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Breandon Johnson (Holmes High School) Sophmore Highlights! #74

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Looks like a very good athlete and has the size to really make a mark this year. Just one suggestion, the movement or (special effects) done before he makes a block or hit needs to go, very hard to actually see the block when the video swings 90 degrees, hard to follow the player highlighted. But beyond that, looks like a great lineman.

A lot of potential and I hear he is really working hard this off season. Very strong young man. Definitely a player to watch.

Tried to watch this video.. the "special effects" make it impossible to see the actual play. From what I could see he looks like he gets in a pretty good 3 point stance. Can't gather much more info from that mess. Anyone got a video that doesn't shake and jump around?

 

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Agreed, too much "show time" in that video. Luckily I'll have a chance to see him live this year, looking forward to it.

Has to stay motivated and disciplined.

 

Watched him play youth football in the BCPWFL for a couple years (my son played on his team). At the time he didn't work real hard (really didn't have to either) but at times was completely dominant. Other times, though he took a lot of plays off, and was completely invisible and had some discipline issues. Always thought he could be one of the best if his work ethic improved, and from it sounds like, it has.

 

Watched him play youth football in the BCPWFL for a couple years (my son played on his team). At the time he didn't work real hard (really didn't have to either) but at times was completely dominant. Other times, though he took a lot of plays off, and was completely invisible and had some discipline issues. Always thought he could be one of the best if his work ethic improved, and from it sounds like, it has.

 

I've also seen him play and know guys who've coached him. The only thing that could hold him back from a college offer is injury, or himself.

Last year against Highlands he lined up at fullback about every play he can move for a bigboy. I don't remember seeing make any plays against SK the son was in my eyes that game till they called it at half.

Probably needs a mentor. Has size and some skills but he needs to show them when going up against like competition. Easy to look good when you can just bull-rush someone you outweigh. Of course, these kids start out at a disadvantage to begin with and add the fact that head coaches don't seem to stay around much at Holmes. I'm kind of surprised he's not playing for a different school if he's that good. These diamonds in the rough at Holmes do need a little extra help if for anything else, to show them that effort and hard work on the field and in the classroom can open up so many doors if they're just willing to take that first step through.

Nevels will help keep the Bulldogs on track. I would love for my son to play for him.

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