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'16 JC OLB Drew Lewis (Signed to COLORADO)

Buffnik said:
“It could change but I might be favoring Colorado a little bit right now,” he said. “Coming back to the Pac-12 appeals to me. We'll see how my visit there goes but I'd go Colorado first right now and then Memphis, probably, and then Utah State.”
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This sounds more like a Soft Verbal. Regardless, "Today was a good day" Buff Nation!
 
MiamiBuffs said:
If our name is associated with the player, they subtract a star.

If Oregon is suddenly associated with the player, they add a star.

If Alabama, tOSU, or wherever Harbaugh is is associated with the player (or he has 25 P5 offers) they add two stars.

CYA...
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Maybe it's because teams like Alabama generally send a lot of players to the NFL and have a better track record of being able to identify whi players are going to be successful than teams like Colorado. Which lends credibility to a recruit, when such a team becomes interested in him....

Or maybe the recruiting sites just hate Colorado and arbitrarily grade our classes lower, even though we actually have superior talent to teams like Alabama.

I honestly don't know which is the correct answer, but I'm going to assume it's the second one, just because I want to feel righteously indignant...


I mean seriously though. Let's say you have to bet money on one unknown player making it to the NFL. Nick Saban tells you that Player A is going to be a super star. Mike MacIntyre tells you Player B is going to be a super star. Which player would you bet on making it to the NFL?
 
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DrunkPanda said:
Maybe it's because teams like Alabama generally send a lot of players to the NFL and have a better track record of being able to identify whi players are going to be successful than teams like Colorado. Which lends credibility to a recruit, when such a team becomes interested in him....

Or maybe the recruiting sites just hate Colorado and arbitrarily grade our classes lower, even though we actually have superior talent to teams like Alabama.

I honestly don't know which is the correct answer, but I'm going to assume it's the second one, just because I want to feel righteously indignant...


I mean seriously though. Let's say you have to bet money on one unknown player making it to the NFL. Nick Saban tells you that Player A is going to be a super star. Mike MacIntyre tells you Player B is going to be a super star. Which player would you bet on making it to the NFL?
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lol
 
DrunkPanda said:
Maybe it's because teams like Alabama generally send a lot of players to the NFL and have a better track record of being able to identify whi players are going to be successful than teams like Colorado. Which lends credibility to a recruit, when such a team becomes interested in him....

Or maybe the recruiting sites just hate Colorado and arbitrarily grade our classes lower, even though we actually have superior talent to teams like Alabama.

I honestly don't know which is the correct answer, but I'm going to assume it's the second one, just because I want to feel righteously indignant...


I mean seriously though. Let's say you have to bet money on one unknown player making it to the NFL. Nick Saban tells you that Player A is going to be a super star. Mike MacIntyre tells you Player B is going to be a super star. Which player would you bet on making it to the NFL?
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What about Player C? Why is he left out? Have you ever, by chance, been to Waterloo?
 
DrunkPanda said:
Maybe it's because teams like Alabama generally recruit 6'6" 310 lb. players who run 4.7 40s, have red-shirted three times in HS and don't have to worry about attending class because all their basket weaving courses are on-line, than teams like Colorado. Which lends credibility to a recruit, when such a team becomes interested in him....
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I'm kind of curious. Does anyone know how his measurables have changed from HS through JC? Is he bigger and faster or about the same?
 
DBT said:
I'm kind of curious. Does anyone know how his measurables have changed from HS through JC? Is he bigger and faster or about the same?
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From his Rivals between HS and JUCO-Shrunk an inch from 6'-3" to 6'-2" and gained 26 lbs from 198 to 224. My guess is he is truly 6'-1" and weighs about 210 based off this info.
 
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