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PRP's Newman getting some attention from NCAA elite.

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I can tell you you guys this...ND was his CLEAR choice all along. UK was second. BN developed a good relationship with Joker...and Joker was the ONLY reason BN didnt commit sooner. After UK, it was Ole Miss and Stanford. UL was never in contention...At the end of the day, BN liked everything ND had to offer...From athletics to academics. Plus he is ideal for the nose in the 3-4. Coach Wolfe's system is very similar to what Brown runs at ND to that transition will be a good fit as well.

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Is he that good right now or does he just have the size, strength, and speed? Where does he play and what scheme does PRP run.

Is he that good right now or does he just have the size, strength, and speed? Where does he play and what scheme does PRP run.

He is that good and is only going to get better. He is a physical specimen. He is 6'1" and about 310lbs. He is probably the strongest kid in the state. He benched 365lbs and squatted 600lbs + as a SOPHMORE. He is a 3.9 student and a heckava young man. He has worked all winter on his speed and agility.

 

He plays nose-guard in a 3-4 at PRP. They same thing ND recruited him for. He is the ideal nose in the 3-4, which was another reason he chose ND.

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