290 and 297 is plenty of weight. Maybe "add muscle" but I've seen time and time again string bean OT's like Greg Little come in and dominate in college from day one. What matters is technique, technique, technique.
Yes, technique is huge. But you have to have the weight, otherwise you are going to get bullied up front. Have to be strong/physical enough to hold your own. 290 for an OT is not going to cut it
I am not sure if it was a financial aid agreement or LOI. There will probably be more clarity on a potential mission trip soon. That is a question Tom Herman may get asked during his signing day press conference.
I respectfully disagree. It can happen but OL is about the least likely position for a TF to step in and excel. I believe we must get away from counting on TF on the 2 deep for OL. This is why the misses in the JUCO ranks hurts.
Posted in the 2018 thread, but yes. We like where Texas is sitting with Grandy right now.
Texas needs to hire a 10th assistant that can effectively recruit the lines. It sucks to hear, but they simply aren't getting it done. Winning football games starts up front.
Literally! Games are won and lost in the trenches... If that wasn't obvious in 2017 I can't help ya.
He has the speed and athleticism to play Safety, but may grow into OLB as he adds weight. All I know is the dude is the hardest hitter in the state and there is a place for him on any defense in the country
I like him as a possible Rover guy.
The LHN crew commented on how the coaches pointed out that Woodard is still growing. He may end up around 6’2, which would make him bigger then RHM. While Eagles is definitely going to be an outside receiver, I think Woodard is a guy they will he able to move around. If it weren’t for shaky QB play for Lamar this year, he could have put up monster numbers.
Any names being thrown around on who might be the 10th assistant? I agree that a very strong recruiter is a must.
