Crazy numbers. Can see why he was the #1 recruit. A comeback story would be nice to see.
I assume he finally got on the field. Was he productive?Freak.
Crazy numbers. Can see why he was the #1 recruit. A comeback story would be nice to see.
If he had made average college football player decisions and played for average intensity, he’d be a top 5 pick.Is a 40" vertical and 4.47 forty at 285 lbs considered good? Who knew?
That's going to be one hell of a 30 for 30 some day if he ends up making it in the NFL.If he had made average college football player decisions and played for average intensity, he’d be a top 5 pick.
The issues with Antonio are large
Match made in heaven!Raiders are still interested.
Yes.At this point, regardless of athleticism and on-field performance, would there be an NFL team willing to take a UDFA chance on this kid, let alone using a draft pick on him?
UDFA yes (assuming he's actually playing and producing like an elite P5 player playing against JUCO talent). Draft pick, absolutely not.Yes.
That's going to be one hell of a 30 for 30 some day if he ends up making it in the NFL.
JFC the saga with this kid is sad
It has been obvious for a while that Antonio has some serious issues that aren't going to go away quickly or easily.The issues with Antonio are large
“And Colorado, honestly, just taught me if I’m picking a school never go for a coach or coaching staff just because you have a good relationship with them. Coaches come and go all the time. And that was my mistake when I had gone and got recruited by Mel Tucker and he leaves a month into me getting there and coach Dorrell (former Colorado head coach Karl Dorrell) came in and we didn’t have the slightest connection.”
I am shocked, just shocked, a personality like Dorrell didn't resonate. I mean the guy is Mr. Enthusiasm. Am I right?Found this in a random article. I'm sure this was a common theme among recruits and players