Tre Johnson DE/OL visiting this weekend

[Pentagon Cane]

Very high ceiling with this kid. Big kids that move like this is always a good take

Ditto Cribby

Plus, he's got the right frame to put on good weight. I like the take because I'd like to see us get back to developing offensive lineman and have them ready to go in the rotation by year 3.

 

[caneallday21]

Very high ceiling with this kid. Big kids that move like this is always a good take

Especially at OT . We need big kids with quick feet with a high ceiling level like this. He has 1st round draft pick written on him with a good coach . RS and develop him

Too many times ppl want finished products when the raw kids have a brighter future. Look at the raw abilities and you coach up a stud like Winston for example

 

[BrianF]

Decommitted from Illinios, announcing Monday

It's between us and ECU. I think this is one of those for sure things.

For sure us. Comes in committed, decommits after this weekend. Canes lock!

We closing strong come Wednesday

 

[The Franchise]

Very high ceiling with this kid. Big kids that move like this is always a good take

I'm just not seeing it. He looks awkward on his feet in his junior highlights. Maybe a big growth spurt and he's just getting used to it? Perhaps the guy who coached against him knows.

The competition he's up against looks like small ball classification. I suppose you can fly a bit under the radar that way, but I just don't see anything that made him jump off the screen. If I'm completely honest, he's a project at best.

Nice scout-speak, but most HS OL are "projects," Mel *****er. Not too many of them are ready to jump in as true freshmans and start.

 

[Ibis4life]

Johnson is an elite athlete...after a RS year he'll be 300+. I see a Jason Fox type player here

a Lineman that gets his QBs murdered?

Haha. You must be a Dolfan.

he hurt the Dolphins more than Gall hurt the Canes this year...

Insane how much of a liability he is

Fox is past his prime in the NFL. He was a four year starter at left tackle for the Canes. If this kid comes anywhere close to Fox at the U we will be very happy.

 

[INCaneFan]

Very high ceiling with this kid. Big kids that move like this is always a good take

I'm just not seeing it. He looks awkward on his feet in his junior highlights. Maybe a big growth spurt and he's just getting used to it? Perhaps the guy who coached against him knows.

The competition he's up against looks like small ball classification. I suppose you can fly a bit under the radar that way, but I just don't see anything that made him jump off the screen. If I'm completely honest, he's a project at best.

Nice scout-speak, but most HS OL are "projects," Mel *****er. Not too many of them are ready to jump in as true freshmans and start.

So what's your take lamer?

If we were competing with Illinois and ECU a year ago for a recruit who plays against ****** competition, you'd be the first lame to call this recruit an Al Golden special.

I'm not going to go that far, but I gave my opinion. You, just talking **** and not really saying anything, par for the course.

 

[Ver]

Commiting at 3:10 et

 

[brock]

Size of a prototypical left tackle, good strength and can be a good prospect down the line

 

[cowboycane]

As with 90% of offensive linemen, kid could go either way. Light on his feet, huge...those are the attributes you look for, and teach the rest. As Chise said, rare is the lineman that comes in that is big enough to play and hasn't been getting by on size alone.

 

[AUcane]

Johnson is an elite athlete...after a RS year he'll be 300+. I see a Jason Fox type player here

a Lineman that gets his QBs murdered?

Fox was very solid at UM. I'll take a four year starter any day of the week.

 

[SwagUniversity]

Commited to the U