GoldenHerbs
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John Clay has nothing on this guy:
He committed to Hawaii
http://nesn.com/2013/02/350-pound-r...ssive-highlight-reel-commits-to-hawaii-video/
Go Gophers!!
Yep, he's got the makings of a nice nose tackle.Not surprising. Doubtful he stays in the backfield in college but a 350 lbs guy with good agility should be able to find a home on one of the lines.
Yep, he's got the makings of a nice nose tackle.
This is sooooo wrong!
If I was on defense I would bring a folding chair on the field and hit him with it. This guy has awesome feet. Check out the suttle movements he makes in the back field before he hits the line of scrimmage.
He is very nimble for his size and does have great feet, but I sincerely doubt he weighs anything close to 350. He looks huge because most of the kids he's playing against are likely in the 160-180 range. I would guess he actually weighs somewhere between 280 and 300 - mostly because his weight consists primarily of fat and not muscle.
He committed to Hawaii
http://nesn.com/2013/02/350-pound-r...ssive-highlight-reel-commits-to-hawaii-video/
Go Gophers!!
Can he kick?
At 350, maybe I could try out. But then again, has any college ever given a scholarship to a 68 year old?
It may have changed but I know at one point you had 6 years of eligibility from the date you took your first college class. So if you didn't go to college you might still have eligibility left. As for anyone giving a scholarship to a 68 year old....going to go out on a limb and say it has never happened on the athletic side at least but who knows maybe someone can dig something up.
It may have changed but I know at one point you had 6 years of eligibility from the date you took your first college class. So if you didn't go to college you might still have eligibility left. As for anyone giving a scholarship to a 68 year old....going to go out on a limb and say it has never happened on the athletic side at least but who knows maybe someone can dig something up.