Marcellius Pulliam (senior clips)

I can agree that his film definitely aligns with him being a solid 3 star player. Combine work ethic and injury luck and we have a solid player who can help us after about 2 years in the program.
 
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If he’s late is it due to mental processing or cuz he lacks the speed to get where needed ? The latter would be the bigger problem, i.e Corey Flagg.
He’s diagnosing the play. He knows he’s plenty fast enough to catch up to the ball (High School level). He doesn’t take bad angles or fill the wrong gaps because of this. Now at the college level, he’s gonna have to speed up his play recognition. Once he’s sure where the play is heading, he is trying to run through the ball carrier. My worry is that he’s probably gonna have a few concussions before he leaves Coral Gables. He really tries to punish the ball carrier. Old school MLB mentality, meets new age sideline to sideline speed. Fellas I’m telling y’all, This kid can play. It may take him a couple years to get on the field here, but this kid is different. Heen Ray Lewis, or nothing, but he ain’t bad. And he’s a really smart kid also.
 
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Evaluating still-growing HS kids against varying degrees of competition is truly hard, which is why there are so many misses in recruiting.

Often kids get to college and the coaches know right away that they made a mistake, or at the very least that the kid is going to take a lot longer to develop than they expected. It's not even a condemnation of their ability to evaluate, its just part of the game, the numbers game.

When the January arrivals got to Greentree, the staff felt that there wasn't a single kid in there that gave them that feeling, there were zero kids that didn't look the part and/or fail to meet their initial expectations. The staff is really high on this class.

It's going to be really interesting to see how they feel about the summer arrivals, because some of them are kids that they are expecting a lot out of. We have a chance to really change the program with this group. It might exceed its ranking.
 
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He and Raul Aguirre have been working out together too per their IG. Almost challenging one another. I’m really looking forward to this LB class.
I long for dominate linebacker play here again. It's my favorite position to watch played at a high level. Fingers crossed.
 
Yeah..ok. Active, not overly athletic, projects especially with growth as a tweener. LB/ Edge. Brings the wood, but where's he play at D-1? TBD, anything else is hype.
 
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He looks a half second late on everything.

Are they referring to him being an immediate ST guy?
He reads and reacts not just blitz into one gap every play. That’s what makes a great linebacker. on some of these plays he’s making the tackle from the opposite hash when scraping and still getting there. That’s someone else’s job but he’s athletic enough to make that play. Need guys like this with great instincts and good speed to get there. And he doesn’t take false steps.
 
Yeah..ok. Active, not overly athletic, projects especially with growth as a tweener. LB/ Edge. Brings the wood, but where's he play at D-1? TBD, anything else is hype.


You literally just answered yourself before asking the question. That is Guidry’s scheme.
 
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You literally just answered yourself before asking the question. That is Guidry’s scheme.
Watched him in the playoffs up here (GA.) and came away impressed. Looked like a high 3 - low 4 star type that was physical, rangy (around the ball, not always first there), long..active. Don't think I'd call him fast, though not slow. Right now has the size, that I'd project to play in a multiple type front at OLB/Edge though I recall inside at HS level. But the kid clearly can/likely will grow physically, and by-and-large there's a limit to how tall/heavy someone can grow and maintain the type agility to operate in space. So the talk of what he'll be, because he's a hard worker, to me, is just smoke. He does look instinctive, but loses some of that advantage with hand in the dirt (projection). I think he has a shot to contribute, but not gonna jump overboard because a staffer or some source in the midst of a slow news week says so.

*reminds me of Zac McCloud
 
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