He'll probably put on 35 or 40 lbs of muscle total (pretty standard for linemen to do when going from high school to college) which puts him in the 280 to 285 range.What makes you think that?
Still would be small for an FBS OL.He'll probably put on 35 or 40 lbs of muscle total (pretty standard for linemen to do when going from high school to college) which puts him in the 280 to 285 range.
LT is going to Texas, C is going to BC, RT is going to UConn, TE is going to A&M. Seems to be a classic Edsall recruit is the he plays lacrosse also so he has balance and athleticism to build upon. Not necessary a diamond in the rough as many have seen him play, but Edsall just sees players differently.
Maybe he can play QB.Still would be small for an FBS OL.
He'll probably put on 35 or 40 lbs of muscle total (pretty standard for linemen to do when going from high school to college) which puts him in the 280 to 285 range.
Been a long time but...Zach Hurd.dude I love the optimism but people aren’t coming into our program and making those types of transformations.
Kendall Reyes was smaller. He returned punts in HSdude I love the optimism but people aren’t coming into our program and making those types of transformations.
Zach Hurd came in weighing 293...Been a long time but...Zach Hurd.
dude I love the optimism but people aren’t coming into our program and making those types of transformations.
Yeah thats not right. I saw an interview with the late Jerry Martin where he talked about him coming into the program at 235lbs. I saw him in the CT/RI all star game at the rent at the most he was 250lbs. The most impressive linemen that day was UMass bound Vladimir Duchase.Zach Hurd came in weighing 293...
He has the frame to put on the weight and remember he is 17 and has not grown into his adult body
Zach Hurd came in weighing 293...
Ok.
Escalate
we shall get the MaxPrep of Waterford HS
Even that was generous.When he signed they listed him as 6-7 265.
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"I remember [offensive lineman Zach] Hurd. He came out of [Waterford] high school at 236 pounds and he left at like 310. There are those guys we just catch at the right time."Unless things have changed the players end up getting a recommended lifting program to file after they sign, not to mention there in the weight room from the time they first show up on campus in the summer to the time where they take the "official" measurements at the start of camp. Hurd having put on significant weight from the time of his recruitment to the first measurement wouldn't be a shocker.
Given the facilities available to him at Southlake Carrol it wouldn't be a stretch to think a similar transformation is possible for Rochester, provided he has the right-level of motivation. 6-5, 245 is skinny, but this really does feel more like the original UConn recruiting playbook. Undersized, athletic players with the right work ethic to fill out their frame. Of course it's also a whole new world in terms of player retention, so who knows if it'll work quite as well.