Purdue pro day

[PaBoiler78]

and for a bad team, using him for the last 4 or 5 wasn't going to change our record. Monterrosso's frosh year was a total waste on a good prospect.

 

[nat100]

Originally posted by PaBoiler78:

and for a bad team, using him for the last 4 or 5 wasn't going to change our record. Monterrosso's frosh year was a total waste on a good prospect.

This year was bad too as i dont think he played a snap until Nebraska and then only played in one other game.

 

[boiler17]

Originally posted by nat100:

Originally posted by PaBoiler78:

and for a bad team, using him for the last 4 or 5 wasn't going to change our record. Monterrosso's frosh year was a total waste on a good prospect.

This year was bad too as i dont think he played a snap until Nebraska and then only played in one other game.

They all frusterate me. Henry's tweet about putting players in a position to succeed that they believe in, and how that collectively motivates guys is my main concern.

Specifically to Monteroso, I dont know much more about him, than Cottom or Dolapo. I would posit anyone not on or coaching the team wouldnt know much more about why those guys play. But the staff hyped Dolapo and Monteroso a lot before the 2014 and 2013 seasons respectively. They called Monteroso the best wideout on the team and said he was impersonating an all big ten receiver. Then waste his years like that. Most of the things the coaching staff says in the preseason are completely absent from the actual season. Thats what gets me.