For anyone wondering, I got to talk to Roosevelt Maggit. I talked to him about what he expected to play. Coaches told him he will play end "no matter what" the only reason i questioned him was because of his projected weight. He said he is up to 215 right now and hopes to be 230 before he gets here in August. Running a 4.6 40 currently. Id say if DE isnt in store for him, LB certainly is. He could be alot like Ace if he works at it here. But he seems like he really wants to play DE. I told him Shep will put some weight on him, but hes going to get faster as well so he may make a better LB or safety. Just thought i'd let you guys know. I think this is going to be one of the guys that prospers under the radar.
For anyone wondering, I got to talk to Roosevelt Maggit. I talked to him about what he expected to play. Coaches told him he will play end "no matter what" the only reason i questioned him was because of his projected weight. He said he is up to 215 right now and hopes to be 230 before he gets here in August. Running a 4.6 40 currently. Id say if DE isnt in store for him, LB certainly is. He could be alot like Ace if he works at it here. But he seems like he really wants to play DE. I told him Shep will put some weight on him, but hes going to get faster as well so he may make a better LB or safety. Just thought i'd let you guys know. I think this is going to be one of the guys that prospers under the radar.
As a comparison, Kurtis Taylor signed as a 6-2 (listed 6-3) 200 LB Athlete. As long as Roosevelt is a legitimate 6-2, rush end should be a good position for him.
As a comparison, Kurtis Taylor signed as a 6-2 (listed 6-3) 200 LB Athlete. As long as Roosevelt is a legitimate 6-2, rush end should be a good position for him.
Wow. Crazy to think Taylor was ever so small. He's really pretty freakishly big... Amazing what they can do with bodies these days.
Remember that Kurtis Taylor took a grayshirt year, so he had an extra year of lifting/conditioning before starting his eligibility and stepping onto a collegiate field.
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