20, SQ 480 (#9 IN FILM)/ WRESTLER BIG TIME!

ASSETS PER FILM: >2023 Oluwademilade Omopariola last 4 games! 6’4 237 pounds nightmare!!!


AMAZING GET FOR US
MANCHILD
VERY QUICK/AGILE
VERY STRONG & FAST
IN BKFLD BEFORE BALL IS HANDED OFF DESTROYING PLAYS
CATCHES THE BALL
HIGH ENERGY
PUTS MAN DOWN QUICKLY
GREAT ATHLETE, CAN DO IT ALL, I ADDED WR & PUNTER BECAUSE HE PLAYS THOSE POSITIONS AS WELL IN THIS FILM AND DOES IT WELL.
ALMOST AS FAST AS DWIGHT FREENEY COMING IN. IT WILL BE INTERESTING TO SEE HOW HE MATURES

ONE OF OUR BEST RECRUITS THIS YEAR, IMO! LOOK AT THE FILM AT THE LINK ABOVE

People should be very, very excited about this recruit.

Wrestler.

He's going to be a monster on the DL -- just like Perry.

 

[Bulldog04]

So his name is also David? That makes life a lot easier

 

[RF2044]

So his name is also David? That makes life a lot easier

Sounds like he goes by "David" because his first name is difficult to pronounce.

 

[Orijinal]

Sounds like he goes by "David" because his first name is difficult to pronounce.

First name Slimey. Last name David

 

[Dmcnabbrules]

This might take a few years but if he is patient, works in weight room and learns from Achuff he could become something special.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[rackman18]

People should be very, very excited about this recruit.

Wrestler.

He's going to be a monster on the DL -- just like Perry.

Most every football player I had checked out and was also a wrestler has turned out to be a real good ball player. Hoping to see this kid be one also.

 

[Dmcnabbrules]

Most every football player I had checked out and was also a wrestler has turned out to be a real good ball player. Hoping to see this kid be one also.

Did you ever play basketball with any wrestlers? That doesn’t translate well.
Love this kids tape in football and wrestling. Seems to enjoy the violent contact of both sports.

 

[JDubbin]

Did you ever play basketball with any wrestlers? That doesn’t translate well.
Love this kids tape in football and wrestling. Seems to enjoy the violent contact of both sports.

My friends & I used to love pointing out the attributes of "other sport" athletes when they hooped. For wrestling, 2 things immediately come to mind:
1) on offense - the awkward sliding crab dribble at ANY place on the court, while absolutely pounding the ball through the floor with unneeded power.
2) on defense - the stiff arms out wide no matter what defense, would always claim "it's not a foul!" like basically a mid-abdomen clothesline isn't one while guarding the offensive player...

Haha still laugh about those & other sport "stereotypes" for non-hoopers. I love it.

Bonus: Since I work in the sports world, I come in contact with former wrestlers with some regularity… these dudes are so handsy, man, haha. Like would dread seeing a former wrestler at the other end of the hallway, instead of just a quick hello as we pass each other, wrestlers do that little tuck/crouch thing & will just put hands on you in the most friendly way possible. I’m 6’4, I’m not meant for all this leverage stuff, haha

 

[RF2044]

OLUWADEMILADE OMOPARIOLA 2023 WOODLAWN HS, GWYNN OAK, MD COMMITTED /SIGNED LOI/12/18/22
#51 DT / DE/ WR / P /// 6' 4" 250, 4.6 40, BP 260, 185 BP REPS 20, SQ 480 (#9 IN FILM)/ WRESTLER BIG TIME!

ASSETS PER FILM: >2023 Oluwademilade Omopariola last 4 games! 6’4 237 pounds nightmare!!!


AMAZING GET FOR US
MANCHILD
VERY QUICK/AGILE
VERY STRONG & FAST
IN BKFLD BEFORE BALL IS HANDED OFF DESTROYING PLAYS
CATCHES THE BALL
HIGH ENERGY
PUTS MAN DOWN QUICKLY
GREAT ATHLETE, CAN DO IT ALL, I ADDED WR & PUNTER BECAUSE HE PLAYS THOSE POSITIONS AS WELL IN THIS FILM AND DOES IT WELL.
ALMOST AS FAST AS DWIGHT FREENEY COMING IN. IT WILL BE INTERESTING TO SEE HOW HE MATURES

ONE OF OUR BEST RECRUITS THIS YEAR, IMO! LOOK AT THE FILM AT THE LINK ABOVE

And yet, there's a segment of the fanbase who believe that this recruit is a sign of how poorly recruiting went, given that he doesn't he's unrated.

Agree with you, BTW. If David lived in Florida or Texas, he'd be knocking on the door of being a 4-star recruit. Think he's going to be a monster in ORANGE.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

My friends & I used to love pointing out the attributes of "other sport" athletes when they hooped. For wrestling, 2 things immediately come to mind:
1) on offense - the awkward sliding crab dribble at ANY place on the court, while absolutely pounding the ball through the floor with unneeded power.
2) on defense - the stiff arms out wide no matter what defense, would always claim "it's not a foul!" like basically a mid-abdomen clothesline isn't one while guarding the offensive player...

Haha still laugh about those & other sport "stereotypes" for non-hoopers. I love it.

Bonus: Since I work in the sports world, I come in contact with former wrestlers with some regularity… these dudes are so handsy, man, haha. Like would dread seeing a former wrestler at the other end of the hallway, instead of just a quick hello as we pass each other, wrestlers do that little tuck/crouch thing & will just put hands on you in the most friendly way possible. I’m 6’4, I’m not meant for all this leverage stuff, haha

This is one of the best posts I've read in a while. I'm chuckling to myself and my family is looking at me weird.

 

[Entropic]

My friends & I used to love pointing out the attributes of "other sport" athletes when they hooped. For wrestling, 2 things immediately come to mind:
1) on offense - the awkward sliding crab dribble at ANY place on the court, while absolutely pounding the ball through the floor with unneeded power.
2) on defense - the stiff arms out wide no matter what defense, would always claim "it's not a foul!" like basically a mid-abdomen clothesline isn't one while guarding the offensive player...

Haha still laugh about those & other sport "stereotypes" for non-hoopers. I love it.

Bonus: Since I work in the sports world, I come in contact with former wrestlers with some regularity… these dudes are so handsy, man, haha. Like would dread seeing a former wrestler at the other end of the hallway, instead of just a quick hello as we pass each other, wrestlers do that little tuck/crouch thing & will just put hands on you in the most friendly way possible. I’m 6’4, I’m not meant for all this leverage stuff, haha

Very accurate depiction of wrestler hoopers. Very astute.

In 2018 I was playing with some guys and a football player showed up. I remember watching him and saying to a guy, "he's going to hurt someone."

An hour later I had a dislocated shoulder and a trip to urgent care.

 

[orangefog]

Very accurate depiction of wrestler hoopers. Very astute.

In 2018 I was playing with some guys and a football player showed up. I remember watching him and saying to a guy, "he's going to hurt someone."

An hour later I had a dislocated shoulder and a trip to urgent care.

I used to play with a former NFL running back, Bobby Hammond, back in the early 90’s. He was decent, but very physical.

 

[orangenauburn]

Did you ever play basketball with any wrestlers? That doesn’t translate well.
Love this kids tape in football and wrestling. Seems to enjoy the violent contact of both sports.

Like this?

 

[Ozone!]

That analogy for wrestlers mostly holds up for football defensive players; LB’s and DL

 

[Dinkyspond]

I used to play with a former NFL running back, Bobby Hammond, back in the early 90’s. He was decent, but very physical.

Wasn’t Hammond an early 80s guy with the Giants? Are you off by a decade?

 

[orangefog]

Wasn’t Hammond an early 80s guy with the Giants? Are you off by a decade?

I had to look it up, he played in the nfl from 1976-1980. Really nice guy.