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Dakota Euton

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Can somone post a recent picture of Dakotah? I found one on the internet, but this was when he was 6-4 and in the 7th grade. I heard that his dream was to attend Duke... is that still there?

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Can somone post a recent picture of Dakotah? I found one on the internet, but this was when he was 6-4 and in the 7th grade. I heard that his dream was to attend Duke... is that still there?

 

The Duke thing is completely blown out of proportion. I think any high school freshman would be honored to be recruited by Duke but there are several schools he likes.

Can somone post a recent picture of Dakotah? I found one on the internet, but this was when he was 6-4 and in the 7th grade. I heard that his dream was to attend Duke... is that still there?
I would say that if Dakotah wants to go to Duke, he has as good a shot as anybody three years from now. He's already drawing plenty of attention from D1-A schools, and he's still growing and will fill out a lot between now and his senior season.

 

Below is an artist's rendering of just how big Dakotah could be in three years. #1 on the left is 6' 4" and #52 is 6' 9"... :eek: :eek: :eek:

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Really BIG... :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'm just messin' around SSF. Euton is currently around 6' 8" and is only a freshmnan. Some of us believe he might have another couple of vertical inches left to go before he tops out around 6' 10". Even if he has hit the ceiling on upward growth, he certainly has plenty of room to fill out and get stronger, which will result in one of the biggest and strongest bodies to come out of Kentucky in a long time. Barring anything tragic, this kid is practically assured a major D-1 ride, and if he grows another couple of inches, perhaps a trip to the big show.

 

Only time (and lots of hard work) will tell.

I would say that if Dakotah wants to go to Duke, he has as good a shot as anybody three years from now. He's already drawing plenty of attention from D1-A schools, and he's still growing and will fill out a lot between now and his senior season.

 

Below is an artist's rendering of just how big Dakotah could be in three years. #1 on the left is 6' 4" and #52 is 6' 9"... :eek: :eek: :eek:

If he grows as big as in the picture - Ill pay to see a 5 against 1 wrestling match with the coaching staff.

The Duke thing is completely blown out of proportion. I think any high school freshman would be honored to be recruited by Duke but there are several schools he likes.

 

Wish in one hand and spit in the other. See which fills up first.

Yes... well, the picture that I saw he was bones, but that was in 7th grade.
He's grown up and out since then. Below is a legit photo from the first of the season. #52 is 6' 9" and about 240 lbs. Dakotah is 6' 8" and about 225 or so.

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If he grows as big as in the picture - Ill pay to see a 5 against 1 wrestling match with the coaching staff.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

As long as there's no Jello involved... :scared:

If he grows as big as in the picture - Ill pay to see a 5 against 1 wrestling match with the coaching staff.

 

I know one who will be an early tap out.

How about "North"?

WHO ?

 

Top row far left as your facing.

No way Coach Thompson bails early... he lives for bone crushing contact.

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