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by **smupony** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 12:49 pm

Immediate help: McElroy

by **SmooBoy** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 2:22 pm

expony18 wrote:

i thought it was this guy

I say we call #24 Shorty Walker above from Winona High. He's obviously got wheels and is about to pop the ball out for a turnover and obvious TD return. Hey, 5 foot 4 is football's new 5 foot 8.

by PK » Mon Feb 11, 2008 3:31 pm

Those guys must really be good...they have little sticker things all over their helmets. Whoopee! :roll:

by **texas24821** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 4:19 pm

the only reason i like this banjo guy is because i knew him before. But anyway i really wanted to know the opinions. Thanks Cadillac

by **Cadillac** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 5:45 pm

texas24821 wrote:the only reason i like this banjo guy is because i knew him before. But anyway i really wanted to know the opinions. Thanks Cadillac

You're Welcome. And for the record, as a general rule, I want all incoming Freshmen to get a Redshirt year, though I can't imagine that it'll pan out that way this coming season.

-CoS

by **expony18** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 6:12 pm

PK wrote:Those guys must really be good...they have little sticker things all over their helmets. Whoopee!

#24 has skull and cross bones stickers... maybe he could play LB for us?

by **smaniac38** » Mon Feb 11, 2008 6:25 pm

what ever happened to that kicker (Charlie F.) people mentioned right before signing week???

by **PonyPride** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:24 am

ponyboy wrote:The guys I'm most excited about are the linemen Emshoff and Free; LB Victor Jones and his "gear" as JJ puts it; Robert Parker at rush/outside backer; Taylor Thompson, obviously; DL Ellison; McElroy ought to bring immediate secondary help; Odiari too at LB; And, yes, Banjo at Safety

Ellison is supposed to play LB, right?

by **Cadillac** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 1:47 am

PonyPride wrote:Ellison is supposed to play LB, right?

DE from the press release.

-CoS

by **Corso** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:32 pm

Drewery slid somewhat under the radar - hard to believe for a guy who looks and runs like he does. I heard somewhere that he took a postgraduate year (can anyone confirm?), and that many colleges assumed he had landed elsewhere because of that. My vote for biggest immediate impact is Alex Odiari.

by **Stallion** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 6:46 pm

I searched the internet for Drewery. I didn't find a definite post-graduate year. What I found is that originally he went to Atlantic Shores, a private school but then transferred to an apparently big-time school which I believe was called Oscar Smith. He didn't get much action at Oscar Smith-although I think an injury may have been involved. So he transferred back to Atlantic Shores and had a big senior year starting from Game 1-where he dominated. He could have been lost in the shuffle-it happens. I'll take sleepers with his physical skills. I'm still a tad leary of the competition-did this private school play at a Cistercian level, a St. Marks Level, or at a Jesuit level? Could make a big difference.

by **SMU21TCU10** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 8:33 pm

EastStang wrote:So when Banjo makes a good play will the PA system play Dueling Banjos.

Anything is better than THRD DOWN THUDER!!!!!

by **Pony4Life** » Tue Feb 12, 2008 10:02 pm

Stallion wrote:did this private school play at a Cistercian level, a St. Marks Level, or at a Jesuit level? Could make a big difference.

That's true, but if he's 6-6 and runs a 4.5, I'm going to guess he can be taught with proper coaching. Besides, if he caught 57 passes for more than 1,700 yards, as advertised, it's not like he has to be taught how to simply make a reception. He's got at least a moderate start toward being a productive player.

by **Alaric** » Wed Feb 13, 2008 9:53 am

Pony4Life wrote:
Stallion wrote:did this private school play at a Cistercian level, a St. Marks Level, or at a Jesuit level? Could make a big difference.
That's true, but if he's 6-6 and runs a 4.5, I'm going to guess he can be taught with proper coaching. Besides, if he caught 57 passes for more than 1,700 yards, as advertised, it's not like he has to be taught how to simply make a reception. He's got at least a moderate start toward being a productive player.

Someone pre-signing day gave a good run down on his school's competition...I couldn't find it yesterday but I'd appreciate it if Stallion would find it for us

by **smu diamond m** » Wed Feb 13, 2008 1:09 pm

Alaric wrote:
Pony4Life wrote:
Stallion wrote:did this private school play at a Cistercian level, a St. Marks Level, or at a Jesuit level? Could make a big difference.
That's true, but if he's 6-6 and runs a 4.5, I'm going to guess he can be taught with proper coaching. Besides, if he caught 57 passes for more than 1,700 yards, as advertised, it's not like he has to be taught how to simply make a reception. He's got at least a moderate start toward being a productive player.

Someone pre-signing day gave a good run down on his school's competition...I couldn't find it yesterday but I'd appreciate it if Stallion would find it for us

6-6 4.5 is good enough for me.

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