Can't locate highlights yet.
Another T&F guy with 11.1 speed in the 100M. http://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Athlete.aspx?AID=3590069
Official Visitor to CU this past weekend. It sounds like he's ready to commit as soon as coaches tell him the scholarship numbers work.
Rivals article has more details and includes the following info:
Henderson recorded 45 tackles, including 40 solo stops, and two fumble recoveries during his senior season at Temple. He considers his speed and aggressiveness to be his best attributes as a player
Temple High! Alma mater of aik's parents. Also the school of Darius Joiner, the OL we were looking at over the summer who committed to Houston.
Team finished a 7-3 season in a fairly competitive district and lost their first playoff game to a team that will be playing in the state championship game. I wonder who if anyone he camped with last summer and what led to this discovery as there are few other teams I see showing interest.
The team is getting a ton of tall defensive backs. Looks like they don't see WR as a huge priority and DB as a
huge need.
The team is getting a ton of tall defensive backs. Looks like they don't see WR as a huge priority and DB as a
huge need.
A lot of that probably has to do with redshirting 3 WRs this year.
Not sure he would make a good grayshirts candidate.
The team is getting a ton of tall defensive backs. Looks like they don't see WR as a huge priority and DB as a
huge need.
Because I think DBs are better served being on campus. Grayshirts work better for linemen, players recovering from injuries, and players close to masking it academically. JMO though.Why not? I look at his measurements and it looks like an extra half year of physical development could really do him good.
It really speaks to the depth issue as we want 5-6 DBs on the field at all time and they are prime guys for ST play.
We only took 2 DBs last cycle and neither redshirted. This pipeline has to be filled with about 4-5 per year.
Because I think DBs are better served being on campus. Grayshirts work better for linemen, players recovering from injuries, and players close to masking it academically. JMO though.
What are you talking about? I have it on good authority that you can drop a 4.6 guy down to about a 4.3 with proper speed training.I agree. Love OL grayshirts. Maybe a DL, TE or LB who needs to get a lot bigger. But players at positions where speed is the premium rather than size can compete and give a good look in practice while they redshirt. And they may just find their way onto the field on game days. If they don't have that part of their games, you shouldn't sign them anyway.
Really? You think the plan is to run the D out of the nickle or dime all the time? I'm not a big X's and O's guy, but I figured they ran a lot of multiple DB formations last season because we had serious talent deficiencies along the front seven and out DB's were among our best players. I figured the Buffs would go to some more traditional 4-3 defenses once they started bringing in talent they liked.
When did he commit?
And the coach isn't aware of what the school is properly called, either.He tried to commit on his visit but was told he had to wait as we didn't have room at that time. Seems like the coach isn't aware that offers aren't good forever.
The timing is interesting given that we just lost Dotson and some like Nik are lobbying for another DB. I say interesting in that, apparently the coaches feel they have someone better they can get (aside from obviously Fields and whomever else we are in on at this point).
It looked like we were going to have a boring few weeks heading up to signing day (with the exception of 1-2 signees) is shaping up to be more interesting after all.opcorn: