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Player: Emory Blake

Hometown: Austin, TX

Position: WR

Height: 6'1"

Weight: 194 lbs.

40 time: 4.6

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Scholarships offered: Nebraska, Texas Tech, Vanderbilt, Tulsa, Houston, SMU

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Rankings/Stars:

Rivals: :star:star:star:star

Big Red Report: :star:star:star

 

Assessing the talent: Rivals 250 member is the son of former NFL QB Jeff Blake. ESPN Evaluation: There is so much to like about Blake at the wide receiver position and he is a very polished football player. The only problem is that he does not run very well. Aside from that, he has the qualities you wish you saw in some players who are faster than he is. Possesses good size, has the leaping ability to challenge for the ball while it's in the air and will win some jump balls. Has the body control to adjust to the ball while it's in the air, shows good sideline awareness and can make some acrobatic catches. Is a sharp route runner-- knows he has to outwork opponent to gain separation and he has phenomenal hands. More here: http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recruiting/...26season%3d2009

 

Odds of becoming a Cornhusker: 20%. He is from Austin but Texas has not offered. This could work to our advantage if he feels Texas is slow playing him or that they don't have room for him.

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His height and speed really shouldn't excite anyone. He's 3" shorter, 20+ pounds lighter, and the same speed as our incoming QB.

 

 

On the surface I agree with you. I was not impressed with that either. What I am told is he is a possession receiver. If you need 10 he will make the diving catch for 10.5. We need someone like this.

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His height and speed really shouldn't excite anyone. He's 3" shorter, 20+ pounds lighter, and the same speed as our incoming QB.

 

Well... probably none of the numbers for either are accurate --- not height nor weight (likely exaggerated), and definitely the speed numbers are not accurate either.

 

The point being that the measurables virtually never are accurate.

 

He may be much faster than the QB, or not.

 

Only the rivals speeds are accurate and almost no one runs under a 4.5 there and few under 4.55 (even though they may be self listed as 4.4 or even 4.3).

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