forums

Future 50 Updates

Advertisement
Page305 said:
Well it kinda makes sense for him to choose Texas over us if we're talking about OL. When he get there, their line will be more experienced then our incoming players.
Click to expand...
Not really. The only differences are they'll have practice and some game experience under them. But lineman physically aren't where you'd want them to be until junior year unless they are superior athletes. (Texas class last year was superior) BUT the differentiating factor is elite positional coaching here. So these kids time frame is greatly accelerated opposed to basic coaching there which holds kids back(as we've seen for 20 years now)
 
I can’t tell if it seems like there are more freaks on the oline and dline this class than usual…or if I just was so checked out on the elite players the last ten years that my perspective is totally ****ed. This Collins kid was like the 6th best edge rusher on our board and he looks like a ******* stud.
 
Advertisement
Brooklyndee said:
You might not be aware how img is so I'll update you guys. Img has a better s&c & nutrition program than most colleges. There programs were designed by some of the top people in the world and are ran by mainly former NFL people or specialists. It's one of the main draws about img is they prepare you in every aspect for the next level. It's all about development for sports with school much less of an emphasis. If anything that's where I always had my concerns is if that's being neglected because as much time as they spend working out it means you really have to dial in with ur time available for school work.
Click to expand...
Had an monumental fail of a brainfart w/ IMG lmao, my bad. Appreciate it though, man
 
Advertisement
SayWhat said:
Guys with that length and his other physical traits usually are. He won the hands battle and gained leverage there, the rest is history. You can't let guys like that get ground on you. I hope they show a bunch of clips from this today.
Click to expand...
Don’t put too much stock in these drills with all that **** space. Unfortunately for a lot of these Dlinemen they don’t have any 1 OL formations once the pads go on
 
Advertisement
Advertisement
cowboycane said:
I can’t tell if it seems like there are more freaks on the oline and dline this class than usual…or if I just was so checked out on the elite players the last ten years that my perspective is totally ****ed. This Collins kid was like the 6th best edge rusher on our board and he looks like a ******* stud.
Click to expand...
Hey man we're luxury shopping now!
 
Brooklyndee said:
You might not be aware how img is so I'll update you guys. Img has a better s&c & nutrition program than most colleges. There programs were designed by some of the top people in the world and are ran by mainly former NFL people or specialists. It's one of the main draws about img is they prepare you in every aspect for the next level. It's all about development for sports with school much less of an emphasis. If anything that's where I always had my concerns is if that's being neglected because as much time as they spend working out it means you really have to dial in with ur time available for school work.
Click to expand...
One of things I was reading about the academics ar IMG is that they prepare the kids to enroll early into college. That's their standard. So, I don't have any a anemic concerns about a kid graduating from IMG.

I'm not a fan of IMG. They're good for the individual, but not the sport of high school football in my opinion.

You have to remember, IMG is a business. They're developing athletes so they can represent them when they enter professional sports. Not just with playing contracts, but endorsements as well.

They're a player in the game, so it's best to have a great relationship with them and Mario is already pulling kids from IMG. In the past, these kids have gone to Clemson, Georgia, and Alabama. He's establishing a pipeline from IMG to UM and it's all good.
 
1657993752454.png
 
Advertisement
Back
Top