bcubs9497
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I finally had an opportunity to watch his film and damn that was impressive. I just don't understand how a kid like this doesn't have far more opportunities then he does, especially the part of the country he is from? I am guessing a lot has to do with the school he is currently at, but I still find it odd? Kind of reminds me of Jalen Harvey the kid that committed from Alabama last year. He was an under recruited kid, who went on and dominated at the Alabama-Georgia all star game against SEC OL and DL. Will be interesting to see if Clark made this game, and how he does.
Also, he looks a hell of a lot faster then a 5.31 40yard dash that is listed on his hudl.
I don't think Steven will be invited to any of those all star games. His school is pretty small, and very new. Also, the football team hasn't won more than 3 games in a year since the school came into being back in 2006. For the most part, nobody outside of our immediate area even knows we exist.
I've been told by some that a big reason why Steven has been under the radar is because of the fact his school is so new and that the team, quite frankly, as a whole, isn't that good. The fact that Syracuse has taken a shining to him is simply amazing.
Steven's 40 time is a bit better now than it was at the NFTC. He's shaved about 0.25 seconds of his time, now averaging about 5.1 seconds. He ran a few hand-timed 4.9s at camps, the last one at the Arkansas State camp back in late June. I want to say he ran a 5.05 at the Memphis camp. At the time, he weighed roughly 290. Also, his shuttle run usually is in the 4.6-4.7 range.
Steven's also pretty strong. He took first place overall in his weight class at the non-sanctioned Alabama State High School Power Lifting tournament held in April. He won with a 380 lbs bench, a 540 lbs squat, and a 285 lbs clean. Don't know why there was a clean instead of a dead lift. His dead lift, btw, is just under 500 lbs, last I saw.