I don't think he's an academic JUCO so he may be and early enroller. That would be awesome. My guess is he's at least 260 by the time he steps on the field. Maybe even more. Recruiting is fun this year.
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I don't think he's an academic JUCO so he may be and early enroller. That would be awesome. My guess is he's at least 260 by the time he steps on the field. Maybe even more. Recruiting is fun this year.
hayes also plays some LB! he's gonna end up starting for us next year just watch.... but then again, i said the same about nelson a year agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyclophile1
If he enrolls in the spring, I will be happy. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by yaman3
He redshirted his first year at Blinn, so he should have the credits by December to transfer. I hope it happens and he can get here in January for winter conditioning and spring ball. That would be wonderful.Quote:
Originally Posted by yaman3
Hayes is one of those guys we can do a lot of things with. Every once in awhile, Wally likes to pull out his 3 man front. I think you could move Hayes to a Hybrid type of player there and rush him from some different looks. We don't have one of those guys on the roster IMO. Throw him in with a developing Scott, Nelson and Irving along with a hopefully healthy Maggitt and we may have some pretty good rush ends. Aka, if ready could be a guy that could move in and out depending on situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by demoncore1031
IMO, our 4 committs include 2-DT (Meyers for sure and maybe Aka) and 2 DE. Add in Lempke, Pompey, and Irving from last seasons class and there is some serious potential waiting on the d-line.
With the "youth"? There'll be six seniors returning on the DL to fill the youth in around.Quote:
Originally Posted by NATEizKING
Just what I was thinking. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyclophile1
Not sure whether he plays opposite Irving, or tussles with him for the starting role, either way it looks like we suddenly have much better depth and flexibility in the DE rotation for next season!
Welcome Ishmail!
Any stats? Curious how many sacks this year.
Stoked about this addition. Looks explosive in the 2010 video. Should only be better this year then next, right?
NJCAA | Colleges | Blinn College | Football | Ishmail HayesQuote:
Originally Posted by brycy
Not a single sack. Thats not good, especially with all those games. Guess he can play the strong side.Quote:
Originally Posted by ISUFB
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Originally Posted by brett108
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we'll play a little game here...guess which qb A,B and C are(these are JUCO stats for their sophomore seasons)
QB A
11 games played
207-340 completed
61% efficient
2863 passing yards
27 TD, 9 INT
260.3 yards per game passing
139 carries
1025 yards
10 rushing TD
93.2 rushing yards per game
QB B
12 games played
204-336 completed
61% efficient
2833 passing yards
22 TD, 5 INT
236.1 yards per game passing
108 carries
655 yards
16 rushing TD
54.6 rushing yards per game
QB C
12 games played
223-326 completed
68% efficient
3138 passing yards
29 TD, 11 INT
261.5 passing yards per game
77 carries
168 rushing yards
4 rushing TD
14 rushing yards per game
tell me which one you'd have on your team?
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Originally Posted by IHavNoCyCash
QB B for me. which one is Jantz and which one is Cam Newton?
Hmm, not going to play, but excuse me if i expect a guy who we hope will improve our pass rush at a higher level of competition next year to have at least one sack at a lower level.Quote:
Originally Posted by IHavNoCyCash
Jantz isn't one of them...why you choose B?Quote:
Originally Posted by CYVADER