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MosesHallDeadPot94

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10:16a, 12/19/23

Use him for short yardage like Baylor did a few years ago with 6'7" LaQuan McGowan

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In reply to Madmarttigan • 11:12a, 12/19/23

Madmarttigan said:
Holding.

But seriously I doubt the kid moves nearly fast enough to play OL.

Keep him away from the Dairy Queen and shuck some of that blubber and he might be able to play. Right now he is slow and only good for high school ball as an intimidating factor. I hope A&M doesn't waste a scholarship on him

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11:17a, 12/19/23

Too much weight in the wrong places. would need a solid S &C program to probably add muscle and just in general trim a bit off to try to get faster.

Big human. plenty of major programs would take on this project due to the potential alone.

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In reply to Scotty Appleton • 11:18a, 12/19/23

AG

Scotty Appleton said:
Madmarttigan said:
Holding.

But seriously I doubt the kid moves nearly fast enough to play OL.

There is a diminishing return on size and as he goes up against physically mature and faster players he will have trouble at that weight.

There is a reason most of the top shelf OT's have maxed at 6-4 - 6-6 & 320ish for the past decade. At a certain point that extra mass/muscle works against you in physical sports like football, fighting, etc.

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