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LexCath's Marcelis Logan offered by Akron

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Lexington Catholic RB/WR Marcelis Logan (2014) was offered by Akron after attending an Ohio State camp last week. First of many for Marcelis I think. One of the most under the radar players in the state who I think is in for a BIG year this season. [video=youtube;AntJ7Ee_-A4]

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And before someone says anything that 4.28 forty it talks about in the video was hand timed at that combine. Kid has run in the 4.3s hand timed before. At an ESPN SPARQ combine he was laser timed at 4.53 so I think its fair to say he actually is a low 4.5 high 4.4 guy legitimately. For a high school senior that is still blazing

Kid has legit wheels. He's one of the true faster kids in KY.

This is a great example of a kid who does all of the necessary work needed to play at the next level. Having watched pretty much every LexCath/Boyle game of the last 6-7 years I can say that I have seen him play as a freshman in the freshman game but that he hasn't been a stud during any of the varsity games. I know he has yet to take over the first string role due to talent being ahead of him but it is refreshing to see that despite the opportunity to truly shine at the varsity level he still put in the work needed and has received his first offer and a good one at that. I look forward to seeing him play this season. It is now his time to shine.

 

Good luck, Marcelis.

 

 

As the son of Marc Logan he does have some good football DNA running through his veins and that helps also.

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Let's put his speed this way. In a football program that has included Winston Guy All-SEC and NFL defensive back, John Logan SEC WR (Marcelis's cousin), Oba Wilson sprinter at Clemson and playing football at WKU this year, Ben Revere fastest man in the MLB, and Cornell Burbage another D1 receiver Marcelis's 40 is the best time on the school's all time list. Hasn't run track the last couple years but if he decides to run as a senior I'd bet money on him winning state.

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An interesting note to me is the streak of players wearing #1 for Catholic. Since John Logan every player who has worn it has had the opportunity to play D1 football. Logan at UK, Burbage at New Mexico State (before he messed that up), Wilson is playing for WKU this year, Adam Bush had a scholarship to WKU before blowing out his knee in an All-star game, and now Marcelis. I wonder if any other school has ever had a streak of players like that for a number. Who ever wears it after Logan's graduation will have quite a legacy to keep up.

You cant teach his kind of speed. But he needs to develop as a contributor. Be more physical and find a way to stay on the field. He will have opportunities because of his natural speed and his lineage. Congrats to the young man.

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Add an offer by Kent State for Marcelis. Congrats to him

That's still moving on I don't care if its hand timed or not.

Those Logan boys always seem to be pretty fast! Congrats on the Offer, LC needs to bring home another title soon!

What is the relation to the LC Logan that played at Michigan?

What is the relation to the LC Logan that played at Michigan?

 

It's Mark Logan's son. That played at UK.

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Actually Brandon Logan who played at Michigan as well as John Logan who played at UK are Marcelis' cousins. Marcelis dad is former UK star and 10 year NFL runningback and champ Mark Logan

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