RB Shawn Onyechi

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Player: Shawn Onyechi

Hometown: Deer Park, TX

Position: RB

Height: 5'10"

Weight: 202 lbs.

40 time: 4.5

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Favorites: Abilene Christian, Angelo State, Arkansas Tech, Eastern New Mexico, Northwestern State, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin, Tulane

Rivals: :star :star

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Scout: "Call this a coming out party for Onyechi. After being sidelined for his entire junior season to injury, Onyechi wanted to make big things happen for his senior season. In Week 0, he hit the ground running literally gaining 203 yards and three touchdowns in win over Jersey Village."

 
Street Novelist said:
Scout: "Call this a coming out party for Onyechi. After being sidelined for his entire junior season to injury, Onyechi wanted to make big things happen for his senior season. In Week 0, he hit the ground running literally gaining 203 yards and three touchdowns in win over Jersey Village."
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According to Rivals, he's 5'10, 190 lbs and benches 450!

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Overland Park Husker said:
Street Novelist said:
Scout: "Call this a coming out party for Onyechi. After being sidelined for his entire junior season to injury, Onyechi wanted to make big things happen for his senior season. In Week 0, he hit the ground running literally gaining 203 yards and three touchdowns in win over Jersey Village."
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Week 0? WTF?
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Haha I was thinking the same thing....

 
Spooky Tooth said:
Street Novelist said:
Scout: "Call this a coming out party for Onyechi. After being sidelined for his entire junior season to injury, Onyechi wanted to make big things happen for his senior season. In Week 0, he hit the ground running literally gaining 203 yards and three touchdowns in win over Jersey Village."
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According to Rivals, he's 5'10, 190 lbs and benches 450!

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OK. Move him to Defensive Tackle then :lol:

 
Overland Park Husker said:
Street Novelist said:
Scout: "Call this a coming out party for Onyechi. After being sidelined for his entire junior season to injury, Onyechi wanted to make big things happen for his senior season. In Week 0, he hit the ground running literally gaining 203 yards and three touchdowns in win over Jersey Village."
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Week 0? WTF?
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you have never heard of week zero?? thats pretty much when you have a game one week early then everyone else, and then have a bye week somewhere in the season.. wow surprised you didnt know that..

 
If there is a silver lining in not having that many commits it's that we can take runs at guys that come out of the shadows and blow-up their senior seasons. Like last year, Midddleton had gotten injured his junior season and lost his starting-job but went gangbusters as a senior, and he's looked damn good thus far in Lincoln. Also, there is that wr we offered late after he blew-up in a Louisian all-star game that unfortunately Mizzou got, evidently he's turned heads in Columbia already.

This Onyechi could be one to watch.

 
Danimal said:
If there is a silver lining in not having that many commits it's that we can take runs at guys that come out of the shadows and blow-up their senior seasons. Like last year, Midddleton had gotten injured his junior season and lost his starting-job but went gangbusters as a senior, and he's looked damn good thus far in Lincoln. Also, there is that wr we offered late after he blew-up in a Louisian all-star game that unfortunately Mizzou got, evidently he's turned heads in Columbia already.
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:yeah this is another of the criticisms of the Mack Brown approach to recruiting. They miss out on these guys who for whatever reason (injury, behind seniors, etc.) didn't contribute as underclassmen and have huge senior years. There are also those who disappoint enough during their senior years that they get downgraded, but Texas is pretty much on the hook to take them.

Hopefully Onyechi is one of those guys that Texas misses out on.

 
Ohio Pete said:
Danimal said:
If there is a silver lining in not having that many commits it's that we can take runs at guys that come out of the shadows and blow-up their senior seasons. Like last year, Midddleton had gotten injured his junior season and lost his starting-job but went gangbusters as a senior, and he's looked damn good thus far in Lincoln. Also, there is that wr we offered late after he blew-up in a Louisian all-star game that unfortunately Mizzou got, evidently he's turned heads in Columbia already.
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:yeah this is another of the criticisms of the Mack Brown approach to recruiting. They miss out on these guys who for whatever reason (injury, behind seniors, etc.) didn't contribute as underclassmen and have huge senior years. There are also those who disappoint enough during their senior years that they get downgraded, but Texas is pretty much on the hook to take them.

Hopefully Onyechi is one of those guys that Texas misses out on.
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Then their loss will be our gain.

 
I know that there are a bunch of BCers around still that need to see a star so they can cream their pants but its kids like this that the Skers have on their radar that make me realize that Bo and his staff can spot talent before many other coaches. I am not saying they are super talent spotters but just that they are very good at what they do.

This kids measureables probably stack up to any RB in the top 30 in the nation. Yet he is not ranked and has no stars but he also plays in a great HS football state vs good competition.

This could will end up being a 3 star guy that ends up being a 3 year stud in college.

 
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