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New ‘22 offer - Jack Pyburn - commits to UiF

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College strength and conditioning program doesn't always need to add weight....he can transform his body in other ways,,he can get stronger and faster and still be around 250 or so
 
gogeta4 said:
Thats why i think being strategic with the offers in that area imo.

Alot of times they pigy back off of us. wont offer guys until we are a factor,etc. I wouldve tried to keep this one ont he low maybe another week or so.

Im on the record of liking this kid by the way. Im seeing a possible TOOL BOX TRENT HARRIS type...with possibilit for better size growth.
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If he's really 260-265 right now, he's likely to end up a 3-4 End or 4-3 DT. Doesn't look like he's an Edge guy, but it's just limited film.
 
gogeta4 said:
Thats why i think being strategic with the offers in that area imo.

Alot of times they pigy back off of us. wont offer guys until we are a factor,etc. I wouldve tried to keep this one ont he low maybe another week or so.

Im on the record of liking this kid by the way. Im seeing a possible TOOL BOX TRENT HARRIS type...with possibilit for better size growth.
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The McCoy kid is another one I hope they don’t come after late. This HS class might be 16-18 after it’s all said and dome. Who thought that could happen ?
 
A big white boy from Bolles? Big take IMO. Those dudes play football correctly.

This guy could play MLB in a 34 if he wants to keep his weight in check. Plus, unless they recently changed, Bolles plays an old school 34 2-gap on defense. He's coming in with a good base.

Otherwise, he seems to have enough length to play outside.

I hope we get him.
 
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Cribby said:
He's already the size of a Nfl olb and he's 17 lol.Thats why I keep saying I don't see it. Once he gets in a college s/c and has a real nutrition plan the weight will pile on. He's also a wrestler , so I imagine his weight fluctuates during the year. This will be the first time he's ever concentrated on only football.
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Yes, the OLB are that big, they are similar to DEs in a 4-3. 240-270 even. Also not every kid that comes in. Need to gain weight, some of them need to lose weight. I remember them bulking up Chickilo and making him slow af. He went to the league and dropped the weight and looked like a different player, playing LB for the Steelers.

Also remember Shaq saying he went from 250, to like 230 from his FR to SO years. Some of these kids are carrying too much weight in high school and some of it is not natural growth weight. This guy looks like he is already in a college weight room.
 
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supacane said:
Yes, the OLB are that big, they are similar to DEs in a 4-3. 240-270 even. Also not every kid that comes in. Need to gain weight, some of them need to lose weight. I remember them bulking up Chickilo and making him slow af. He went to the league and dropped the weight and looked like a different player, playing LB for the Steelers.

Also remember Shaq saying he went from 250, to like 230 from his FR to SO years. Some of these kids are carrying too much weight in high school and some of it is not natural growth weight. This guy looks like he is already in a college weight room.
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People aren't understanding he's a wrestler. Ask @Elijah's Biggest Fan about her sons issues with strength and weight because of basketball. Wrestling is 100 times harder than that.

He's never had time to carry his real weight or work year round on football. He doesn't need to change his his body , he needs to unleash it on football. I'm basing this off conversations with former wrestlers, it's brutal.

I could very well be wrong but he doesn't have bad weight , nowhere close.
 
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