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No one is saying its impossible for a small guy to beat out bigger guys. Do you think if you had access to a professional S&C coach and Nutritionist and put on 30lbs of pure muscle over a period of about a year you would be weaker and not have started?

Lets see out of the top 100 SDE/WDE in the nation there are a total of 4 that are 215 or less and none of them are going to power house schools they are going to Indiana , Washington state , UNC, and the 4th one is Patrick Joyner who is going to be playing LB for us. So maybe the elite coaches...

So what point are you trying to prove? 215 DE is not tiny unless you play in a powerhouse state. In which case you would be riding the bench. You are comparing a 215 pound senior regarding getting hurt to a 170lb kid about to be a sophmore in college.

Richard Sherman got injured and hes real skinny so I guess being skinny doesnt prevent injuries either way. You are an absolute moron if you think that is good logic. No one says heavy players will never get injured. Just that being bigger LOWERS YOUR CHANCES of getting injured. Which is a...

Hes 30 pounds heavier then Kosi and an inch shorter.

Except for the fact that Trent harris was 226 in HS.

lmao. I think hes saying cause you on Rumphs ****. I actually agree with alot of your posts and your twitter updates are on point. I just dont **** with the Rumph **** riding.

I don't have Snap can you elaborate?

Bad news for Nebraska their players gained a total of 436 pounds of muscle. With all those injuries they may not even have enough healthy players to field a starting lineup.

LMAO Brock you right on this one. That guy is an idiot and probably believes the hand time 40 times they put in their instagram profile are their real times in HS and that basically every player gets slower in college. LML

That confirms my original thought. If someone is as dedicated as a lot of us though Kosi was it would be impossible for him to be gaining weight that slow. I agree weight isn't the issue, but if he was really that dedicated he would be eating enough to put on muscle.

LMAO . Thats true bro. We should just pur all of our players on a diet. The skinner the players the better. No one should be above 200lbs on this team. We will never get injured.

Connective tissue thickness would decrease your chance of a ligament injuries. When was the last time you saw a skinny player get hit? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3465203

I am sure you where strong enough to start on a HS team. That is great. I am sure you are a very natural strong person. That however doesn't prove your point. I literally posted studies that increase muscle increases connective tissue thickness and bone density. That is a fact and that is going...

You are completely wrong. Some small people are stronger then some big people obviously, but if those small guys got bigger they would be even more durable. That is a fact and you can't dispute that. You didnt have big legs because you weren't strong. Sub 500 squats are not impressive. Being...

As long as you eat above your TDEE you will gain weight it is scientifically proven. I know it is hard, but he is a D1 athlete he needs to toughen up and keep eating.

Every ounce of muscle decreases your chances of getting injured in the majority of collisions. My baseline is increases in thickness of collagen/connective tissue as well as increase in bone density. Also, look at the fact that every single D1 coach disagrees with you. This isnt even worth...

I agree on all points. He is most certainly an ectomorph, but even so if you eat above your TDEE you will gain weight it just is higher then most other people. I am not that concerned about his weight, but I would like him to add a bit. If he doesn't yet performs well I will still want him to...

Which piece of my comment do you disagree with?

How do you expect someone to do a study on this? Take 2 control groups 1 skinny guys and 1 big and then have NFL player start tackling them? You aren't schooling anybody because you are completely wrong. "increases in muscle mass are likely met by increases in the size and strength of the...