Duval's S&C - Year 3
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HUSKER 37
All-American
Barry Sanders was 5'8 200#
I'm not saying he can't be our next Anthony (Slick) Steels and sing the National Anthem for one of our games, I just found it funny that a couple of posters mentioned something about his being a grown man or that they'd fear hitting him.
I would probably just refuse to tackle that dude. He's going to be a wrecking ball.
I feared for Wan'Dale's health when he ran between the Tackles, but understood we were trying to get emergency help for the RB position..
Marvin Scott is probably going to be a great ''get''..But at that size, I'm surprised he's not considered more of a WB/SE like Wan'Dale.
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WyoHusker56
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Height/weight don't necessarily have anything to do with how hard a guy hits. Small safeties frequently hit harder than LBs. The dude is strong and powerful and likely knows how to drive through a hit.
bugeater17
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Anyone who is scared about this kid running between the tackles hasn’t watched his film or seen a pic of him without his shirt on.
HUSKER 37
All-American
Actually I watched a highlight video of Wan'Dale moments before I posted..He managed to avoid most direct hits, but still seemed to be slightly injury prone towards season end.
I seem to have forgotten the password to the Random Hotness thread, though.
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HUSKER 37
All-American
Anything? My experience seems to be a little different than that usually.
I was even smaller than these two as a teenager and LOVED to hit...But I still hurt sometimes from when Jay Novacek ran over me as an oversized QB at Gothenburg on his way to becoming an NFL TE. I think he was even 6'4 235 at the time.
Edit: Carriker mentioned Marvin Scott tonight...Played varsity as an 8th grader,
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The Dude
Heisman Trophy Winner
I get what you're saying but I don't get why you're saying it here. That's not what bodybuilders look like.
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MyBloodIsRed16
All-Conference
technically football is bodybuilding. They come in and workout and build their body's up to endure the rigors of the season. They also build their minds with football knowledge.
