orangeinohio
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Wasn't Clifton Smith from down around that part of the woods as well?
Yup, same high school.
Morlon was a couple years ahead of Clifton.
Wasn't Clifton Smith from down around that part of the woods as well?
Yup, same high school.
Morlon was a couple years ahead of Clifton.
Funny just the other day, a person retired from Bristol Lab visited me as a volunteer for the hospital. He mentioned working with Morlon summers and having him over for dinner where Greenwood wowed the entire family with his good looks, physic and great manners.
Greenwood was a late bloomer who carved out pretty decent career with the Dolphins and Texans.
He later took up fighting.
He's a great looking prospect but we do have the right to say the competition is crap. I should know, I played varsity ball a few years back in the same division that Perkins plays in. Kid is very talented and would put up numbers at any level most likely, but you cant totally disregard competition in talent evaluationBoy we have lots of "experts" on the competition levels. It's often a complaint that we don't get the talent out of NYS, but when we do get what looks like a gem, many offer their opinion on how the talent level is amiss to make "their evaluation."
Let's just get it out there to cut and paste in the future. Every football star in NYS will be playing against overall football talent that is lesser than other states (including some players that look like extras in a hobbit movie). When a football recruit from NYS looks a head bigger, two steps faster, and scores dozens of TDs, we can assume he has a strong chance of contributing greatly at the D1 level.
I trust the COACHES evaluations, and this kid passes the "eye test" on the brief film that is linked here. I expected this chain to be 99% about NICE pickup.
Really happy to have Tyrone on board!!
So basically if he goes to the camps, they'll do the proper analysis. If he doesn't, they slap some meaningless 2 star rating on him just like R*vals. I'd hate for these guys to actually earn their paycheck.
Boy we have lots of "experts" on the competition levels. It's often a complaint that we don't get the talent out of NYS, but when we do get what looks like a gem, many offer their opinion on how the talent level is amiss to make "their evaluation."
Let's just get it out there to cut and paste in the future. Every football star in NYS will be playing against overall football talent that is lesser than other states (including some players that look like extras in a hobbit movie). When a football recruit from NYS looks a head bigger, two steps faster, and scores dozens of TDs, we can assume he has a strong chance of contributing greatly at the D1 level.
I trust the COACHES evaluations, and this kid passes the "eye test" on the brief film that is linked here. I expected this chain to be 99% about NICE pickup.
Really happy to have Tyrone on board!!
I just have trouble understanding the offer when two kids down the road like Abu and David Elridge struggle to get offers. With that said the staff knows what they are doing so I should shut my yap for people wondering links are below
Eldridge
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1379348/david-eldridge-iii
Abu
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1636651/abu-kai-kai
He is pretty excited I will see him and his dad this weekend at my nephew's graduation party. It was a smart move because he and his dad are worried they won't be able to get the ball to him much this upcoming year because the offensive line is going to be terrible. Long story short they feel his numbers will drop off a lot his senior year at WR.Eldridge committed to UVA.