The size queens in Boulder will be happy to learn this about Mr. Williams.
At the International Bowl in Dallas with Huffman-Dixon.
Both listed at 6’-3”. Looks accurate. Well, at least that they are the same height.He's massive.
Huffman-Dixon's also really big for a freshman WR.
That's a huge human. They grow 'em big these days.He's massive.
Huffman-Dixon's also really big for a freshman WR.
In this case, I think he is a player that is leaving that also happens to be southern. As opposed to a player leaving because he is southern. I do understand your larger point, though, and don’t disagree that we have to be judicious in our recruiting strategy.Another southern recruit leaving CU before making a meaningful impact. Shocker
Yeah, I think this was a case of Tucker trying to get in size with that 2019 team in any way he could at the dline because it was absolutely decimated by the previous regime. He was always a G5 type talent.In this case, I think he is a player that is leaving that also happens to be southern. As opposed to a player leaving because he is southern. I do understand your larger point, though, and don’t disagree that we have to be judicious in our recruiting strategy.
From the various interviews over the years, he seems like a good guy. I hope he finds a good landing spot.
If this is true it is unfortunate but it happens in every program. It then becomes a positive for the program and the kid when he moves on.Tidbit I'd heard from OL guy was Austin had all the tools, but didn't want to work. He was being passed by guys who are willing to do the work.
Happens all the time. Historically, these guys eat up too many spots on our roster....glad to see he is looking for a better opportunity, and I hope it works out for him. Good luck to him.Tidbit I'd heard from OL guy was Austin had all the tools, but didn't want to work. He was being passed by guys who are willing to do the work.
If that's the case, he was missing a few tools.Tidbit I'd heard from OL guy was Austin had all the tools, but didn't want to work. He was being passed by guys who are willing to do the work.