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Really excited to see what Ryan Switzer can do as a junior. He's bulked up to 185 and is quick as a cat!
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Leonardfan
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Braxton Berrios WR Miami is from the same mold as Switzer.
Looking forward to seeing Mullaney with Alabama as well!
Looking forward to seeing Mullaney with Alabama as well!
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Me too! Keep an eye on Georgia Techs Nate Cottrell and his 4.35 speed. The guys running combine made him run it 4times and he still ran faster than they thought a white man could!
http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/2015/06/18/new-in-15-cottrell-brings-threatening-speed-to-a-back/
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Nice find! I hope he gets some decent playing time this year.
Another Explosive playmaker...sophomore Tailback Christian McCaffrey-Stanford...think he has a future in the NFL like his dad Ed.
http://archives.sfexaminer.com/sanf...y-showing-off-versatility/Content?oid=2925198
Yes indeed..some of us were high on Cottrell in the Class of 15' HS threads...good to see him getting early props with that speed! Only wish RB Brendan Douglas had stayed with his original commitment with Georgia Tech....instead of going to Georgia
http://archives.sfexaminer.com/sanf...y-showing-off-versatility/Content?oid=2925198
Yes indeed..some of us were high on Cottrell in the Class of 15' HS threads...good to see him getting early props with that speed! Only wish RB Brendan Douglas had stayed with his original commitment with Georgia Tech....instead of going to Georgia
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Philip Rivers younger brother Stephen Rivers formerly of LSU and Vanderbilt will be transferring to Northwestern State. Hes huge 6'7 235 and this was news to me,because on hearing of NW State I discovered he will have an explosive playmaker in slot wr and return man Ed Eagan!
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I wonder why he left LSU. The two black quarterbacks on the team are absolute garbage.
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Former Purdue qb Danny Etling transferred to Lsu. I still think Rivers would of performed better than the two Qbs on lsu's roster currently but at this point I just hope he plays well his senior season.
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Do you know if Etling is immediately eligible? One of the QBs at LSU is suspended currently.
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I think he has to sit out 2015. It's obvious LSU knows they are in trouble at the position though.
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Mel Kiper has NDSU QB Carson Wentz rated as his third ranked QB prospect for 2016. High respect from this caste stooge. Wentz is a stud dual threat with size. Intriguing prospect. Also Zach Vraa standout wideout for NDSU is a valid prospect. He had 1500 yards last year and 15tds.
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Ed Eagan
Ed Eagan is VERY explosive. a former cornerback who has now moved to his more racially-appropriate position once the current head coach took over, Eagan has completely dominated the competition ... albeit he's done so in the relative obscurity of playing for Northwestern State of the Southland Conference.
last season as a junior, in only his second season of playing receiver Eagan's record-setting play as a receiver and returner won him unprecedented First-team All-Southland Conference honors in three capacities: as a receiver, punt returner and the offensive all-purpose player. that's simply unheard of!!!! he was also named a second-team FCS All-American.
Eagan ranked second nationally in FCS with 181 all-purpose yards per game, and shattered the single-season school receiving record with 73 catches, 19 more than the previous mark. He also broke single-season and career kickoff return records (1,045 and 2,125 respectively), and ranked 18th nationally in punt return average (10.0). he had a single-game high of 238 receiving yards on 10 catches against the very affletic secondary of #8-ranked McNeese State in a playoff loss (it was the nation's third-best FCS single-game total this season and fifth-best in Southland Conference history).
[for his efforts in that game, including 63 punt return yards and 301 all-purpose yards, he was named National All-Purpose Player of the Week despite being on the losing team.]
the 5-10, 181-pounder from New Orleans-Holy Cross broke five individual school records, tied another, and contributed to 24 other individual and team records set last season by NSU.
here is a good breakdown of his performance from a profile piece:
his 908 receiving yards missed the single-season school record by a mere 36 yards. His 2,169 all-purpose yards were second all-time at Northwestern State. he has 119 career receptions and is only eight away from breaking the career mark.
[video=youtube;_5dqfmTHP_s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5dqfmTHP_s[/video]
one "wonders" how such a dynamic, versatile talent ended up at lowly Northwestern State (or even why he was moved from cornerback) ... especially after seeing his high school highlight tape: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIvRPwuA9KI
Ed Eagan is VERY explosive. a former cornerback who has now moved to his more racially-appropriate position once the current head coach took over, Eagan has completely dominated the competition ... albeit he's done so in the relative obscurity of playing for Northwestern State of the Southland Conference.
last season as a junior, in only his second season of playing receiver Eagan's record-setting play as a receiver and returner won him unprecedented First-team All-Southland Conference honors in three capacities: as a receiver, punt returner and the offensive all-purpose player. that's simply unheard of!!!! he was also named a second-team FCS All-American.
Eagan ranked second nationally in FCS with 181 all-purpose yards per game, and shattered the single-season school receiving record with 73 catches, 19 more than the previous mark. He also broke single-season and career kickoff return records (1,045 and 2,125 respectively), and ranked 18th nationally in punt return average (10.0). he had a single-game high of 238 receiving yards on 10 catches against the very affletic secondary of #8-ranked McNeese State in a playoff loss (it was the nation's third-best FCS single-game total this season and fifth-best in Southland Conference history).
[for his efforts in that game, including 63 punt return yards and 301 all-purpose yards, he was named National All-Purpose Player of the Week despite being on the losing team.]
the 5-10, 181-pounder from New Orleans-Holy Cross broke five individual school records, tied another, and contributed to 24 other individual and team records set last season by NSU.
here is a good breakdown of his performance from a profile piece:
his 908 receiving yards missed the single-season school record by a mere 36 yards. His 2,169 all-purpose yards were second all-time at Northwestern State. he has 119 career receptions and is only eight away from breaking the career mark.
[video=youtube;_5dqfmTHP_s]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5dqfmTHP_s[/video]
one "wonders" how such a dynamic, versatile talent ended up at lowly Northwestern State (or even why he was moved from cornerback) ... especially after seeing his high school highlight tape: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIvRPwuA9KI
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Awesome write up! We all know the only boys college recruiters want out of New Orleans or any city are the dark kind. Looking forward to EaganS senior year!
*Also draftdaddy.com had Eagan ranked as third best small school receiver prospect!
*Also draftdaddy.com had Eagan ranked as third best small school receiver prospect!
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Taysom Hill is best Dual threat coming out this year! Here's to a good year he hadHeisman hype after destroying the BLACK Texas Longhorns 2 years in a row. Unfortunately he busted up his knee.
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Lets hope his surgery and recovery of his gruesome injury were successful and he is back at full strength this year. He is the best dual threat in the country and should be higher on the heisman preseason favorites rankings.
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Dont forget about Trey Quinn who set the all-time national receiving yardage record in high school. I read on the LSU website that he is indeed moving into the starting rotation.
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Dont forget about Trey Quinn who set the all-time national receiving yardage record in high school. I read on the LSU website that he is indeed moving into the starting rotation.
I hope he plays well. He didn't do himself any favors committing to LSU with its current crop of crap black quarterbacks though. That will hurt his production for sure.
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Don't forget Senior WR, Nelson Spruce:
2014 Stats: 106rec/1198 yards, 11.2 Avg, 12 TD's
His quarterback, Sefo Luifau, is actually pretty decent and improved quite a bit last year - certainly not a scattershot black quarterback - and appears to be 1/2 Poly? 1/2 White. I think the name is misleading as he looks a little Whiter to me than Sam Bradford, or about the same.
Anyway, he was much improved last year and was obviously able to find Nelson quite often (with the 106 receptions), and should be even better this year. Hopefully, both will stay healthy for Nelson's sake.
2014 Stats: 106rec/1198 yards, 11.2 Avg, 12 TD's
His quarterback, Sefo Luifau, is actually pretty decent and improved quite a bit last year - certainly not a scattershot black quarterback - and appears to be 1/2 Poly? 1/2 White. I think the name is misleading as he looks a little Whiter to me than Sam Bradford, or about the same.
Anyway, he was much improved last year and was obviously able to find Nelson quite often (with the 106 receptions), and should be even better this year. Hopefully, both will stay healthy for Nelson's sake.
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Another good article on FCS beast Ed Eagan:
http://theadvocate.com/sports/13042575-128/ed-eagan-smashing-records-at
http://theadvocate.com/sports/13042575-128/ed-eagan-smashing-records-at
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Awesome looking forward to his SR year! Doubt I'll catch any of his teams games unless they make FCS playoffs.
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NFL we hope
Best case scenario he has a great senior season gets invited to combine blows up the 40 yard dash and gets drafted as a wr/kr/cb?
Might be a stretch but these speed guys are so important to us. I root like hell for every single one of them to make it in the bigs.
Best case scenario he has a great senior season gets invited to combine blows up the 40 yard dash and gets drafted as a wr/kr/cb?
Might be a stretch but these speed guys are so important to us. I root like hell for every single one of them to make it in the bigs.
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5-foot-8, 165 pound, Utah true Freshman, Britain Covey, won the duties of punt returner and is vying for a spot at slot receiver.
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=35890199&ni...utahs-britain-covey-emerging-in-receiver-role
He's a Mormon and plans to go on his mission after this year, which is always another negative (from a football perspective) that we have to deal with...talented White players that go on to serve a two-year mission and not always end up playing again or at the same level or take a different direction in life afterwards.
Anyway, here are some of his rushing highlights from high school:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5r9W3NCCbs
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=35890199&ni...utahs-britain-covey-emerging-in-receiver-role
He's a Mormon and plans to go on his mission after this year, which is always another negative (from a football perspective) that we have to deal with...talented White players that go on to serve a two-year mission and not always end up playing again or at the same level or take a different direction in life afterwards.
Anyway, here are some of his rushing highlights from high school:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5r9W3NCCbs