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A lot better than the Brown take and if he can get up to 290 he can compete here. Great feet and quickness, moves really well. Needs to use his hands better but some solid tools to work with.
 
Wouldn't be ****ed about a Jake Grove-type coming out of nowhere.
 
I know the staff is searching high and low for DT talent but do we really need yet another Olineman? Between Brown and this kid, who are both "Corey King" style projects, seems like a big reach. Are we still not at the point depth wise where we dont have to do this? Kid looks good and all but the "smartest guys in the room" act has to run out at some point. Corn Elder was a steal. Griffin was a great risk just didnt pan out. But these two... Esp Brown are head scratchers unless they can somehow play DT. JMO.
 
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Tyler Grimsley made 5A first team All State in Florida along OG Isiash Wynn, so Grimsley is definitely keeping good company on the field an is excellent value pick up for Kehoe and AG as a walk on.

http://www.tampabay.com/hometeam/blog/class-5a-all-state-football-teams/19299/

He has added 30lbs of good weight over his JR to SR year. As a junior he made the state of FLA weight lifting 1A finals list for the 238lb class. He benched 320lbs and clean and Jerk 275lbs as a junior in high school last spring which would put him in the middle of the pack among current UM Olinenmen. An based on statements made by other posters in this thread he is now benching over 405lbs and squatting over 500lbs as a senior.

FLA weight lifting Composite list 2012-2013
http://www.fhsaa.org/node/11697

Its ironic that UM passed on offering DT Edgar Cerenod from American Heritage and then the kid he dominated in the title game walks on at UM.

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2013-12-11/sports/fl-heritage-clay-matchup-1212-20131211_1_sony-michel-mike-rumph-torrance-gibson


Clay's offense vs. Heritage's defense: Shannon Asbell (1,211 yards, 20 TDs), Wes Weeks (1,128 yards, 14 TDs) and Bilal Ally (970 yards, 10 touchdowns) gives Clay a three-back system that could wear down Heritage's defense but more importantly, chew clock and keep Michel and Co. off the field. Rumph said when Clay does throw, it will rely on the roll-out more than anything. Senior offensive linemen Nick George (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) andTyler Grimsley (6-3, 255) will anchor an offensive line opposite run stoppers Edgard Cerenord (6-3, 285 pounds) and FIU commit Justin Sibole (6-4, 275). Clay's offense, Rumph said, is similar to Hardee. Heritage beat Hardee 41-7 in the regional finals. He added: "They're built to get three to four yards a carry. They can constantly keep the clock rolling and keep our offense off the field. That's their plan."

Here are the highlights from FLA State Title game with Clay vs Heritage from 2013 ( watch #11 in white vs #69 in Blue)
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/167777/highlights/116247481
 
Paranos said:
Tyler Grimsley made 5A first team All State in Florida along OG Isiash Wynn, so Grimsley is definitely keeping good company on the field an is excellent value pick up for Kehoe and AG as a walk on.

http://www.tampabay.com/hometeam/blog/class-5a-all-state-football-teams/19299/

He has added 30lbs of good weight over his JR to SR year. As a junior he made the state of FLA weight lifting 1A finals list for the 238lb class. He benched 320lbs and clean and Jerk 275lbs as a junior in high school last spring which would put him in the middle of the pack among current UM Olinenmen. An based on statements made by other posters in this thread he is now benching over 405lbs and squatting over 500lbs as a senior.

FLA weight lifting Composite list 2012-2013
http://www.fhsaa.org/node/11697

Its ironic that UM passed on offering DT Edgar Cerenod from American Heritage and then the kid he dominated in the title game walks on at UM.

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2013-12-11/sports/fl-heritage-clay-matchup-1212-20131211_1_sony-michel-mike-rumph-torrance-gibson


Clay's offense vs. Heritage's defense: Shannon Asbell (1,211 yards, 20 TDs), Wes Weeks (1,128 yards, 14 TDs) and Bilal Ally (970 yards, 10 touchdowns) gives Clay a three-back system that could wear down Heritage's defense but more importantly, chew clock and keep Michel and Co. off the field. Rumph said when Clay does throw, it will rely on the roll-out more than anything. Senior offensive linemen Nick George (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) andTyler Grimsley (6-3, 255) will anchor an offensive line opposite run stoppers Edgard Cerenord (6-3, 285 pounds) and FIU commit Justin Sibole (6-4, 275). Clay's offense, Rumph said, is similar to Hardee. Heritage beat Hardee 41-7 in the regional finals. He added: "They're built to get three to four yards a carry. They can constantly keep the clock rolling and keep our offense off the field. That's their plan."

Here are the highlights from FLA State Title game with Clay vs Heritage from 2013 ( watch #11 in white vs #69 in Blue)
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/167777/highlights/116247481
Click to expand...

as a child they always said you were special, and they weren't lying! You are a true savant my friend.

And that is a very sobering and depressing discovery by you.
 
Paranos said:
Tyler Grimsley made 5A first team All State in Florida along OG Isiash Wynn, so Grimsley is definitely keeping good company on the field an is excellent value pick up for Kehoe and AG as a walk on.

http://www.tampabay.com/hometeam/blog/class-5a-all-state-football-teams/19299/

He has added 30lbs of good weight over his JR to SR year. As a junior he made the state of FLA weight lifting 1A finals list for the 238lb class. He benched 320lbs and clean and Jerk 275lbs as a junior in high school last spring which would put him in the middle of the pack among current UM Olinenmen. An based on statements made by other posters in this thread he is now benching over 405lbs and squatting over 500lbs as a senior.

FLA weight lifting Composite list 2012-2013
http://www.fhsaa.org/node/11697

Its ironic that UM passed on offering DT Edgar Cerenod from American Heritage and then the kid he dominated in the title game walks on at UM.

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2013-12-11/sports/fl-heritage-clay-matchup-1212-20131211_1_sony-michel-mike-rumph-torrance-gibson


Clay's offense vs. Heritage's defense: Shannon Asbell (1,211 yards, 20 TDs), Wes Weeks (1,128 yards, 14 TDs) and Bilal Ally (970 yards, 10 touchdowns) gives Clay a three-back system that could wear down Heritage's defense but more importantly, chew clock and keep Michel and Co. off the field. Rumph said when Clay does throw, it will rely on the roll-out more than anything. Senior offensive linemen Nick George (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) andTyler Grimsley (6-3, 255) will anchor an offensive line opposite run stoppers Edgard Cerenord (6-3, 285 pounds) and FIU commit Justin Sibole (6-4, 275). Clay's offense, Rumph said, is similar to Hardee. Heritage beat Hardee 41-7 in the regional finals. He added: "They're built to get three to four yards a carry. They can constantly keep the clock rolling and keep our offense off the field. That's their plan."

Here are the highlights from FLA State Title game with Clay vs Heritage from 2013 ( watch #11 in white vs #69 in Blue)http://www.hudl.com/athlete/167777/highlights/116247481
Click to expand...

None of those clips showed #69 blocking #11. Grimsley lined up at LG on each play while Cerenord was on the other side or head up on the center
 
I see DBC busted his but all over this kid already...

Paranos do you have a carear outside of messege board posting?
 
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Great film. Clearly he loves to finish his blocks. A couple times it looked like the DT didn't want any part of him. But who knows what level of competition he was facing. Obviously low weight scared off a lot of teams.
 
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Paranos said:
Tyler Grimsley made 5A first team All State in Florida along OG Isiash Wynn, so Grimsley is definitely keeping good company on the field an is excellent value pick up for Kehoe and AG as a walk on.

http://www.tampabay.com/hometeam/blog/class-5a-all-state-football-teams/19299/

He has added 30lbs of good weight over his JR to SR year. As a junior he made the state of FLA weight lifting 1A finals list for the 238lb class. He benched 320lbs and clean and Jerk 275lbs as a junior in high school last spring which would put him in the middle of the pack among current UM Olinenmen. An based on statements made by other posters in this thread he is now benching over 405lbs and squatting over 500lbs as a senior.

FLA weight lifting Composite list 2012-2013
http://www.fhsaa.org/node/11697

Its ironic that UM passed on offering DT Edgar Cerenod from American Heritage and then the kid he dominated in the title game walks on at UM.

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2013-12-11/sports/fl-heritage-clay-matchup-1212-20131211_1_sony-michel-mike-rumph-torrance-gibson


Clay's offense vs. Heritage's defense: Shannon Asbell (1,211 yards, 20 TDs), Wes Weeks (1,128 yards, 14 TDs) and Bilal Ally (970 yards, 10 touchdowns) gives Clay a three-back system that could wear down Heritage's defense but more importantly, chew clock and keep Michel and Co. off the field. Rumph said when Clay does throw, it will rely on the roll-out more than anything. Senior offensive linemen Nick George (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) andTyler Grimsley (6-3, 255) will anchor an offensive line opposite run stoppers Edgard Cerenord (6-3, 285 pounds) and FIU commit Justin Sibole (6-4, 275). Clay's offense, Rumph said, is similar to Hardee. Heritage beat Hardee 41-7 in the regional finals. He added: "They're built to get three to four yards a carry. They can constantly keep the clock rolling and keep our offense off the field. That's their plan."

Here are the highlights from FLA State Title game with Clay vs Heritage from 2013 ( watch #11 in white vs #69 in Blue)
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/167777/highlights/116247481
Click to expand...

What exactly am i watching again? AH team in backfield the entire game is all i seen. Why didnt we really go after Edgard Cerenord hard yeah thats right AG was making room for these two gems/ :diaf:AG is a idiot like normal
 
M3N said:
I see DBC busted his but all over this kid already...

Paranos do you have a carear outside of messege board posting?
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Do you cause apparently you stalk my post. An that post was a repost so it took me all of 30 seconds to copy and post in this thread with some additional comments.

Go Canes
 
PUNCICANE said:
Paranos said:
Tyler Grimsley made 5A first team All State in Florida along OG Isiash Wynn, so Grimsley is definitely keeping good company on the field an is excellent value pick up for Kehoe and AG as a walk on.

http://www.tampabay.com/hometeam/blog/class-5a-all-state-football-teams/19299/

He has added 30lbs of good weight over his JR to SR year. As a junior he made the state of FLA weight lifting 1A finals list for the 238lb class. He benched 320lbs and clean and Jerk 275lbs as a junior in high school last spring which would put him in the middle of the pack among current UM Olinenmen. An based on statements made by other posters in this thread he is now benching over 405lbs and squatting over 500lbs as a senior.

FLA weight lifting Composite list 2012-2013
http://www.fhsaa.org/node/11697

Its ironic that UM passed on offering DT Edgar Cerenod from American Heritage and then the kid he dominated in the title game walks on at UM.

http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/2013-12-11/sports/fl-heritage-clay-matchup-1212-20131211_1_sony-michel-mike-rumph-torrance-gibson


Clay's offense vs. Heritage's defense: Shannon Asbell (1,211 yards, 20 TDs), Wes Weeks (1,128 yards, 14 TDs) and Bilal Ally (970 yards, 10 touchdowns) gives Clay a three-back system that could wear down Heritage's defense but more importantly, chew clock and keep Michel and Co. off the field. Rumph said when Clay does throw, it will rely on the roll-out more than anything. Senior offensive linemen Nick George (6-foot-2, 240 pounds) andTyler Grimsley (6-3, 255) will anchor an offensive line opposite run stoppers Edgard Cerenord (6-3, 285 pounds) and FIU commit Justin Sibole (6-4, 275). Clay's offense, Rumph said, is similar to Hardee. Heritage beat Hardee 41-7 in the regional finals. He added: "They're built to get three to four yards a carry. They can constantly keep the clock rolling and keep our offense off the field. That's their plan."

Here are the highlights from FLA State Title game with Clay vs Heritage from 2013 ( watch #11 in white vs #69 in Blue)
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/167777/highlights/116247481
Click to expand...

as a child they always said you were special, and they weren't lying! You are a true savant my friend.

And that is a very sobering and depressing discovery by you.
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Classic Paradiddle post full of assumptions couched as fact. Cerenord had a good game, so it must have been at Ed Grimley's expense. LULZ. Also, he keeps referring to Grimley as a walk-on. He's a savant alright.
 
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