SportsForLife -

 

I think you're right about Breeding - most of the interest so far comes from 1 AA Colleges (according to my daughter, who knows his sister), mostly interested in him at LB. Had Unofficials to UK, Cincinnati, Georgetown in 2005, but "dozens" of letters, etc., from 1 AA schools.

 

He's really sort of a tweener - 6'2" is just a little too short for TE, 4.7 is just a little too slow for WR. If he grows another inch and gains 15 pounds or so, he should get a lot of interest at TE, from the 1 AA schools at least. Still going to be a very good HS Sr. TE in 2006, IMO, which is what the thread was about.

If he can catch the ball, at 6'2" another inch or two won't keep big schools from looking at him. I think now of days people expect you to have size like a super human in order to play the position of TE or lineman in big time college football. He sounds like a great athlete. 6'2" is pretty tall when you think about it. Plus he makes up for it with his 30 some inch vertical that was listed above.

You're thinking of Slusher at Bell. He's about 6'4", 235, and has about a 35" vertical. Real D1 size and a good athelete all-around.

 

Breeding is 6'2", 205, and has about a 30" vertical. Good speed, great hands, getting more looks at LB than at TE, but still a good athelete.

 

Both Slusher and Breeding are still growing, by all accounts.

I know this Slusher kid personally, and I am telling you, he has all the tools. Now what will he do with them? He has the potential to top some recruiting lists, I promise you that. :thumb:

Justin Khors