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Samuel M'Pemba, 5 star Athlete

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bobbydigius said:
The DE I like most in this class over Howard, Harbor and Wayne. The first step/get off, pause, is elite
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This will be a gigantic part of his recruitment. UGA, Bama, etc. are recruiting him as an OLB. Miami, Auburn, and a few others want him as DE. ND wants him for their "drop" linebacker spot, which is a hybrid DE/OLB spot in their 4-2-5 scheme.

Obviously, he'll play wherever he wants, but those are just what I've heard on the trail about what schools want him where.
 
Katzenboyer said:
This will be a gigantic part of his recruitment. UGA, Bama, etc. are recruiting him as an OLB. Miami, Auburn, and a few others want him as DE. ND wants him for their "drop" linebacker spot, which is a hybrid DE/OLB spot in their 4-2-5 scheme.

Obviously, he'll play wherever he wants, but those are just what I've heard on the trail about what schools want him where.
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What’s his size, pause again? It lists him at 6’4 and 240 which seems like a true DE all the way.
 
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Katzenboyer said:
UGA's OLBs were both 6'3" - 6'4" and 235-250 pounds last season (Quay Walker and Nolan Smith). Same with Bama's. (Anderson and Dallas Turner)

The odd fronts both those school run require big, edge-setting OLBs.
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Correct! That’s the size of the LB I believe Cristobal is going for. Chantz Williams would be an OLB at Several programs. M’Pemba and Cyrus Moss at OLB could be nasty!!!!!!!
 
Maskoff407 said:
Correct! That’s the size of the LB I believe Cristobal is going for. Chantz Williams would be an OLB at Several programs. M’Pemba and Cyrus Moss at OLB could be nasty!!!!!!!
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This is why I hope to run a hybrid defense, we have a lot of hybrid bodies at DE. Some would be well suited as a rush OLB, and some can move over as an interior pass rusher.

Not aware of too many college hybrid schemes though.
 
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TC@neTC said:
This is why I hope to run a hybrid defense, we have a lot of hybrid bodies at DE. Some would be well suited as a rush OLB, and some can move over as an interior pass rusher.

Not aware of too many college hybrid schemes though.
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M'Pemba would be perfect in this role, too. Hand in the dirt on passing downs, but also a guy who can set the edge and play in space in an odd front/early down role. Would never need to come off the field.
 
Katzenboyer said:
UGA's OLBs were both 6'3" - 6'4" and 235-250 pounds last season (Quay Walker and Nolan Smith). Same with Bama's. (Anderson and Dallas Turner)

The odd fronts both those school run require big, edge-setting OLBs.
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When you say odd front do you mean a 3-4 or are you meaning something else?
 
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plrwkyes said:
love his size
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