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'18 WA WR Daniel Arias (SIGNED to COLORADO)
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vinniew_11
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What did it say?
It was just about how well he ran in track.
Definitely a guy like Shenault that doesn’t lose much speed when the pads get put on.
CitizenKane
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Ouch WA doesn't have great 400 meter guys this year.
With both Arias and Stanley, the fact that they're running multiple distances instead of focusing does hurt any individual time a bit because they're tired and because they're not focusing on being their best at any one distance. Also, guys run faster when they're pushed by better competition than they are getting in most events. That's a long way of saying that Arias (and Stanley) are both damn fast and we should be excited.
Mark me as believing Arias may deliver way above expectations.
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Fify bro.
Good to see him doing so well.
I remember when people were skeptical about accepting his commitment because he didn’t have an Eastern Washington offer. That was funny.
Trufflesauce
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Just voted for Arias. Let’s get some more AllBuffs votes in for him:
Trufflesauce
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Arias training back home still with FSP.
Arias could be the breakout star for 2019.
No. He played on special teams every week.
Gotcha. Special teams is sneaky.
Medford M.
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I think this kid is an NFL player. Would be shocked if he's not one of the starting perimeter receivers.
Good luck to him. Won’t be drafted, but his size and speed combination will get him in a training camp, I would think. Up to him to improve his consistency, focus and hands enough to make it.
Arias is a plus athlete, if he could consistently catch the ball he would get a long look in the league but he doesn't.
I wonder if he wouldn't have been much better off switching to defense a couple years ago. He isn't afraid of contact and tackled on coverage teams early at CU.
Would have liked to see him bulk up a little and try it at OLB or as a big safety. With his speed, strength, and quickness he might even have been able to shine as an edge guy who covers and rushes the passer.