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Player: Nik Bonitto Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, Florida School: St. Thomas Aquinas Position: Defensive End Height: 6-3 Weight: 210 40 time: Offers: Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, Nebraska, North Carolina State, Ohio State, Rutgers, South Carolina, Syracuse, Tennessee, UCF, West Virginia, Wisconsin Visits: Twitter 247 Composite: #129 Overall; #5 OLB; .9174; Rivals: #233 Overall; #10 WDE; 247: #107 Overall; #7 OLB; Scout: #146 Overall; #16 DE; ESPN: #174 Overall; #5 OLB; Hudl

PLV playing Sunrise Christian Academy out of Kansas in next year's Heartland Hoops Classic.

I think this is his last year at Sunrise so we won't see him but Sunrise has agreed to play PLV in next year's Heartland Hoops Classic in Grand Island.

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Interesting. That would be helpful

He and his 7on7 team are set to visit Michigan and Notre Dame next week. Sounds like they are considering making the trip here for the Spring Game.

Committed to Michigan No winners here

Word is the biggest discrepancy is Epley used electronic timing while Dobson used hand-held timing. Obviously hand-held would be faster times. That doesn't seem to have much to do with the "lifting records" that has mostly been thrown around. But if Dobson was still basically using Epley's Power Index it would affect the 10/40 yard times and the shuttle so it would be a lot easier to score higher. There would be two options. Unless there is more to it, I don't know why the actual lifting records should be thrown out. But anything timed would be questioned. However, it's pretty standard to add 0.24 seconds to a hand-held time to convert it to the electronic equivalent. Depending on how detailed the records are, it wouldn't be that big of a deal to recalculate the Index Points. Unless Epley is really being a stickler and saying that he doesn't really know if the times were correctly timed - perhaps the hand-held times could have been "infulenced" to get faster times.

Priority: OT - There will only be five scholarship OTs left after this year and two will be seniors. DT - Only four left after this year. Behind by not taking one last year. For sure need two. DE - Numbers aren't bad but really need some game-changers TE - Only three after this year but at least they're young. ----------------------------------------- QB - 1 - TRISTAN GEBBIA RB - 1 - FB - 0-1 - Ben Miles WR - 4 - KEYSHAWN JOHNSON Jr., JAEVON McQUITTY, Jamire Calvin, Nick Pickett, Maruice Bell, Jeremiah Hawkins, Tyjon Lindsey TE - 2-3 - Austin Allen, Dalton Keene OT - 2-3 - BRENDEN JAIMES, Alan Ali, Blaise Andries, Ryan Nelson OG/C - 1-2 - Broc Bando DT - 2-3 - Isaiah Johnson (JUCO), Deontre Thomas DE - 1-2 - Guy Thomas, Rahyme Johnson LB - 2-3 - WILLIE HAMPTON, Avery Roberts, Nadarius Fagan CB - 1-2 - Darnay Holmes, Jamarri Jackson, Deommodore Lenoir S - 1-2 - ATH - 1-2 - Roshauud Paul

Nebraska and Louisville at the top of his list. Not deciding until NSD. Brother plays at Florida State

Nebraska, Syracuse and LSU standing out. Plans to visit all three this summer. Would be interested if Miami and/or Florida offer.

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