CB Brendan Radley-Hiles [Oklahoma - Signed LOI]

To which school will Radley-Hiles commit?

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Scott Tenorman said:
Pretty irrelevant argument, but yeah I'd rather have Darnay. Not much of a gap there tho, Bookie is good.
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Exactly. Not even sure why he got brought up. I mean, I would hate for this to turn into someone sounding like they don't think Bookie is good when that is absolutely not the case.

 
He is our top DB target this year and Darnay was last year. Stating that if I had a choice between these 2 I would take Bookie. You know kind of like how we always talk about who we would prefer to take over prospects.

 
How did a team with two stud corners give up an average of 23 points a game last year? That seems really high.

Is the competition that good in their league?

 
MinnwiscowaSker said:
How did a team with two stud corners give up an average of 23 points a game last year? That seems really high.

Is the competition that good in their league?
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You could also say they scored a lot and dragged the games out by passing all the time too. I'm not honestly too worried I think he will be good.
 
Huskers44 said:
MinnwiscowaSker said:
How did a team with two stud corners give up an average of 23 points a game last year? That seems really high.

Is the competition that good in their league?
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You could also say they scored a lot and dragged the games out by passing all the time too. I'm not honestly too worried I think he will be good.
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That's what I was going to say. Bet if you look at the possessions per game for the other team the number would be pretty high. High octane offenses generally tend to create games with more opportunities for the other offense to score with more time with the ball. Not necessarily a knock on how good they were defensively.

 
spurs1990 said:
Huskers44 said:
MinnwiscowaSker said:
How did a team with two stud corners give up an average of 23 points a game last year? That seems really high.

Is the competition that good in their league?
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You could also say they scored a lot and dragged the games out by passing all the time too. I'm not honestly too worried I think he will be good.
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That's what I was going to say. Bet if you look at the possessions per game for the other team the number would be pretty high. High octane offenses generally tend to create games with more opportunities for the other offense to score with more time with the ball. Not necessarily a knock on how good they were defensively.
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then add in they both played offense as well.

 
In their state championship game, Tristan Gebbia threw 42 of 62.... they did not hand off to the running back once.

Good way to get some quick possessions and get your defense tired.

 
MinnwiscowaSker said:
makes sense, thanks all!
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No problem. I think it is really hard to grade talent anyway you look at it. If you have a high scoring offense the other team will have opportunities to score as well. Especially in high school I wouldn't worry about too much. Teams will have less depth so they probably keep their best players in the most even if they really do need a break.
 
Holmes may have a slight edge in raw physical talent, but Brendan (IMO) has more drive, maturity and humble hard work. Like Dr Stark once told me - 80% of football is between your ears, the other 20% is god gifted talent.

I haven't wanted a player at NU this bad since Andrus Peat. Hopefully we get this one!

 
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