Capt. Tuttle
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Tyler Rouse from Bville.
Was Athlete of week locally, 2 schools mentioned out of a few more were UConn and Rutgers no SU mention.Tyler Rouse from Bville.
At 5-7 ,Does the kid fly at elite or better speed? I think that we already have te preferred targets interested orverbaled in Edwards and SmithAKA Laray.Tyler Rouse from Bville.
I presume that Rouse has exceptional speed and or cutting ability. Otherwise in Div 1,he would get cut down to size.:noidea:Which is it? Speed,cutting?;or both?:noidea:9/15 With the remarkable Tyler Rouse in their backfield, the Bees (2-1, 0-1) answered quickly. Rouse finished with 37 carries for 294 yards and four touchdowns, giving him 852 yards and 12 rushing TDs on the season (In a Downpour for most of the game). I'd Recruit him in a Second. SU has seem him for 3 + Years and they kind of cooled on him last Season. They have had more than enough time to watch him. He has played AAA vs Mike Harts C Classification and Mike hart wasn't bad.
he reminds me of a Ray Rice type. short and powerful.I presume that Rouse has exceptional speed and or cutting ability. Otherwise in Div 1,he would get cut down to size.:noidea:Which is it? Speed,cutting?;or both?:noidea:
I think he is reasonably quick, does not cut really well. His biggest asset, IMHO, is that he is really strong. Has been for years. If he were a few inches taller, he would be a big time prospect. Stopped growing early.I presume that Rouse has exceptional speed and or cutting ability. Otherwise in Div 1,he would get cut down to size.:noidea:Which is it? Speed,cutting?;or both?:noidea:
And boom goes the dynamite.Could be a good player for a program like Rutgers though.
I think he is reasonably quick, does not cut really well. His biggest asset, IMHO, is that he is really strong. Has been for years. If he were a few inches taller, he would be a big time prospect. Stopped growing early.
I like him as a football player but I don't think he is good enough to play for Syracuse. Could be a good player for a program like Rutgers though.
Considering we're bringing in Gus Edwards and most likely Laray Smith, and most likely redshirting Morris/AAM/McFarlane this year, we would have 5 freshman RB's next year. There's no room at the inn.I seem to remember another small RB that did fairly well for himself. Does Joe Morris ring a bell for anyone. He was only 5'7" and under 200 lbs. I have not seen this guy play but looking at hose numbers and listening to what people have to say about him, I would take a chance on him and keep him local.
hope you're right about Laray Smith - he would add a much needed explosive dimension to this offense - you put him, Broyld, Funderburke, Thompson and any of the young RBs on the same offense with the current up tempo style and this could get really interestingConsidering we're bringing in Gus Edwards and most likely Laray Smith, and most likely redshirting Morris/AAM/McFarlane this year, we would have 5 freshman RB's next year. There's no room at the inn.