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After allowing Joseph Yearby to score five touchdowns last year, Miami Central let Dalvin Cook have his fun as he rushed for three touchdowns to lead Central to a 28-17 victory
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-You guys got me, I was originally on the Yearby bandwagon but after this game I am officially on the Dalvin Cook bandwagon. This kid is a flat out beast, Dmoney made the comparison to Lamar Miller except stronger, which I feel is spot on. Cook has incredible speed and burst,but he has amazing strength compared to Miller. Cook is the type of running back Miami needs.
-Yearby had a solid game as he rushed for over a hundred and had one touchdown. Yearby has great cutting ability and runs hard. I feel Yearby will be a great back in college, however I don’t see Miami truly pushing here. He doesn’t bring anything new to the table. He reminds me of Graig Cooper, shifty yet somewhat strong back. I don’t think Miami will push hard here, but I still feel he will be great.
-Miami Commit Trevor Darling is five-star material. He has incredible size and great footwork. I spoke with some Columbus players, who said he is the best offensive lineman they have ever seen. According to them, you can’t use speed on him or just out-power him because he will knock you on your *** if you try. Darling has amazing talent and could be the top O-lineman in Florida for 2014.
-Columbus struggled on offense this game, as they failed to put a touchdown on the board in the first half. They were having difficulty generating offense as the run was getting stuffed and the passing game was covered well by Central.
-2015 Safety Calvin Brewton had a couple nice plays including some good tackles on Yearby and Cook.
This is a good win for Central coming off the loss to Manatee as they play Homestead next week which is sure to feature two high powered offense. As for Columbus, they fall to 3-2 and play Coral Park next week hoping to use that game to pick up the morale.
Notes
-You guys got me, I was originally on the Yearby bandwagon but after this game I am officially on the Dalvin Cook bandwagon. This kid is a flat out beast, Dmoney made the comparison to Lamar Miller except stronger, which I feel is spot on. Cook has incredible speed and burst,but he has amazing strength compared to Miller. Cook is the type of running back Miami needs.
-Yearby had a solid game as he rushed for over a hundred and had one touchdown. Yearby has great cutting ability and runs hard. I feel Yearby will be a great back in college, however I don’t see Miami truly pushing here. He doesn’t bring anything new to the table. He reminds me of Graig Cooper, shifty yet somewhat strong back. I don’t think Miami will push hard here, but I still feel he will be great.
-Miami Commit Trevor Darling is five-star material. He has incredible size and great footwork. I spoke with some Columbus players, who said he is the best offensive lineman they have ever seen. According to them, you can’t use speed on him or just out-power him because he will knock you on your *** if you try. Darling has amazing talent and could be the top O-lineman in Florida for 2014.
-Columbus struggled on offense this game, as they failed to put a touchdown on the board in the first half. They were having difficulty generating offense as the run was getting stuffed and the passing game was covered well by Central.
-2015 Safety Calvin Brewton had a couple nice plays including some good tackles on Yearby and Cook.
This is a good win for Central coming off the loss to Manatee as they play Homestead next week which is sure to feature two high powered offense. As for Columbus, they fall to 3-2 and play Coral Park next week hoping to use that game to pick up the morale.
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