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OOPS!!! That sucks!!! Yes, this was an evaluation of Cody Green.

since he enrolled in january he is considered a 2007 class I think that Kody will be Red Shirted this year. I have not spoken with him in about a month but the last time we spoke that was the plan. He was waiting to see what Coach Watson was going to tell him. I think that he is practicing and he also had an awesome semester this spring. He made the commissioners deans list. We are proud of him. How does he feel about the Green commitment? I always wonder how guys especially at the quarterback position could stand to be third or fourth on the roster for nearly their whole career and then be passed up by someone. Obviously that's not Cody's situation just yet, but for guys like Witt and Lee it has to be frustrating if Cody comes in and is indeed the guy. You are absolutly right. Competition is healthy for the entire team. Kody will compete for a spot as he is right now and we are all encouraging Kody to step it up and compete at his very best. This always elevates the standards not to mention that it always helps all parties involved to gain respect from their teammates. Remember there is a lot that can happen between now and Jan. 09. Kody Spano is a gifted QB and no one has seen what he is capable as of yet. He has a lot to learn about the offense and is just getting his feet wet. What about that 70 yard drive in the Spring game, and he is still trying to understand the offense!! (ignore the fumble on the 1 yard line, offensive guard stepped on his foot and knocked the ball loose with his arm.) We can't wait until he has an opportunity to really understand a very complicated "Watson run offense" and when he does, everyone better hang on for a nice ride. Remember that Spano was behind a not to "shabby" QB his Sophmore year at Stephenvile (Jevon Snead) and if Snead had been injured Spano would have been "the man" as a sophmore. This would have given Spano even more experience. So, Spano still has alot of maturing to do. Yes, Snead had a "ruff" start at that school over in Austin but, I hear he is working in well over at Ole Miss and he and Kody talk a lot. Hell, what alot of people don't know is that Jevon and OLe Miss really wanted Spano to come over there. Anyway, in my opinion Cody Green would be a great target (WR) for Spano to throw to. I think that Green could be the next Randy Moss from what I have seen and heard from other scouts here in Texas. The next big QB from Texas will be the kid over at McKinney High School and he is just a junior this year. Good Luck Huskers! Good Luck Kody Spano!!! Keep kicking Butt!! If your not swimming, you must be drowning!

Last Updated:8/7/2008 Data provided by Scouts, Inc. Evaluation / Notes On the Trail / Features Status Verbal Scouts Grade 79 Also Considered: Evaluation On the hoof, Green looks about as good as anybody in this class physically. He is big, rangy and very athletic with long arms and legs. Looks like Terrelle Pryor in terms of measurables. However, we are not convinced he will remain at quarterback at the next level and may be better suited as a wide receiver, H-back or possibly find a home on defense. Right now he is more advanced as a runner and athlete than he is as a passer. Is a smooth, long striding prospect that shows good initial quickness and escape-ability in the pocket. Works out of the shotgun and is an ideal read-option player. Covers a lot of grass with each stride and is a galloper that shows good elusiveness and change-of-direction skills in the open field and once in space is capable of building speed and creating big running plays for this offense. As a passer, Green has a very awkward delivery and throwing motion. Throws with a lot of torque, winds quickly and really comes over-the-top and downward with what appears to be a lot of power. He can get rid of the ball quickly, but it may not always be pretty. Throws very well on the run to both sides and shows the arm strength to make most of the necessary throws from within the pocket. Has the size to see the field, but must develop more patience and timing as a passer. Throws off his back foot and his feet are not always set and balanced. He's often caught between getting ready to run and then deciding to throw even when he could stand in and deliver. Must develop into a quarterback and passer and not be an athlete playing quarterback. Overall, Green has loads of physical tools and could play a lot of different positions and it will come down to whether or not schools truly are willing to commit to him under center or move him to another skill spot. Notes Plans to graduate from high school early and enroll in college in January 2009 (BullDawgJunction.com). 2007: Only played in two games due to torn ankle ligaments. Also recruited by Purdue, Stanford, Boston College, Baylor, Houston, Oklahoma State, Mississippi State, Texas Tech... If you read the article above I feel that Glenn will be looked at as an athlete. QB/LB would not be the best positions for him. I think that he's the next Randy Moss cause it sounds like he's tall & quick and would be a great future target for Kody Spano. That's my 2 cents worth and I'm sticking to it.[/b]

since he enrolled in january he is considered a 2007 class I think that Kody will be Red Shirted this year. I have not spoken with him in about a month but the last time we spoke that was the plan. He was waiting to see what Coach Watson was going to tell him. I think that he is practicing and he also had an awesome semester this spring. He made the commissioners deans list. We are proud of him.