Kwinten Ives (RB) In
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That’s a tall RB @ 6-3. Seemed to be projected as a WR on the recruiting websites probably due to height. But the way Satterfield used Bell at the end of the year and had fairly good success, I’m guessing he doesn’t fall into the “any back taller than 5-11 is too big” kind of coach.
No one should be critical of star rankings right now. These guys are just trying to get in talent and see what sticks at this point.
No one should be critical of star rankings right now. These guys are just trying to get in talent and see what sticks at this point.
I’m with you. Thought of King when he committed but he’s an outlier. Not what we normally see.
DH was also 63 lbs heavier than this kids reported weight on Rivals. I was thinking of Maurice Washington as a comparison as MW was pretty skinny. But he was only 6’
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I am curious if he was offered on the condition he plays where the coaches see fit?
I am curious if he was offered on the condition he plays where the coaches see fit?
We went from Frosts 3 star guys to Rhules no stars. Hopefully Rhules ability to coach kids and put them in the right spots will over come the talent issues. Also physical development will help. I'm tired of backs who weigh 190 and linebackers who weigh 210. I want to see dudes with ******* muscles.
That’s kind of Rhule’s M.O. Get verified athleticism, see where they fit and teach them football.
NU has missed with a ton of 4* kids who can't play.
This kid can really run, and a year or two down the road he has the looks of safety in the 3-3-5.
here is the only video of him I could find
looks like NJ's version of class C. pretty funny
looks like NJ's version of class C. pretty funny
I usually say mid 3* but I think I’m going to have to lower my standards. The mighty Temple had me LOL. That was funny. Local beat writer says diamond in the rough though ?
Henry is the first guy I thought of but he weighs about 70 pounds more even though you can’t see it.
If NU is gonna start a project from a small school in New Jersey, he may as well be 6'3" and 180 and fast enough to run away from most of the DBs in this state.I loved seeing Frosts stud recruits succeed.
At Kentucky.
Irving talked about how fast he was in high school. Until he got in the starting blocks next to Carl Lewis. lol
And Irving was a sub 4.3 guy. It was amazing how he ran past CBs in the NFL.
At the time, Les Stoker (?) said Fryar was the fastest player he had ever seen in pads.
The last no star who committed magically became a three star within hours. I would not put a lot of stock in the "evaluations" these kids are getting.
