Canes break into Bolles with signing of OL JJ Sparks

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Miami secured the signing of Bolles offensive lineman JJ Sparks.



He’s a 6-foot-3.5, 300-pounder who has nastiness, twitch and IQ at the center position.

Sparks, who has started since his freshman year at the North Florida powerhouse, is a big body who plays with an edge and shows good foot quickness to mirror and in open space. He’s racked up 1st team all-state honors for his efforts, and looks to continue to develop as the center of the future for ’the Canes.

 

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Hopefully this kid develops into our long awaited center of the future (not sold on SJ) and we can get off the yearly Center portal cycle after this upcoming cycle.
Not sold on SJ neither, looks John Rochford small but hopefully he turns into a player.
 
Not sold on SJ neither, looks John Rochford small but hopefully he turns into a player.
Did Rochford play OL consistently? Unless I’m mistaking, he was mainly a long snapper for punts the and snap for placekicks…moved from the OL to H-back/fullback. Bc he was small but still was good at blocking.

Not tryna be pessimistic, but that’s probably SJ role if he is staying at Miami. We see how the scheme puts Brockemeyer at a disadvantage. If Brock is considered small, then what is SJ.
 
Seuseu would be a really good DT. If he can't break into the starting 5, maybe he should consider.
 
Did Rochford play OL consistently? Unless I’m mistaking, he was mainly a long snapper for punts the and snap for placekicks…moved from the OL to H-back/fullback. Bc he was small but still was good at blocking.

Not tryna be pessimistic, but that’s probably SJ role if he is staying at Miami. We see how the scheme puts Brockemeyer at a disadvantage. If Brock is considered small, then what is SJ.
Rochford was the starting center in 07
 
Miami secured the signing of Bolles offensive lineman JJ Sparks.



He’s a 6-foot-3.5, 300-pounder who has nastiness, twitch and IQ at the center position.

Sparks, who has started since his freshman year at the North Florida powerhouse, is a big body who plays with an edge and shows good foot quickness to mirror and in open space. He’s racked up 1st team all-state honors for his efforts, and looks to continue to develop as the center of the future for ’the Canes.


Can’t be worse than our starting center .
 
if he helps our case with the great white hope rb at bolles he has done his job
 
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