Seriously why does every white guy have to be the next (fill in the blank of another white guy). Look at Nelson Spruce's profile its the same thing. Calling it right now McCulloch is the next Plaxico Burress, gangstaness included.
I hope he proves me wrong and can contribute to success down the road.
This is just as dumb as comparing to him every tall white guy receiver. Burress was about 6-5/230 and could run a sub-4.6 40 coming out of college.
Seriously why does every white guy have to be the next (fill in the blank of another white guy). Look at Nelson Spruce's profile its the same thing. Calling it right now McCulloch is the next Plaxico Burress, gangstaness included.
Adam states he will be a hybrid WR/TE that staff believes will create matchup problems.
Frankly, a lot of guys were stretches the last few years. Hawk's under-the-radar guys worked out a lot better than the guys who had multiple offers for whatever reason.
BTW, when I watched Nelson Spruce's video I did not know he was White. He looked fast, athletic and with those sleeves on, I just assumed he was African-American. This guy, not so much. He moves like a white dude. A lot of great WR's though have and/or do.
Amongst my season ticket group, one of our common complaints the last few years was that Hawkins had "too many white dudes at WR". We lacked speed/size/quicks is what we were really saying.
And so we have it. Our African American head coach and offensive coordinator's first two WR's recruits at CU are white guys!
fify :thumbsup:There have been alot of great African american WR and white WR. The problem we had was that we just lacked a good head coach under hawkins. I am strong admirer of diversity. If you have different ideas from people from different backgrounds, you tendto have a strong team or unit.
I hope he proves me wrong and can contribute to success down the road.
I hope so too, I guess we can take a "under the radar' DT now right?
Hunch.
He'll be a buff and he'll be very, very good.