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Any D1 potential in NKY 2007??

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How big is he????

 

 

My guess 5'11" 215/220.

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That's smaller than uncle's pony tail.

Tim McIntyre from Dayton. He is 6'5" 270 pounds. Runs a 4.9/5.0 Forty. Tons of potential and being recruited by Louisville, Western KY and Ivy League schools.

 

Did this player just transfer in? I can not remember any player at Dayton that remotely looks like this or even moves like this. I would think he could dominate the line of scrimmage from both sides of the ball but I surely don't remember anyone like this.

 

Great for Dayton and good luck to this young man!

Did this player just transfer in? I can not remember any player at Dayton that remotely looks like this or even moves like this. I would think he could dominate the line of scrimmage from both sides of the ball but I surely don't remember anyone like this.

 

Great for Dayton and good luck to this young man!

 

 

#75, "Big Tim" played for the last two seasons, prior to this, he hadn't played at all (ever) and was in the band...

 

he played right tackle last season on offense and DT on D... the good news is he has great size and great speed for being that big and outstanding work ethic and has showed consistant improvement. The bad news is he is still learning some finer points of the game, is very tough on himself, and I can see where someone would say he lacks a true mean streak. Obviously, he is a considerably smart kid (Ivy League) and has the brains and ability be a leader on the line. Just this year is really big for him. The last couple years there has been a senior kind of guiding him along and there "just in case." This year will show if he can be the man on the line with no one holding his hand. I have no doubt he has the ability, but he has to show the confidence. I don't know about Louisville, but I think he can definatley play at the others... Good luck Tim...

I hope all of them get to play at the next level. And that's what the senior year is for, to prove that you are good enough. Good luck to all of them, enjoy it.

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Besides Jefferson, Murray, and Gray of last year's class that are going D1, when is the last time NKY had say more than 10 kids go D1?

Besides Jefferson, Murray, and Gray of last year's class that are going D1, when is the last time NKY had say more than 10 kids go D1?

 

In one season? I'd venture to say its never happened.

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In one season? I'd venture to say its never happened.

 

I think this past year was the most D1 signees NKY has seen in a while:

 

Class of 07 signees: (D1 signees in bold)

 

Duran Jefferson/ Holmes- Kentucky

Rodney Covington/Holmes- Kentucky State

Justin Young/Holmes- Morehead State

Vince Murray/Ryle- Navy

Scott Gray/Ryle- Marshall

Evan Egan/Highlands- Georgetown

Jordan Kramer/Highlands- Georgetown

Scott Wise/Highlands- Holy Cross

Shane Popham/CCH- Wake Forest

Sam Flynn/CCH- Marian (Ind.)

Nate Kater/CCH- Heidelberg

Zak Janning/Beechwood- Georgetown

Charles Johnson/Lloyd- Eastern Kentucky

Zack Kiernan/NCC- Louisville

Chad Kleeman/SK- Bethany (W.VA)

I think this past year was the most D1 signees NKY has seen in a while:

 

Class of 07 signees: (D1 signees in bold)

 

Duran Jefferson/ Holmes- Kentucky

Rodney Covington/Holmes- Kentucky State

Justin Young/Holmes- Morehead State

Vince Murray/Ryle- Navy

Scott Gray/Ryle- Marshall

Evan Egan/Highlands- Georgetown

Jordan Kramer/Highlands- Georgetown

Scott Wise/Highlands- Holy Cross

Shane Popham/CCH- Wake Forest

Sam Flynn/CCH- Marian (Ind.)

Nate Kater/CCH- Heidelberg

Zak Janning/Beechwood- Georgetown

Charles Johnson/Lloyd- Eastern Kentucky

Zack Kiernan/NCC- Louisville

Chad Kleeman/SK- Bethany (W.VA)

 

 

Eastern isn't D1.....

Eastern isn't D1.....

 

Yes , 1AA

Eastern is D-I and ther is no designation as I-AA anymore.

Eastern is D-I and ther is no designation as I-AA anymore.

 

You are technically correct, however, it is all in the wording. There is still D1 and D1-AA just not designated that way anymore. D1 is now D1-FBS and D1-AA is D1-FCS.

I think this past year was the most D1 signees NKY has seen in a while:

 

Class of 07 signees: (D1 signees in bold)

 

Duran Jefferson/ Holmes- Kentucky

Rodney Covington/Holmes- Kentucky State

Justin Young/Holmes- Morehead State

Vince Murray/Ryle- Navy

Scott Gray/Ryle- Marshall

Evan Egan/Highlands- Georgetown

Jordan Kramer/Highlands- Georgetown

Scott Wise/Highlands- Holy Cross

Shane Popham/CCH- Wake Forest

Sam Flynn/CCH- Marian (Ind.)

Nate Kater/CCH- Heidelberg

Zak Janning/Beechwood- Georgetown

Charles Johnson/Lloyd- Eastern Kentucky

Zack Kiernan/NCC- Louisville

Chad Kleeman/SK- Bethany (W.VA)

How many of these players are actual "signees"? I see a couple that I'm pretty sure are walk ons.

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How many of these players are actual "signees"? I see a couple that I'm pretty sure are walk ons.

 

I was just saying going D1 in general. I know Duran officially signed with Kentucky as did Kiernan with Louisville but I don't know about Murray and Gray...maybe you'd know a little more about those two?

Any clue what position he plays?

 

 

He played Full Back and Middle LB last year. Also why he picked HHS, :fight: to be the best you have to play with the best!!:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

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