Those came about due to his summer camps. Ryle's offense does not do much to prepare a QB for college football. Some high schools do. Some do not.

You are not very educated on recruiting. Do you really believe they are going to offer a kid based on what he does out of pads? Ask any college coach that recruits, and they will tell you their performance on friday nights is the number one factor. All of the Division 1 schools that offered Conner Hempel were in attendance at one of his high school football games and evaluated film extensively while he competed on the football field. Camps do help but a lot of guys can throw well in a non-contact situation. In Ryle's offense in three years, he probably threw for 35 td's and ran for 20. Whether you believe he should have thrown for more or not, those plays he made on Friday nights determined his scholarship offer from those schools. Vanderbilt was extremely close in offering, as well, and they were in attendance also at one of his games.

Will have to follow this young man. Sounds like he is in line to continue the recent troop of top NKY quarterbacks. What are his prospects for size? Any height in the family?

You are not very educated on recruiting. Do you really believe they are going to offer a kid based on what he does out of pads? Ask any college coach that recruits, and they will tell you their performance on friday nights is the number one factor. All of the Division 1 schools that offered Conner Hempel were in attendance at one of his high school football games and evaluated film extensively while he competed on the football field. Camps do help but a lot of guys can throw well in a non-contact situation. In Ryle's offense in three years, he probably threw for 35 td's and ran for 20. Whether you believe he should have thrown for more or not, those plays he made on Friday nights determined his scholarship offer from those schools. Vanderbilt was extremely close in offering, as well, and they were in attendance also at one of his games.

 

 

Happens all the time in the area look no further than Zeke Pike. The back-up qb for Trinity has offers for qb and he has yet to play on Fridays.

You are not very educated on recruiting. Do you really believe they are going to offer a kid based on what he does out of pads? Ask any college coach that recruits, and they will tell you their performance on friday nights is the number one factor. All of the Division 1 schools that offered Conner Hempel were in attendance at one of his high school football games and evaluated film extensively while he competed on the football field. Camps do help but a lot of guys can throw well in a non-contact situation. In Ryle's offense in three years, he probably threw for 35 td's and ran for 20. Whether you believe he should have thrown for more or not, those plays he made on Friday nights determined his scholarship offer from those schools. Vanderbilt was extremely close in offering, as well, and they were in attendance also at one of his games.

 

Camps and combines are a far bigger part of recruiting than you think. Clearly, you are the one who doesn't know much about recruiting. Camps and combines are how kids get initial exposure. If I am not I mistaken Drew Barker from Conner received multiple offers based upon his camps performance. Many of his offers came before the schools even saw him in game action. The and like double deuce mentioned, trinity backup has offers without playing in a game.

 

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Camps and combines are a far bigger part of recruiting than you think. Clearly, you are the one who doesn't know much about recruiting. Camps and combines are how kids get initial exposure. If I am not I mistaken Drew Barker from Conner received multiple offers based upon his camps performance. Many of his offers came before the schools even saw him in game action

 

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You are correct on offering before they saw him play a game.

This is a classic case of a young man getting press through self promotion in today's Internet age. One of the best in the country? Please- not even the best 8th grade QB in northern ky. Maybe 3rd best in N Ky in fact. Give me Vonhandorf first and the Racke kid second.

Kid has a good arm and knows the game but Dad (who coaches in the Union system) is as much responsible for the hype as anything.

Great job Dad! We will see who ends up being the best. I know for certain, not many young men are going to out work, out study, out film-study or out lift Tanner Morgan.

You are not very educated on recruiting. Do you really believe they are going to offer a kid based on what he does out of pads? Ask any college coach that recruits, and they will tell you their performance on friday nights is the number one factor. All of the Division 1 schools that offered Conner Hempel were in attendance at one of his high school football games and evaluated film extensively while he competed on the football field. Camps do help but a lot of guys can throw well in a non-contact situation. In Ryle's offense in three years, he probably threw for 35 td's and ran for 20. Whether you believe he should have thrown for more or not, those plays he made on Friday nights determined his scholarship offer from those schools. Vanderbilt was extremely close in offering, as well, and they were in attendance also at one of his games.

Funniest thing I've read today. Wow.

I have seen VonHandorf and he has a bright future imo...

Camps and combines are a far bigger part of recruiting than you think. Clearly, you are the one who doesn't know much about recruiting. Camps and combines are how kids get initial exposure. If I am not I mistaken Drew Barker from Conner received multiple offers based upon his camps performance. Many of his offers came before the schools even saw him in game action. The and like double deuce mentioned, trinity backup has offers without playing in a game.

 

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That is exactely what I said in the old thread about Durham from Campbell Co. I was of course ridiculed by some saying that wasn't true, but camps and combines are the #1 tool to get a kid noticed hands down.

Great job Dad! We will see who ends up being the best. I know for certain, not many young men are going to out work, out study, out film-study or out lift Tanner Morgan.

 

 

Lets see Racke has already played Freshmen Football and the Morgan kid?

 

Vonhandorf is good enough to be playing varsity basketball this season for VMA and the Morgan Kid?

 

Seems like the other two kids will have a ton more HS experience than Morgan has and you know that Morgan will out work them, out study them and out perform them, how?

Lets see Racke has already played Freshmen Football and the Morgan kid?

 

Vonhandorf is good enough to be playing varsity basketball this season for VMA and the Morgan Kid?

 

Seems like the other two kids will have a ton more HS experience than Morgan has and you know that Morgan will out work them, out study them and out perform them, how?

 

Yes, he was both the 8th grade and Frosh qb this year.

You are not very educated on recruiting. Do you really believe they are going to offer a kid based on what he does out of pads? Ask any college coach that recruits, and they will tell you their performance on friday nights is the number one factor. All of the Division 1 schools that offered Conner Hempel were in attendance at one of his high school football games and evaluated film extensively while he competed on the football field. Camps do help but a lot of guys can throw well in a non-contact situation. In Ryle's offense in three years, he probably threw for 35 td's and ran for 20. Whether you believe he should have thrown for more or not, those plays he made on Friday nights determined his scholarship offer from those schools. Vanderbilt was extremely close in offering, as well, and they were in attendance also at one of his games.

 

 

I'm well aware of who was interested in Conner. However, Conner got interest during the summer when schools could see him throw different throws and check out his size and arm strength. They could not see that very much during the Ryle season because of Ryle's grade-school level passing game. Conner had some nice weapons on that team including a big TE and a running back plus good athletes at the skill position. They weren't used properly from a passing game perspective. Yes, it worked for Ryle overall and they had a nice season and did well. However, any one that watches football can tell you that Ryle simply does not prepare a qb for college. Conner struggled when he got to Harvard because of his lack of training in reading defenses and having progressions to go through. He simply wasn't prepared. However, hard work, smarts, and diligence allowed him to overcome that and he's where he is now.

 

You're obviously a fan of and/or very close to Bryson. I get it. Bryson is taking some hits on here. You want to defend him. You should be commended for your loyalty to him. However, said loyalty has you with your head in a place that makes you unprepared to make a proper evaluation of him when it comes to preparing quarterbacks. That's not debatable.

 

Maybe Bryson changes his offensive philosophy soon and brings his offense into "modern times." He can't hang his hat and his success on a Travis Elliott anymore. They'll either change their ways or die on the vine like they did this season.

Camps and combines are a far bigger part of recruiting than you think. Clearly, you are the one who doesn't know much about recruiting. Camps and combines are how kids get initial exposure. If I am not I mistaken Drew Barker from Conner received multiple offers based upon his camps performance. Many of his offers came before the schools even saw him in game action. The and like double deuce mentioned, trinity backup has offers without playing in a game.

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Before any Division 1 school signs a high school quarterback, they will have certainly seen film on him in competition or been to a game. That is the one position they cannot get wrong. They may offer at a camp but that offer only holds up if they perform at a high level on friday night which most likely they have already seen.

Before any Division 1 school signs a high school quarterback, they will have certainly seen film on him in competition or been to a game. That is the one position they cannot get wrong. They may offer at a camp but that offer only holds up if they perform at a high level on friday night which most likely they have already seen.

 

After the offer, when they come to a game it is more for recruiting than evaluation.

Before any Division 1 school signs a high school quarterback, they will have certainly seen film on him in competition or been to a game. That is the one position they cannot get wrong. They may offer at a camp but that offer only holds up if they perform at a high level on friday night which most likely they have already seen.

 

If believing that makes you feel better, then by all means...

 

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