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BALLHAWKU said:
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JHallCanes said:
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Cribby said:
JHallCanes said:
Gall and Co. sure could have used him during their photo shoot last year
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Dude I was just thinking this.

Imagine what kind of material they could've put out
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My guess you had a porno going on inside your head
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I bet the other kids in your special ed class think you're hilarious
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An insulting emoji?

what are you, a twelve year old girl?
 
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Also looks like he's been hitting the conventional lifts quite a bit. Goes deep in his squats which breaking parallel can mean quite a bit more that just above parallel.


https://www.instagram.com/p/BISR_SOgGyC/?taken-by=zachdykstra67


Here is last Summers 2015 weight numbers from Swasey and there were to high schoolers--

"Trevor Darling gained strength. His squat went from 365 to 405,

"Alex Gall ran a 5.50 40 last year; this year his time was 5.52 seconds. He had a 455 squat"

"Danny Isidora ran a 5.33 40 time (last year he ran 5.13). His squat went from 430 in the summer to 455"

"Jahair Jones he tested this summer at 5.53 seconds in the 40 with a 400-pound squat, 232 power clean and 335 bench. "

"Nick Linder: Linder ran the 40 in 5.62 seconds (5.53 last year) and tested at 345 pounds in the squat, 276 in the power clean and 325 in the bench "

"Freshman Brendan Loftus tested at 275 in the squat, 242 in the power clean, 295 in the bench and had a 22-inch vertical. He weighed 293 pounds and his 40 time was 5.44 seconds."

"Freshman Hayden Mahoney tested at 365 in the squat, 232 in the power clean, 335 in the bench and had a 26.5-inch vertical. He weighed 287 pounds and his 40 time was 5.44 seconds."

"Freshman Bar Milo tested at 275 in the squat, 252 in the power clean, 315 in the bench and had a 23.5-inch vertical. He weighed 279 pounds and his 40 time was 5.64 seconds."

"Freshman Tyree St. Louis tested at 455 in the squat, 301 in the power clean, 315 in the bench and had a 24.5-inch vertical. He weighed 305 pounds and his 40 time was 5.72 seconds."

"KC McDermott: His 40 time went from 5.56 to 5.48, and his squat went from 365 to 395 while his bench stayed at 385. His vertical went from 21 to 22.5 inches and his power clean stayed at 276. He weighed in at 317 pounds, up from 307 last summer."
 
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This kid coming in stronger or about as strong as many 2nd and 3rd year guys on this team and far stronger than many of the previous freshman.
 
Generally speaking, dudes in Iowa are very hard working guys in the weight room. It's a culture out there.
 
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Also looks like he's been hitting the conventional lifts quite a bit. Goes deep in his squats which breaking parallel can mean quite a bit more that just above parallel.


https://www.instagram.com/p/BISR_SOgGyC/?taken-by=zachdykstra67


Here is last Summers 2015 weight numbers from Swasey and there were to high schoolers--

"Trevor Darling gained strength. His squat went from 365 to 405,

"Alex Gall ran a 5.50 40 last year; this year his time was 5.52 seconds. He had a 455 squat"

"Danny Isidora ran a 5.33 40 time (last year he ran 5.13). His squat went from 430 in the summer to 455"

"Jahair Jones he tested this summer at 5.53 seconds in the 40 with a 400-pound squat, 232 power clean and 335 bench. "

"Nick Linder: Linder ran the 40 in 5.62 seconds (5.53 last year) and tested at 345 pounds in the squat, 276 in the power clean and 325 in the bench "

"Freshman Brendan Loftus tested at 275 in the squat, 242 in the power clean, 295 in the bench and had a 22-inch vertical. He weighed 293 pounds and his 40 time was 5.44 seconds."

"Freshman Hayden Mahoney tested at 365 in the squat, 232 in the power clean, 335 in the bench and had a 26.5-inch vertical. He weighed 287 pounds and his 40 time was 5.44 seconds."

"Freshman Bar Milo tested at 275 in the squat, 252 in the power clean, 315 in the bench and had a 23.5-inch vertical. He weighed 279 pounds and his 40 time was 5.64 seconds."

"Freshman Tyree St. Louis tested at 455 in the squat, 301 in the power clean, 315 in the bench and had a 24.5-inch vertical. He weighed 305 pounds and his 40 time was 5.72 seconds."

"KC McDermott: His 40 time went from 5.56 to 5.48, and his squat went from 365 to 395 while his bench stayed at 385. His vertical went from 21 to 22.5 inches and his power clean stayed at 276. He weighed in at 317 pounds, up from 307 last summer."
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And Sawsey was a strength coach? A couple of guys I can understand but this many?
 
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If you can marry athleticism like this with technique maybe we can run the ball against FSU and out the put game away
 
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Strong shoulders!! Balance and control of his strength in both arms. Translates straight to the field.
 
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swagsick said:
Strong shoulders!! Balance and control of his strength in both arms. Translates straight to the field.
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The Franchise said:
If this was a South Florida recruit doing this **** he'd be everyone's new favorite guy.
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Truth.

My this-white-dude-from-Iowa thought is: strong core ain't a bad thing, like that he seems dedicated to picking things up and then slamming them down. Think he'll be a player for us in a year or two.
 
swagsick said:
Strong shoulders!! Balance and control of his strength in both arms. Translates straight to the field.
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I was thinking balance and strength is always a great thing for football players to have. Body control is HUGE. People get all worked up about 40 times for WRs, but straight, inline speed without pads doesn't tell you if they can catch a ball, and yet they want to knock this guy?
 
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