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Ventrell Miller 2017 LB - Kathleen (FL)

90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
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I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
 

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Geo305 said:
90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
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I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
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Geo, love ya man, but think before you throw these numbers out. I'd bet a lot of money he didn't run 10.3 anything at a meet. That would be a national/global elite time in any year for his age, not just this last one. The kind of time where you think track career. 10.65 is state level elite and D1 scholarship worthy,no shame in that time either.

Unrelated, but check out this high school girl setting a world record for women her age.

16-year-old Candace Hill sets world record in 100 meter race | SportzEdge

10.8, crazy fast and our nation's next MAJOR female track star.

Edit: The only way possible he ran that would've been his split in the 4x100. I should've added that and everything these days are electronically timed, so no 10.3 otherwise.
 
INCaneFan said:
Geo305 said:
90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
Click to expand...

I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
Click to expand...

Geo, love ya man, but think before you throw these numbers out. I'd bet a lot of money he didn't run 10.3 anything at a meet. That would be a national/global elite time in any year for his age, not just this last one. The kind of time where you think track career. 10.65 is state level elite and D1 scholarship worthy,no shame in that time either.

Unrelated, but check out this high school girl setting a world record for women her age.

16-year-old Candace Hill sets world record in 100 meter race | SportzEdge

10.8, crazy fast and our nation's next MAJOR female track star.

Edit: The only way possible he ran that would've been his split in the 4x100. I should've added that and everything these days are electronically timed, so no 10.3 otherwise.
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Yes Geo is correct, Gardner ran a 10.38 at an event it may have been sectionals or regionals
 
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FINCHLION said:
INCaneFan said:
Geo305 said:
90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
Click to expand...

I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
Click to expand...

Geo, love ya man, but think before you throw these numbers out. I'd bet a lot of money he didn't run 10.3 anything at a meet. That would be a national/global elite time in any year for his age, not just this last one. The kind of time where you think track career. 10.65 is state level elite and D1 scholarship worthy,no shame in that time either.

Unrelated, but check out this high school girl setting a world record for women her age.

16-year-old Candace Hill sets world record in 100 meter race | SportzEdge

10.8, crazy fast and our nation's next MAJOR female track star.

Edit: The only way possible he ran that would've been his split in the 4x100. I should've added that and everything these days are electronically timed, so no 10.3 otherwise.
Click to expand...

Yes Geo is correct, Gardner ran a 10.38 at an event it may have been sectionals or regionals
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On Wilder I'm not 100% sure on but I know for a fact Gardner had a 10.3 at some event. Regardless Wilder is FAST for a Linebacker. Forgot where I saw his 100m.
 
FlipT said:
Geo305 said:
90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
Click to expand...

I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
Click to expand...
Gardner, Chauncey - DyeStat.com TFX - The Internet Home of High School Track, Field and Cross Country
Geo knows his stuff!!!
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But yet I got downvoted by someone. Lol
 
Geo305 said:
FlipT said:
Geo305 said:
90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
Click to expand...

I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
Click to expand...
Gardner, Chauncey - DyeStat.com TFX - The Internet Home of High School Track, Field and Cross Country
Geo knows his stuff!!!
Click to expand...

But yet I got downvoted by someone. Lol
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My apologies and I stand corrected. Even though it was wind aided, that's still a stellar time. He should maybe consider track full-time.
 
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247 Update.

Ray Lewis will probably always be Lakeland Kathleen's most famous football alum but he may have started a tradition for them at the linebacker position.


More recently, they were the home of Gionni Paul, a Miami signee in the class of 2011. He left the program after two years but ended up as a 1st team All Pac-12 Selection at Utah and is expected to be selected in the 2016 NFL Draft.

Now the Red Devils feature a rising prospect in Ventrell Miller (6-1, 220). He looks to be on his way after a junior campaign with 104 tackles, 9 for loss, a sack, an interception, 5 pass breakups, and 2 fumble recoveries.

"I like Luke Kuechly because he's everywhere on the field," Miller said. "He's passionate and he has a presence in everything the defense does. My style is like a see ball, get ball, type of thing. Whoever gets it, that's where I'm headed as quickly as possible. I can be better at getting off blocks so that's the main thing I can think of."

Miller has picked up ten FBS offers from Bowling Green, FAU, Iowa State, Massachusetts, Miami, N.C. State, Nebraska, Southern Miss, USF, and Virginia Tech. He's allowing more suitors to roll in before he attempts to determine the direction of his recruitment.

"I'm staying open for right now, I'll be taking some visits but none yet though," Miller said. "I haven't really tried to plan anything out, I'm just letting it come to me and seeing where it goes. I'm going places during the summer for sure, maybe the spring too if things pop up."

Miami may be Miller's most prestigious option and they jumped in the mix on Thursday. There wasn't much of a lead up so it the news was a lot to digest.

"I saw all the coaches followed me when I went on Twitter so that got me thinking 'What's going on?'," Miller said. "The same day, they asked for my coach's number and called him. He gave me their number and when I hit them up, they said I had an offer. They loved my film and I was very excited about getting such a big school."

Miller hasn't visited Coral Gables, or hardly anywhere for that matter, but the Hurricanes do check a couple boxes on his list.

"First off they're close by, coming down from Lakeland it's not like I would have to leave the state or anything," Miller said. "They have that name too, Miami is just known as one of those teams. It gets you a little hyped up to think about playing somewhere like that. I'm not familiar with the area personally but a lot of people know about the reputation."

Miller's first scholarship arrived in October but it has picked up a lot more over the past month or so. He touched on why things transpired the way they did.

"It all started when an FAU coach came to one of my games," Miller said. "I basically did my thing, they offered the next day, and it was on from there. Sometimes it just takes one person to recognize what you can do. I tried to make myself known so more and more schools are finding out about me now."
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kid diagnoses like Sean Spence a bit....and when he reaches hes trying to take heads off. Thats what i want from my LBS...Especially if he is anywhere around 215-220. He's a safe bet....Dunning may be reevaluated foreal..cause this kid looks like a MLB to me.
 
INCaneFan said:
Geo305 said:
FlipT said:
Geo305 said:
90scane said:
10.7 is faster than every recruit in 2016 except Gardner DB who ran 10.65. Faster than every WR! Don't believe it for a second.

Milestat has his PR at 11.53 which is still fast for a LB.
Click to expand...

I remember Gardner getting a 10.3 at some event.
Click to expand...
Gardner, Chauncey - DyeStat.com TFX - The Internet Home of High School Track, Field and Cross Country
Geo knows his stuff!!!
Click to expand...

But yet I got downvoted by someone. Lol
Click to expand...

My apologies and I stand corrected. Even though it was wind aided, that's still a stellar time. He should maybe consider track full-time.
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:officemoon:

Talking out of your *** AGAIN. lmao.
 
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Regarding Wilder and a 10.8 100m.

I knew I wasn't losing my marbles [MENTION=713]INCaneFan[/MENTION]
 
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We have to use all the advantages we have to get Miller! Kid's tape screams Ol School Miami! Fast, aggressive and packs a punch! I want to a bb game in their gym a few years back and there is a huge picture of Ray Lewis in their gym, if it's still there. I know CMR and staff knows what they are doing, but we got to sell this kid on being the second coming of Ray Lewis! We at minimum must get out front with him and stay there. Telling you! Miller, Wilder & or Houston/Marchiol would be even better than the 2016 class.
 
Impressive tape.

Miller comes with bad intentions on a ball carrier or a QB. He tackles with violence, reminds me of Eddie Johnson playing with a rage.

Lock him up Richt and Diaz..
 
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