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Gage Tucker OL Scott High School Class Of 2017

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I remember Gage well then. Best of luck to the young man!

Thanks !! Means a great deal !! He and his family appreciates your positive support !!

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Thanks !! Means a great deal !! He and his family appreciates your positive support !!

 

What year did his dad graduate from Scott?

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What year did his dad graduate from Scott?

1995

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Gage Tucker has been contacted by University of Louisville and Lindsey Wilson for a Game day visit this season. Both programs have shown much attention as of late. He had a good visit with Louisville back in June at lineman camp.

Sounds like a young junior like my junior. Look forward to seeing him on Fri night.

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Gage Tucker got the only Touchdown for the game on a defensive strip and ran 45 yards for the Eagles to win over Newcath tonight. He got mvp of the Skyline game !!

He made a heads up play that made a huge difference in the game. Nice play for his highlight reel.

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He made a heads up play that made a huge difference in the game. Nice play for his highlight reel.

 

Yes sir ! Hopefully there will be more for him this year and next !! Thanks !!

You don't have to have a 25+ on the ACT nor do you HAVE to have a 3.5 GPA. Just an FYI.

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You don't have to have a 25+ on the ACT nor do you HAVE to have a 3.5 GPA. Just an FYI.

 

That is good information . He has not taken the ACT as of yet. He is a good student .

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Gage Tucker was just contacted this evening and invited to a game day visit and a meet and greet at the university of Tennessee .

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The contacts and game day invites are starting to increase for Gage. The university of Bucknell reached out yesterday. He has had 4 D1 schools , and an NAIA school reach out .

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Gage went to Louisville last Saturday as a 2017 prospect visit and was mentioned in the Louisville courier journal and on Scout. He will be attending Lindsey Wilson this Saturday. Still no offers.

Gage went to Louisville last Saturday as a 2017 prospect visit and was mentioned in the Louisville courier journal and on Scout. He will be attending Lindsey Wilson this Saturday. Still no offers.

 

Enjoy the ride.

Div 1 football is so hard, and you have to be an elite athlete to make it to that level. This is just constructive stuff that Mr. Tucker must work on in order to reach Div. level status. First is his height, ( you can't really work on that I realize this, hope he grows taller ) but at 6-1 you have to be a donate, and or exceptional player in order to get serious looks from Div 1 schools. upper body strength, I under stand he's only 15, but he must be benching over 425 his senior year, he's already over 3 bills with his body wt.. Lastly and most importantly is this young mans foot work, it's simple not there, and maybe it will come, over the next few seasons, I think Mr. Tucker looks more like a Div 2 or NAIA player with his current skill set. Best of luck to this young man, but size isn't the beat all end all, his overall athleticism must improve big time to be considered as serious D 1 prospect. Best of luck to Mr. Tucker in the next few years though. :thumb:

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