Any Olathe practice updates?

[Bookie Pimp]

Not sure who the right side DE/OLB is, but based on the fact that he's the ONLY one moving and where the ball is in the photo, that is a SICK first step!!!

WOW.... just WOW!!!

Funny... I remember that play for some reason and it was Rob Jackson who got off the ball so well.

That is kind of who I figured it was, but didn't want to make an incorrect assumption since I can't really see his number or just how big/small the player is based on the angle of the photo.

Thanks!!!

 

[FBWillie]

I stand corrected catzacker. I actually like the idea of implementing the shotgun, about damn time.

Contrary to popular belief, the shotgun was used several times last year towards the end of the season.  I believe we even used it in the UT game.

[michigancat]

I only remember seeing it vs. Rutgers.

[FBWillie]

regardless, it did happen last year.

[bigdeal]

Just to jump in...it was hot.  Reyer boomed some punts getting 65 yds with the wind on some spiral punts.  PK's were truly unimpressive kicking into the wind.  Kind of a combination of kicks looking weak, not getting up quick enough, bad accuracy.  I know we have generally been spoiled with good PK's, except for the unnamed year, so I hope one of the four can step up.  The practice was interesting to watch.  The presentation was pretty good with concessions available and hand out KSU placards.  However, it would've been a really nice move for someone at the athletic dept to print out rosters with numbers...would've made following the practice more interesting for those of us who were bright enough to think of printing them out...but who forgot to actually do so.   

[KSU4ME]

Possible secondary benefit of the practice was the LARGE volume of high school coaches that attended taking notes on how to structure and run practices.  The good will may not amount to anything, but who knows.

The coaches I sat with did seem impressed, but also thought Prince cycled through the defensive drills too fast.

[kstate16]

Possible secondary benefit of the practice was the LARGE volume of high school coaches that attended taking notes on how to structure and run practices.  The good will may not amount to anything, but who knows.

The coaches I sat with did seem impressed, but also thought Prince cycled through the defensive drills too fast.

We sat next to the Olathe East football coach and he had quite a bit to say. The way they ran their practice is just like a lot of other high schools, just more fast paced. i was able to recognize a lof of the drills.

[KSU4ME]

I heard one coach comment that he was quite glad to see Woods out of the HS ranks.