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Tate Nichols From Ryle

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Congrats to Tate. I would guess he will redshirt his frosh year and work on strength and speed. That progress will determine where he ends up. As of now, he appears to be a better blocker than receiver, but regardless, a great honor to have 4 D-1 offers during your junior year. Best wishes to Tate, but take it easy on the Rebels :D

Is the million dollar question.........

 

He definetly has the size but honestly I'm not sure he really has the skills to play at any of those schools..[/QUOTE]

 

 

He is a Solid 6'7 or 6'8 240, moves good, has good footwork, and has soft hands.

 

Kid can def. play D1 football and will prolly be moved to and Offensive Tackle

Stanford just pulled off one of their best classes ever. There is definitely some positive mojo going on there.

Stanford has offered several kids from Kentucky of late. I am not sure these young men really understand the prestige of going to and graduating from Stanford University. It is the Harvard of the West who happens to play Division I football in the PAC 10.

 

A scholarship to Stanford has got to be worth nearly $300,000 if a player were to be redshirted during his stay. A degree from this university is worth millions over the course of a lifetime for a young man. The doors that are opened with a degree from this university cannot even be measured.

 

One of these kids from Kentucky who is getting an offer from Stanford needs to jump all over it. It will pay huge dividends in the student athletes future after college.

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