Bite your arm off for another Stacey Coley.I hate trying to gauge juco competition unless its in the Jayhawk conference or the Mississippi conference. Those teams are loaded and well coached. Reedley isn't even NJCAA, it's in the California Community College chain - not a ton of talent comes out of there. Lots of grades and test score casualties and guys that totally whiffed on any college interest coming out of HS.
Has good offers though and his playing style, running style, frame, etc. reminds me a lot of Stacey Coley.
I hate trying to gauge juco competition unless its in the Jayhawk conference or the Mississippi conference. Those teams are loaded and well coached. Reedley isn't even NJCAA, it's in the California Community College chain - not a ton of talent comes out of there. Lots of grades and test score casualties and guys that totally whiffed on any college interest coming out of HS.
Has good offers though and his playing style, running style, frame, etc. reminds me a lot of Stacey Coley.
100%Bite your arm off for another Stacey Coley.
No doubt on Jayhawk Conference. Hutchinson Community College is in my hometown. Alone they've produced current pro's: Cordarelle Patterson, Alvin Kamara, Markus Golden and Jerry Jacobs. I'm sure I'm missing a few, too. Had a kid taken in the fourth round this year, too.I hate trying to gauge juco competition unless its in the Jayhawk conference or the Mississippi conference. Those teams are loaded and well coached. Reedley isn't even NJCAA, it's in the California Community College chain - not a ton of talent comes out of there. Lots of grades and test score casualties and guys that totally whiffed on any college interest coming out of HS.
Has good offers though and his playing style, running style, frame, etc. reminds me a lot of Stacey Coley.
I was literally about to say something about Coley comps. I think Coley had a smoother wiggle but I see it for sure with this guy.I hate trying to gauge juco competition unless its in the Jayhawk conference or the Mississippi conference. Those teams are loaded and well coached. Reedley isn't even NJCAA, it's in the California Community College chain - not a ton of talent comes out of there. Lots of grades and test score casualties and guys that totally whiffed on any college interest coming out of HS.
Has good offers though and his playing style, running style, frame, etc. reminds me a lot of Stacey Coley.
Miami has long been looking for wide receiver help via the transfer portal ahead of the 2023 season.
Many names have surfaced and flamed out but that’s not keeping Mario Cristobal and his staff from constantly exploring options as they look to add some competition to a room that underperformed last fall, while also giving Tyler Van Dyke more weapons in this new wide open offense.
One new name to monitor is Reedley (Cali.) College’s Shemar Kirk, a 6-foot-1, 180-pounder who caught 45 passes for 782 yards (17.4 yards per catch) and eight touchdowns last fall for a 5-5 team. The season before, Kirk averaged 21.4 yards per catch, bringing in 31 balls for 664 yards with seven scores.
In 2022, Kirk went for over 100-yards in four of the eight games he played with a career-high 170-yards coming in late October loss where Kirk scored the only touchdown of the game.
In back-to-back games as a freshman, Kirk went for over 150 yards with touchdowns of 79 and 90-yards. During that two game stretch, Kirk brought in nine passes for 312 yards and four touchdowns.
Texas A&M, Mississippi State, UCF, Purdue, Washington State, Temple, UNLV, and Akron are some schools who have extended offers. Kirk spent time in College Station last month for an official visit with the Aggies.
Originally from Nashville, Kirk is a prospect who would be able to join the team this summer.
His backup had 23% of catches, 25% of yards, and 40% of TDs on 2 more games played.That projects to 1173 yards and 12 TD's if he had played in 12 games instead of 8. He was pretty dominant.
Miami has long been looking for wide receiver help via the transfer portal ahead of the 2023 season.
Many names have surfaced and flamed out but that’s not keeping Mario Cristobal and his staff from constantly exploring options as they look to add some competition to a room that underperformed last fall, while also giving Tyler Van Dyke more weapons in this new wide open offense.
One new name to monitor is Reedley (Cali.) College’s Shemar Kirk, a 6-foot-1, 180-pounder who caught 45 passes for 782 yards (17.4 yards per catch) and eight touchdowns last fall for a 5-5 team. The season before, Kirk averaged 21.4 yards per catch, bringing in 31 balls for 664 yards with seven scores.
In 2022, Kirk went for over 100-yards in four of the eight games he played with a career-high 170-yards coming in late October loss where Kirk scored the only touchdown of the game.
In back-to-back games as a freshman, Kirk went for over 150 yards with touchdowns of 79 and 90-yards. During that two game stretch, Kirk brought in nine passes for 312 yards and four touchdowns.
Texas A&M, Mississippi State, UCF, Purdue, Washington State, Temple, UNLV, and Akron are some schools who have extended offers. Kirk spent time in College Station last month for an official visit with the Aggies.
Originally from Nashville, Kirk is a prospect who would be able to join the team this summer.
Geez, I'd love for Us to have a WR produce those kind of numbersThat projects to 1173 yards and 12 TD's if he had played in 12 games instead of 8. He was pretty dominant.
He reminds me of Jacolby George. If you are trying to push Jacolby and add competition at flanker, he seems like the perfect candidate to do that.
Sounds good, but does he move the needle? Depth piece or threat to take serious PT?He reminds me of a less explosive / fast Chad Jackson, He plays violent for a wr , breaks a crazy amount of tackles. He plays fearless. Good body control and high pointing the ball even though he’s 6’1. Good enough speed / exploration to stretch the field.