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Clay Millen, QB, (2021)

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High three-star out of Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie, Washington. 6'3, 193, 3.98 GPA. Offers from Arizona, Oregon State and Indiana. Father Hugh Millen played in NFL.

3,145 yards, 71%, 34 TDs and 1 INT. Plays a very aggressive and athletic style at QB. Tough to get a kid from this part of the world but he's talented enough to investigate.

 
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BS85 said:
You should go anywhere for qb's, it doesn't cost anymore to Zoom a kid out West
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He agrees with you. This is a continuation of

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Nice find, D. I remember his father as a QB. Hope we contact this recruit.

His older brother is a QB for the Oregon Ducks.
 
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Canedog said:
Bama got Tua from out in the middle of da Pacific Ocean. However, two git a kid from Mount Si in Snoqualmie, Washington, you gonna have to bee prepared drop a family sized bag like Bama did with Tua. Cash, no show jobs four the fam, etc.
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Nah. His father knows what it takes to get to the NFL, and I am sure would advise him to go where he felt he had the best chance to succeed. I doubt we'd have to relocate the family in this case.
 
BS85 said:
Oh, did I miss the sarcasm? I must have missed part of a thread with the back story. I might need to start working less and focus in what's really important! (CIS).
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Z vs Macho, D$ vs Dwreck. It was the defenders of Recruit SoFlo vs Recruit anywhere there’s talent.
 
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DMoney said:
Went back and noticed that @RedSquare (a very knowledgeable QB mind) mentioned this kid a week ago.

Of the uncommitted kids, Millen seems to have some of the best pure physical ability and he's been productive.
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D... Nice size, good arm, fairly mobile for his size and looks poised. His throwing mechanics need improvement but that can come with coaching. Takes too many risks in decision making. Definite a D-1 talent. Awful far away to make much investment in recruiting. Perhaps check him out to gauge interest and move from there.
 
dwreck27 said:
Twas a joke... Dmoney is notorious for piping down folks who bring up OOS kids as he feels we’ve had too High of a “bust rate” with OOS kids
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I’ve always said we should recruit nationally at QB, including but not limited to Florida. Here is a post from 2013:

www.canesinsight.com

Brad Kaaya

Haven't seen much discussion on this California quarterback, but when James Coley came on board Miami offered him his first and only scholarship. He's on campus visiting right now. I just watched his tape, and I'm trying to figure out how we're his only offer. This highlight reel puts Olsen...
www.canesinsight.com www.canesinsight.com
 
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QB is the one position where even the most SoFla biased posters agree you need to recruit beyond SoFla to compete.

Bring me QBs from Texas, Arizona, California, and Georgia... and anywhere else where offenses play solid comp, ask QBs to read defenses some, and require decision-making under pressure.
 
DMoney said:
I’ve always said we should recruit nationally at QB, including but not limited to Florida. Here is a post from 2013:

www.canesinsight.com

Brad Kaaya

Haven't seen much discussion on this California quarterback, but when James Coley came on board Miami offered him his first and only scholarship. He's on campus visiting right now. I just watched his tape, and I'm trying to figure out how we're his only offer. This highlight reel puts Olsen...
www.canesinsight.com www.canesinsight.com
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7 whole years ago... and you were more reporting the news than were actively searching for legit QB prospects (which you are doing here in this thread)

Just giving you a hard time as I still think your stance on spending just 20% of resources/time in OOS kids is pointless and leads to a higher bust rate
 
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