Hopefully that's how you spell the last name. What's the scoop on him from the people that know? He seems to be a little shorter than the lineman we're going for but according to what Frost preaches and his obvious connections to the past, isn't this legacy kid a must get based on who his dad and uncle are? I guess I'm a little surprised we don't see much about him but maybe I'm wrong on his genetic athletic gifts?
Isaac Zatechka
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Looks pretty good in my untrained eye's opinion from the film. Needs some size but that's obvious with most high school guys. Would be kinda nice to maybe have him as their apparent at Center after Jurgens is through? Could go back to the classic method of hanging out in the weight room and film room for 2 years before ever seeing the field. Hopefully he's N at some point. Would be nice to see another Zatechka on a Nebraska jersey that I'll have a good memory of.
can't ever have too many tough, competitive linemen bringing generations of pride into practice on a daily basis, regardless of how his career turns out.
That’s certainly another thought I had. I’d like to think so based on genetics? Could be worth a preferred walk on offer strictly based off of legacy to see if he pans out?
I've heard some people who seem to know a lot about Class A football in Nebraska think he'll get P5 offers. Offers are self reported so he may already have some. I'll be shocked if he goes anywhere other than NU. I have only seen one of his workouts at a camp and I thought he looked very quick and technically good. I will not be surprised if he walks on and saves us a scholarship spot.
From what I have seen of both Teddy P. and Issac Z.on film, both looked pretty good on at the camps. I have not been as impressed with in game tape. Elkhorn South did not have as good a season as expected. That being said, I think both can start as Huskers once they start working with Zack Duvall and Greg Austin.
His dad has hooked me up with some amazing drugs and knocked my *** out several times...
....that is the silver lining to surgery, for a few minutes anyway, before you pass out, you feel soooooo good.
....that is the silver lining to surgery, for a few minutes anyway, before you pass out, you feel soooooo good.
You are not a moron. BTW, I received Dr. Rob's autograph at SUNY Albany in 1996 where the Giants held summer camp. I have never seen a human with forearms as big as his.
...and if The Oak Ridge Boys bass singer ever dies, pretty sure Dr. Rob could fill in, in a pinch.
Looking at the old photos, he might have the biggest, most shredded arms of any lineman I've ever seen. #creatine
I believe I woke up a bit during a minor procedure four years ago. I also think the anesthesiologist realized it and made an adjustment because I am sure I was back to sleep in a minute. I am pretty sure I did open my eyes.
In Northern Virginia. Not Nebraska. I have read some horror stories about people waking up while under.