David Rose Commits - former Toledo commit.*
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this was tweeted by goldandblack.com and posted on it's home page, maybe you missed it.
Congratulations to 2015 DB David Rose on his commitment to Purdue University
Congratulations to 2015 DB David Rose on his commitment to Purdue University
That tweet was from his High School, Gold and Black just retweeted it. Come on now....work on the twitter game! ha
Yes you're right, especially about me working on my twitter game. I don't see Brian retweeting something that he doesn't totally believe to be true. He is extra cautious about things like that.
Mahi Mahi...since for some unknown reason you've decided to turn this thread into announcing one's favorite catch of the day.
This young man should help Purdue! He has 4.4 speed and is tough in coverage. A converted wide receiver, he may be better at that position than some that Purdue currently has on the roster...
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Certainly hope so, but the lack of interest from other power 5 schools is concerning
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The two stars have been the ones playing early. Howard, Danny E, Greg Phillips, Hart. Knox has been talked up by coaches and players.
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That's what two stars do. They need developed and appears some are on the verge
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I get that. We don't know what Phillips and hart are. Just because they played doesn't mean they played well.
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He's doesn't run a 4.4 40, guaranteed. Everybody says they run a 4.4....it's a myth. The most highly rated college prospects at the skill positions are running in the 4.5-4.75 range at most,in electronically timed 40's. In fact, there's only a few guys every year that have gone to an NFL combine and have run a 4.4 or less...it's actually pretty rare. High School coaches and players exaggerate their height,weight and speed all the time. In reality, he probably runs a 4.6-4.7 which is still plenty fast.
For comparison, Frankie Williams is fast, but his electronically timed 40's at camps: Low 4.42.. Average 4.53...High 4.64
This post was edited on 12/21 6:52 PM by uncleboiler
For comparison, Frankie Williams is fast, but his electronically timed 40's at camps: Low 4.42.. Average 4.53...High 4.64
This post was edited on 12/21 6:52 PM by uncleboiler
