BoxingRobes
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I still stand by this.He's the best linebacker prospect in the STATE since Matthew Thomas.
Absolute animal.
I still stand by this.He's the best linebacker prospect in the STATE since Matthew Thomas.
Absolute animal.
Do you have Wes' certified numbers? If so, date of numbers, too?I still stand by this.
As the originator of this thread, I just have to say...
WE GOT THE BEST FCKIN LB IN FL & THE BEST LB WE’VE SIGNED SINCE DENZEL PERRYMAN!
wow, the people in the know on this forum got me convinced. Super excited to see this beastI still stand by this.
How are things on tomahawk nation?If we can bring in that big DT from Oregon Wesley and #4 gonna eat
bleakHow are things on tomahawk nation?
Is #4 Anquan Boldin or Corey Fuller, *******?If we can bring in that big DT from Oregon Wesley and #4 gonna eat
bleak
Hope you’re right. It must’ve been @HighSeas who thought that he was a meh prospect thenI still stand by this.
Something as simple as shouting out a local high school coach and his great ability to coach.Miami Central linebacker Wesley Bissainthe has impressed many with his abilities on and off the field.
The four-star Miami signee has also impressed his new coach of the Hurricanes.
Mario Cristobal gushed about the 16th-ranked linebacker according to the 247Sports composite rankings.
"Those who have watched him play know that he’s an instant difference maker for us,” Cristobal said. “Long, rangy, physical, instinctive, a knock-back tackler, extremely effective in the pass game as well.”
Bissainthe, pronounced 'bis-saint,' will look to cap off an impressive career in the 5A state championship game on Friday (1:00 p.m., Spectrum) against Merritt Island.
“He’s coached by (former Hurricane) Roland Smith so you know he’s going to be ready to play with that mentality, hard-nosed approach to football, disciplined, carries a lot of value,” Cristobal said. “In the top 300 at ESPN, in the Top247 player as well, playing for his third state title. There’s a lot to be said about a player captaining a team playing for a third title. I can’t say enough about him, getting to meet his family, meeting his coaches, a great support system. He really embodies what Dade County is all about.”
Miami has been plagued by sub-par play at linebacker in trying to replace four-year starters Shaquille Quarterman and Michael Pinckneytwo years ago.
Bissainthe, by the sounds of it, will have every opportunity to make an immediate impact when he arrives on campus.
“Arriving in a situation like this where you need depth at that position, you need guys who can make an impact right away and we see him as a guy who can be an impact player that can certainly make a difference right away and we’re going to make sure we get him ready to do so,” Cristobal said.
Signee LB Wesley Bissainthe has opportunity to make immediate impact
Miami Central linebacker Wesley Bissainthe has impressed many with his abilities on and off the field.247sports.com
I saw some Sean Spence in the film with his size, and ability to correctly diagnose a play after snap.Don't hate me, and I'm seriously not trying to throw shade, but I just watched his jr highlights and was a bit underwhelmed. I like his pursuit and anticipation - but does not seem terribly physical, not a thumper. Who would you guys compare him too?
Coach Hayes did a review on him. Said great prospect with some coach able weaknesses.Don't hate me, and I'm seriously not trying to throw shade, but I just watched his jr highlights and was a bit underwhelmed. I like his pursuit and anticipation - but does not seem terribly physical, not a thumper. Who would you guys compare him too?
Yes. And he played with a high ankle sprain from the previous game. His coach said he didn't want him to hurt it further but Wesley insisted on being on the field. He'll rest and rehab it now before he comes to campus in January.He only just helped his team win a third straight state championship. I get that it’s a team sport. But the cream rises to the top. I go with Hayes on this as he is a solid judge of talent.