For me, it's Patrick Arnold. I think he's going to dominate the MWC.
In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he's our starting center next year.
There are at least a dozen other guys that I think have all MWC potential.
Patrick Arnold is my choice. There are so many others I'm excited about, but I think Patrick hits the all-conference list before any other 2017 recruit.
Pick one guy, who's going to be all MWC before they leave Laramie?
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My feeling exactly. Whomever fills chase's spot. Not sure how the coaches are going to deal with that spot. Whether they rotate a vet over and fill a guard spot, or just put in somebody like Arnold at center. That's what makes Arnold so attractive is his ability and mobility to play either.
There is a slight chance he could chase the Iron Man trophy for Wyoming. What I want is for him to play center. I think he is perfect for the role, and could end up getting an NFL look from there. The thing that really pops out to me is his pad level and leverage power. If he keeps that fundamental and increase his leg and core power... Look out! His blocking style is old school. It's rare to see these days
There is a slight chance he could chase the Iron Man trophy for Wyoming. What I want is for him to play center. I think he is perfect for the role, and could end up getting an NFL look from there. The thing that really pops out to me is his pad level and leverage power. If he keeps that fundamental and increase his leg and core power... Look out! His blocking style is old school. It's rare to see these days
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I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
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Intriguing. His tape sure did look good. I didn't know that Velazquez picked up football later. He could be a monster for us.
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I'm a big fan of Tim Zalesky as well. He will get stronger. With his length he has a chance to absolutely hammer the ball at altitude. He even has the wheels to scramble a bit and avoid a blocked punt.
I love it when we have a good punter.
I love it when we have a good punter.
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I like Alonzo, his tape is different from Arnold's by where the strength is located. Alonzo looks like he possesses great upper body strength, Arnold looks like his lower body is dominant.
Alonzo motors till the end of the play, whereas Patrick bursts, then usually has to look after.
Love them both, but Zo is behind two pretty damn good players, there is a spot for Arnold now.
Alonzo motors till the end of the play, whereas Patrick bursts, then usually has to look after.
Love them both, but Zo is behind two pretty damn good players, there is a spot for Arnold now.
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Arnold is a wrestler and really understands body position. I really like it when football players wrestle in high school.
Velazquez is freaking huge and very nimble for his size and has really long arms.
Velazquez is freaking huge and very nimble for his size and has really long arms.
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I'm with you here. 6'7" and 235 out of high school, and from his tape looks like he can move too. This guy will create matchup nightmares.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 2:21 pm I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
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I don't know how you cover a guy like this. Most LBs won't be able to keep up with him and most DBs won't be able to out-battle him. He looks like a great get, a real under the radar kinda guy. Bohl and Co. are no joke and know how to find diamonds in the rough!GoPokes86 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:25 pmI'm with you here. 6'7" and 235 out of high school, and from his tape looks like he can move too. This guy will create matchup nightmares.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 2:21 pm I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
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I love the new TE's size, but he didn't seem all that fast to me. Moves incredibly well for his size, but I don't think he'll be pulling away from linebackers. Maybe I need another look at his film.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:46 pmI don't know how you cover a guy like this. Most LBs won't be able to keep up with him and most DBs won't be able to out-battle him. He looks like a great get, a real under the radar kinda guy. Bohl and Co. are no joke and know how to find diamonds in the rough!GoPokes86 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:25 pmI'm with you here. 6'7" and 235 out of high school, and from his tape looks like he can move too. This guy will create matchup nightmares.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 2:21 pm I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
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It's tough to gauge as you never know the level of competition but in his videos he pulls away from a lot defensive backs who should be faster than him. Either way, I like what I see. He looks shifty too and makes tacklers miss.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:50 pmI love the new TE's size, but he didn't seem all that fast to me. Moves incredibly well for his size, but I don't think he'll be pulling away from linebackers. Maybe I need another look at his film.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:46 pmI don't know how you cover a guy like this. Most LBs won't be able to keep up with him and most DBs won't be able to out-battle him. He looks like a great get, a real under the radar kinda guy. Bohl and Co. are no joke and know how to find diamonds in the rough!GoPokes86 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:25 pmI'm with you here. 6'7" and 235 out of high school, and from his tape looks like he can move too. This guy will create matchup nightmares.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 2:21 pm I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
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Cowboy Junky wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 3:29 pm I'm a big fan of Tim Zalesky as well. He will get stronger. With his length he has a chance to absolutely hammer the ball at altitude. He even has the wheels to scramble a bit and avoid a blocked punt.
I love it when we have a good punter.
Can you say "watch out for fake punts"? He has the size, the speed, and the athletic ability to do many different options and keep the opponents guessing.
You can tell how big a person is by what it takes to discourage him/her.
He played at a level with schools the size of 2A schools in Wyoming. I'm not saying he won't be successful, but he shouldn't be considered a "burner" based off his highlight tape. His size will be a great asset in the passing game and blocking schemes. I'm excited to see him develop.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:54 pmIt's tough to gauge as you never know the level of competition but in his videos he pulls away from a lot defensive backs who should be faster than him. Either way, I like what I see. He looks shifty too and makes tacklers miss.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:50 pmI love the new TE's size, but he didn't seem all that fast to me. Moves incredibly well for his size, but I don't think he'll be pulling away from linebackers. Maybe I need another look at his film.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:46 pmI don't know how you cover a guy like this. Most LBs won't be able to keep up with him and most DBs won't be able to out-battle him. He looks like a great get, a real under the radar kinda guy. Bohl and Co. are no joke and know how to find diamonds in the rough!GoPokes86 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:25 pmI'm with you here. 6'7" and 235 out of high school, and from his tape looks like he can move too. This guy will create matchup nightmares.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 2:21 pm I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
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I mean, I know he's kind of an exception because of his weird size, but Hoffschneider sure took advantage of his wrestling skills to be efficient at NT despite being short.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 4:19 pm Arnold is a wrestler and really understands body position. I really like it when football players wrestle in high school.
Velazquez is freaking huge and very nimble for his size and has really long arms.
Hope Arnold's in the same mold technique-wise.
I see a guy who has a long way to go before he becomes a tightend. His highlights are mostly him at receiver. His blocking looks pretty bad, especially for a guy his size against competition equivalent to some of the lowest levels of Wyoming high school football. His quickness is ok and his speed is ok. It's going to be hard to get playing time until he learns how to block on the line of scrimmage against 250+ pound guys. On the positive side, his hands look good which is something you can't teach. He'll be a complete tightend if he can become a good blocker.ItSucksToBeACSURam wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2017 2:21 pm I am super high on Weinman. I think this kid is legit and has the potential to be a monster going forward. I think he is a perfect TE for Bohl's system and think he will flourish here. Big things in his future.
You can't teach size and he has a ton of it. His work ethic will determine how successful he is. Getting to a solid 250+ and learning to block at the line of scrimmage as well as the second level will lead to this kid being successful. I expect him to redshirt next year. His ceiling is quite high, but I think his floor is quite low as well. I believe Coach Bohl and his staff do an excellent job of putting these kids in an environment to be successful so hopefully this kid realizes his potential.
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I've been way out of the loop lately as far as signings and such. I basically have to reintroduce myself to this class.
The tackle that Allen Trieu mentioned in that video looked pretty good. I'm intrigued by the WR Scott. I think he could possibly come in and compete for playing time as a freshman opposite CJ. I think the CB Coldon has a lot of potential too.
The tackle that Allen Trieu mentioned in that video looked pretty good. I'm intrigued by the WR Scott. I think he could possibly come in and compete for playing time as a freshman opposite CJ. I think the CB Coldon has a lot of potential too.
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