Goose had a TD reception yesterday for TMC in their 27-0 win.

Sounds like he is already an impact player for them. Go Goose!

The TMC stats have him second in receptions at 15 and yardage at 172 and 2 TD's. He has been a starter all year. I go to all the TMC home games and this kid can really go. He seems much faster than when I seen him play at Dixie. More leaned out. I've seen him make some crazy cathes, but what catches my eye is his blocking downfield. He blocks reall well, really physical type of blocker without the ball. I'm kind of suprised he's not playing at a higher level somewhere. TMC definately got a good football player in Cohorn. Great school for him also on the education end and his future.

You can count on Goose to play hard every snap. Happy for him!

THe seems much faster than when I seen him play at Dixie. More leaned out. .

 

My man Dan Ryan at All American Athletic Training Center helped out a bit with Goose. Goose is a hard worker.

Where is AAATC? not familiar with them.

Goose definitely could have played at a higher level, but he made a great choice.

He is down about 15 lbs from his playing weight at Dixie, but the Saints aren't asking him to be on the field for every play,

and play LB on defense.

I spoke with his Dad last week & Goose (and family) are happy with staying close to home.

Where is AAATC? not familiar with them.

Erlanger, next door to Super Bowl.

Goose definitely could have played at a higher level, but he made a great choice.

He is down about 15 lbs from his playing weight at Dixie, but the Saints aren't asking him to be on the field for every play,

and play LB on defense.

I spoke with his Dad last week & Goose (and family) are happy with staying close to home.

 

Looks like he made a wise choice. He is contributing right away, and that always makes the transition easier. If he plays at the next level NAIA or DII, he would probably be a Red shirt candidate, and that can be tough thing mentally not to mention adding another potential 1/2 year of college tuition.