Muse has impressive numbers. If he can post those kind of numbers against Rockcastle's defense (Tony Saylor) in the Ray Correll bowl, I will be a believer. I wish both teams the best and will be making a trip to Somerset to see just how good Muse can be.

Muse has impressive numbers. If he can post those kind of numbers against Rockcastle's defense (Tony Saylor) in the Ray Correll bowl, I will be a believer. I wish both teams the best and will be making a trip to Somerset to see just how good Muse can be.

 

Get ready to become a believer--he is that good. As for the talk of whether he is a D-I talent or not, I think this season will give a better picture. I don't know whether he will be a D-I quarterback, the odds of that seem slim but he does have D-I athletic ability, it is just a matter of finding where it fits best. He's a great kid too.

Joe, I agree. Body type has a lot to do with D-1 considerations. At this point Chris does need to grow a little for D-1. I heard he has been to several passing camps this summer and is working on some things to improve his passing ability. While the jury is still out on the D-1 prospects, there is nothing else to be seen to show this young man is a STUD in high school. Last year I think he snuck on a bunch of teams that really had no concept of his speed from film, then had to learn the hard way on the field. Look for Muse to have a fantastic year again this year and to be in the running for Mr. Football next season.

Chris has been working hard and is a fine young man, as well.