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He will have an excellent career as a d2 back. Great young man and great work ethic.

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Chisholm visited Wofford over the weekend. He would be a perfect fit there.

Thinking Chisolm will have a good fit wherever he goes...!

Chisholm visited Wofford over the weekend. He would be a perfect fit there.

 

EKU and Murray will come calling at some point.

Your original post mentioned speed and strength. Anyway, Just wait, after Dec 1st, they’ll come calling. After early signing period in December when the 200+ guys running the 4.5 sign elsewhere, they’ll come calling. I’m convinced

 

This is in response to Fletch's post but not just directed to Fletch. How many high school RBs run a legitimate 4.5 in the 40 yrd dash? Almost none. RBs who weigh 200+ lbs and run 4.5? Even fewer. Kareem Hunt from Toledo ran a 4.62 at the NFL combine. This is not right out of high school. This was his time after 4 years in college where he developed strength, technique, and agility. We're talking the top rookie back in the NFL!

 

Do you really think a college coach expects a high school senior to run a 4.5 in the 40? Only if the kid's Dad was running the timer.

 

We have to be realistic about this stuff. 4.6X is plenty fast for a RB out of high school. Apparently, it also works in the NFL too. There aren't too many high school RBs that plant their foot and run up field better than Jake Chisholm. He doesn't waste a lot of movement. He sees an opening, plants his foot, and shoots through to open field.

They should have rested the starters against Dixie.

 

Ankle turned in late 1st/early 2nd qtr. against Dixie while the game was still competitive. IMO, rolling an ankle has little relationship to 42 carries the week before against SK.

He will have an excellent career as a d2 back. Great young man and great work ethic.

 

He will be vey successful at the D1 level.

New update on Chisholm: he’s been offered by Dayton. He’s also be offered PWOs at WKU and UC.

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