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Oh, absolutely. I think the guy has a ton of talent. But my point is that even with all those 'offers,' he was committed to FAU...which tells me that they all backed off because they knew he wouldn't make it. Thus, I don't think it's fair to count him against our track record of getting 'long shots' in. He wasn't a long shot, he just was never going to make it.Quote:
Originally Posted by defiantdog
I watched Wommack at MRA this. MRA rolled, and I really wasn't impressed. He played tackle though, so maybe a move to guard will suit him best. Good size, took plays off. I have several friends that send their kids to MH, and they seem to think he's soft. By the way, saw big Sean Rawlings a few times at MRA this season. He looks the same, except he's got a nice size gut.
Friend watched Wommack against Starkville Academy this season and did not even think he was MH best lineman. Just can't figure this one out. My nephew played against him this year also and was unimpressed. Baffling? I guess this is why Saban gets the big bucks!
It's sort of like a guy that is 7'0" in high school and he gets a scholarship based on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Madisonmd
I've basically never heard anything different about HS OL in MS. There's probably a rare instance of this not being true -- but in general it's always the same story depending on who you ask. Projecting them out is why coaches get paid the big $$. Same was true for Desper, Malone, and Clayborn that I saw/knew guys that played against them...Quote:
Originally Posted by Madisonmd
Agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by engie
I don't think it's to difficult to figure out what college coaches are thinking here. What % of the general population is 18 years old, and at least 6'3" 270 pounds? Maybe 50 in Mississippi? How many of those guys play football? maybe 30. How many of those 30 have any athletic ability whatsoever? Maybe 10
So, at the end of the day, there may be so few options and sure things, that if a kid is at least 6'3" 270 lbs and can move his feet, then whether he can play or not becomes secondary since there are very few option and none of them can play
And Womack is 6'7" 320 per 247 which is probably even more rare than the example that you used. So, basically schools are taking a chance and hoping that their S&C coach can develop them from a 3 star or whatever into a 4-5 star at the end of their career.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
Exactly, the population just doesn't produce many of those guys, and even fewer have a pulse of athleticism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
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Originally Posted by MabenMaroon
3 "*"s?
nice.
I'd love to see this kid be another Anthony Steen...
I bet you would!