That is great. He won't beat SK though.

 

I don't care. I have no dog in the fight. I just know that he or his parents won't be paying for his college.

I don't care. I have no dog in the fight. I just know that he or his parents won't be paying for his college.

 

Like I said he had a rocket arm but he mihht struggle only being 6'0 wish him the best.

NewCaths Henschen has the potential to be the best at 6'6 and ran a 4.7 40.

NewCaths Henschen has the potential to be the best at 6'6 and ran a 4.7 40.

 

You realize a 4.7 40 isn't exactly blazing in college. And it also pays to be shifty. I haven't seen too many shifty 6' 6" Qb's.

That is great. He won't beat SK though.

 

You realize that has nothing to do with him and his claim as the best QB, right? That's a team thing. All the college coaches calling seem to disagree with your assessment.

My guess would be, just as many as every other team.

 

I was told they had multiple games with double digit drops.

There is no doubt that Morgan showed his arm strength last year. Can only imagine how he is going to look this year. Most teams in NKY do not have D1 caliber wide receivers and Morgan has a D1 caliber arm. Heck, most 6A schools up here are lucky to have 22 players on their team that can actually play and not be a down grade. When he throws quick slants or in a tight window and has to zip it that is when you see the drops. Sure, there are a few receivers up here that can play somewhere in college, but not enough on one ream. In my opinion his arm is just too big and is a challenge for the average high school player to catch some of his throws. Even more difficult in cold weather playoff time. Maybe Ryle should also think about running the ball more too. They have several very good running backs. I have no dog in the fight. Just one persons opinion.

WKU, Marshall, Miami

 

I am not 100% sure and probably shouldn't have said UK I just heard they came up to NCC.

You realize a 4.7 40 isn't exactly blazing in college. And it also pays to be shifty. I haven't seen too many shifty 6' 6" Qb's.

 

Only one QB at the NFL combine ran better than 4.77 in the 40. There are plenty of NFL QB's that couldn't break 4.7 if their lives depended on it. If you're a pocket, pro style QB, a 4.7 is plenty fast enough to get you some serious college looks (assuming you have the talent).

You realize a 4.7 40 isn't exactly blazing in college. And it also pays to be shifty. I haven't seen too many shifty 6' 6" Qb's.

 

For a QB it is and he is very shifty, if you were at the Danville game this past season you would have saw that because the drive that put them ahead was all him. He alluded rushers and when he ran he made guys miss.

Over the years, I have had several D1 college coaches tell me the same thing, "If you can run a 4.7 40, I have a spot on my roster for you".

4.7 is extremely fast for a qb. Quentin Baker ran 4.65 at two combines and a 10.79 100. If you have a qb that runs that fast you will be hard to beat.

At only 6'0 he is to short.

He was 6'0 as a freshmen. Scout.com from 2015 has him listed at 6'2.

He was 6'0 as a freshmen. Scout.com from 2015 has him listed at 6'2.

 

Rivals camp in Columbus last he was measured 6'0. NKYsports roster has him at 6'0 also.

Not Drew Brees but will be a D1 QB somewhere.

 

Do you want me to fill the water bottles, coach. Haha