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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16100 on: April 22, 2014, 08:43:10 PM »
Anyone have any insidery info on Kalin Heath? Kid looks fast.  Coleman is recruiting him, so I like our chances. . .but word is he is heavily interested in Louisville.

Video here:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/654709/highlights/84821375

Take it to the Kalin Heath thread you rough ridin' moron

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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16101 on: April 22, 2014, 09:31:04 PM »
Anyone have any insidery info on Kalin Heath? Kid looks fast.  Coleman is recruiting him, so I like our chances. . .but word is he is heavily interested in Louisville.

Video here:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/654709/highlights/84821375
He looks good on film, but with the holes the OL made for him anyone would look good running the ball.
At 6'3" I'm not sure we could even list him as a back.  His talents might be better utilized with the WR/TE or maybe on defense.  He doesn't appear to be real fast but with his length he has a great stride, and anyone he can't beat on the turf he can just maul over or even drag 3 or 4 yds.  His running style reminds me of Adrien Peterson but without the cuts.  His legs are powerful and he runs straight up/vertically down field without ever having to lower his shoulders.  He's decent in space or running between tackles finding seems "seemlessly".  He has good hands catching, sometimes going over defenders to make grabs.  He also has very good ball control which is a plus if he's going to play for Snyder.

On defense we could put him almost anywhere; SS, DE, Weak side LB, you name it.  He has good instincts and great pursuit, but he needs to work on "wrapping up"!  I also question his adjustments and how good he is at reading the QB. 

On special teams he can be used as an extra blocker on punt protection, or a good option to block field goal attempts in the middle.

A-/A Offense
B-/B Defense
C+/B- Special Teams (depending on where he's playing)

He's definitely an A athlete and most importantly I think he's coachable which is a huge plus.  He would do very well in Manhattan and I think he would be the type of guy that we would see improvement from year to year.
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16102 on: April 22, 2014, 09:56:17 PM »
Anyone have any insidery info on Kalin Heath? Kid looks fast.  Coleman is recruiting him, so I like our chances. . .but word is he is heavily interested in Louisville.

Video here:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/654709/highlights/84821375
He looks good on film, but with the holes the OL made for him anyone would look good running the ball.
At 6'3" I'm not sure we could even list him as a back.  His talents might be better utilized with the WR/TE or maybe on defense.  He doesn't appear to be real fast but with his length he has a great stride, and anyone he can't beat on the turf he can just maul over or even drag 3 or 4 yds.  His running style reminds me of Adrien Peterson but without the cuts.  His legs are powerful and he runs straight up/vertically down field without ever having to lower his shoulders.  He's decent in space or running between tackles finding seems "seemlessly".  He has good hands catching, sometimes going over defenders to make grabs.  He also has very good ball control which is a plus if he's going to play for Snyder.

On defense we could put him almost anywhere; SS, DE, Weak side LB, you name it.  He has good instincts and great pursuit, but he needs to work on "wrapping up"!  I also question his adjustments and how good he is at reading the QB. 

On special teams he can be used as an extra blocker on punt protection, or a good option to block field goal attempts in the middle.

A-/A Offense
B-/B Defense
C+/B- Special Teams (depending on where he's playing)

He's definitely an A athlete and most importantly I think he's coachable which is a huge plus.  He would do very well in Manhattan and I think he would be the type of guy that we would see improvement from year to year.
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16103 on: April 23, 2014, 07:22:33 AM »
Anyone have any insidery info on Kalin Heath? Kid looks fast.  Coleman is recruiting him, so I like our chances. . .but word is he is heavily interested in Louisville.

Video here:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/654709/highlights/84821375
He looks good on film, but with the holes the OL made for him anyone would look good running the ball.
At 6'3" I'm not sure we could even list him as a back.  His talents might be better utilized with the WR/TE or maybe on defense.  He doesn't appear to be real fast but with his length he has a great stride, and anyone he can't beat on the turf he can just maul over or even drag 3 or 4 yds.  His running style reminds me of Adrien Peterson but without the cuts.  His legs are powerful and he runs straight up/vertically down field without ever having to lower his shoulders.  He's decent in space or running between tackles finding seems "seemlessly".  He has good hands catching, sometimes going over defenders to make grabs.  He also has very good ball control which is a plus if he's going to play for Snyder.

On defense we could put him almost anywhere; SS, DE, Weak side LB, you name it.  He has good instincts and great pursuit, but he needs to work on "wrapping up"!  I also question his adjustments and how good he is at reading the QB. 

On special teams he can be used as an extra blocker on punt protection, or a good option to block field goal attempts in the middle.

A-/A Offense
B-/B Defense
C+/B- Special Teams (depending on where he's playing)

He's definitely an A athlete and most importantly I think he's coachable which is a huge plus.  He would do very well in Manhattan and I think he would be the type of guy that we would see improvement from year to year.
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16104 on: April 23, 2014, 07:49:31 AM »
Anyone have any insidery info on Kalin Heath? Kid looks fast.  Coleman is recruiting him, so I like our chances. . .but word is he is heavily interested in Louisville.

Video here:

http://www.hudl.com/athlete/654709/highlights/84821375
He looks good on film, but with the holes the OL made for him anyone would look good running the ball.
At 6'3" I'm not sure we could even list him as a back.  His talents might be better utilized with the WR/TE or maybe on defense.  He doesn't appear to be real fast but with his length he has a great stride, and anyone he can't beat on the turf he can just maul over or even drag 3 or 4 yds.  His running style reminds me of Adrien Peterson but without the cuts.  His legs are powerful and he runs straight up/vertically down field without ever having to lower his shoulders.  He's decent in space or running between tackles finding seems "seemlessly".  He has good hands catching, sometimes going over defenders to make grabs.  He also has very good ball control which is a plus if he's going to play for Snyder.

On defense we could put him almost anywhere; SS, DE, Weak side LB, you name it.  He has good instincts and great pursuit, but he needs to work on "wrapping up"!  I also question his adjustments and how good he is at reading the QB. 

On special teams he can be used as an extra blocker on punt protection, or a good option to block field goal attempts in the middle.

A-/A Offense
B-/B Defense
C+/B- Special Teams (depending on where he's playing)

He's definitely an A athlete and most importantly I think he's coachable which is a huge plus.  He would do very well in Manhattan and I think he would be the type of guy that we would see improvement from year to year.
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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16105 on: April 23, 2014, 09:25:00 AM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16106 on: April 23, 2014, 09:35:54 AM »
Don't know how good he is, but he has a stud last name.

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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16107 on: April 23, 2014, 09:37:42 AM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16108 on: April 23, 2014, 10:04:33 AM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16109 on: April 23, 2014, 10:13:16 AM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

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Relevant since that is Kalin's current top choice.

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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16110 on: April 23, 2014, 01:13:10 PM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

hookers and blow

Negative recruiting Louisville

Relevant since that is Kalin's current top choice.

Substitute Auburn, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Arkansas State, Nebraska to fit the scenario (these are the only schools we recruit against).

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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16111 on: April 23, 2014, 02:47:25 PM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

Not telling him about our new training table.  Hell, currently signed Riddle didn't know about it until he visited last weekend.
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Re: Kalin Heath
« Reply #16112 on: April 23, 2014, 04:06:56 PM »
Since we aren't allowed to talk about recruits specifically outside the one thread I'd like to steer this conversation in a different direction.  As someone who is a long time fan but not very ITK as far as recruitment goes, what all goes in to locking recruits like Kalin Heath that would be a great asset to the Wild Wildcats.

Not telling him about our new training table.  Hell, currently signed Riddle didn't know about it until he visited last weekend.

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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16113 on: April 23, 2014, 08:37:33 PM »
Why do they call the cafeteria a training table?
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16114 on: April 23, 2014, 08:41:48 PM »
Why do they call the cafeteria a training table?
Diet(eating) is a main part of the training program for any sport, even ballerinas.
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16115 on: April 23, 2014, 09:06:22 PM »
Why do they call the cafeteria a training table?
Diet(eating) is a main part of the training program for any sport, even ballerinas.

Same question.
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16116 on: April 24, 2014, 08:23:11 AM »
Why do they call the cafeteria a training table?
Sounds more elite. And frankly, it probably is. I mean, don't think the Derb is at the same level.
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16117 on: April 24, 2014, 08:38:48 AM »
If you're a creepo that tweets recruits, at least tweet them about the upgrades.

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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16118 on: April 24, 2014, 10:25:15 AM »
 Crabtree on twitter - #KState plays host to a # of quality Midlands recruits at spring game, but @KiiDEG12 makes way from Fla. KSU legacy. http://t.co/4ndSRDCB4e

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« Reply #16119 on: April 24, 2014, 10:31:39 AM »
Crabtree on twitter - #KState plays host to a # of quality Midlands recruits at spring game, but @KiiDEG12 makes way from Fla. KSU legacy. http://t.co/4ndSRDCB4e
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16120 on: April 24, 2014, 11:50:40 AM »
Crabtree on twitter - #KState plays host to a # of quality Midlands recruits at spring game, but @KiiDEG12 makes way from Fla. KSU legacy. http://t.co/4ndSRDCB4e
He better fix that 40.

Most inside linebackers run between 4.6-4.9 at the NFL combine.

My guess is that his 40 was hand timed and probably not accurate.  Therefore, he's probably where he needs to be, really.  After 4-5 years in a college level S&C program, with training table, I'm sure he'll shave some time off.

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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16121 on: April 24, 2014, 01:41:56 PM »
Crabtree on twitter - #KState plays host to a # of quality Midlands recruits at spring game, but @KiiDEG12 makes way from Fla. KSU legacy. http://t.co/4ndSRDCB4e
He better fix that 40.

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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
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Re: Football Recruiting Thread
« Reply #16124 on: April 24, 2014, 10:56:09 PM »
We offered this guy today:

http://sports.yahoo.com/miami/football/recruiting/player-Ryan-Johnson-156654
he's very handsome. good early offers too. would take.
He's like a better looking version of 'mesiter (who is already very handsome himself)

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