Hey snote did you get to visit with Jake and Brian?
Hey snote did you get to visit with Jake and Brian?
i did not make the banquet (sp?)..Originally posted by Turbine
Hey snote did you get to visit with Jake and Brian?
Could we be seeing the next M.Vick? And playing in the vermillion and white. Awesome! Simply Awesome!!
BigRagoo posted the visits for the weekend on another thread,but Alley Broussard is visiting other schools;Tech& Nothwestern.Tech is convincing prop kids that they can get them eligible in their quarter system,so look for them to get a few kids that are props.
The Cajuns are still recruiting three QB's',John Ehert DWayne Bannister 6-0,190 4.5,Jesuit Conner Morel 6-2,190 4.8,and STM Jeff TadFord 6-3,215 4.6 .Bannister is considered a UL lean and might not play QB.TadFord has told other schools that he wants to come to UL,but visited ULM on the 17th.Morel visited the Cajuns this weekend,but is the one out of this group that does not really fit the mold of QB in Bustle's system.
Landry DB Jarmaul George is still considering the Cajuns,but I don't know if the Cajuns will offer.He is a prop candidate and any large school listed as a visit is wishful thinking.His choices will be from state schools and if UL offers him.
Guru,
The big ragoo thinks that Connor Morel and Tatford will both end up being Cajuns. Derek Morel, Connor's brother, is a walk-on player for the Cajuns right now. Connor really likes UL and the coaches. Don't be surprised to see him commit this weekend to be able to play alongside his brother.
The big ragoo has not heard anything about Tatford even visiting UL with the football team. The big ragoo has heard that Tatford has been offered basically a full ride in baseball at UL, and will be given the opportunity to play football if he desires. That would save the Cajuns a football scholarship until Tatford stepped onto the field for the Cajuns in a regular season football game. Bannister seems to be the guy left out in the cold due to numbers.
Anyone else see Ally Broussard at the game?
ragoo, what are morel's strong points? he appears a tad slow for the offense we want to install.
Hey Ragoo, who do we throw the ball at next season other than Fred Stamps? Thinking about it, it seems like our receivers dropped a lot of passes. I saw one of our littlist WRs drop a wide open TD pass. In all fairness he did come back in that same game and get a big reception over the middle. I'm wondering if the coaching staff has a cure for this dropittis? The Destin will volunteer to hit golf balls at the receivers, if they learn to catch them they can surely catch footballs. :o
The Destin will volunteer to hit golf balls at the receivers, if they learn to catch them they can surely catch footballs. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
After all it's only a pitching wedge punch from goal line to goal line, right Des?
Z.
Maybe Destin didn't have such a good idea. While distance is no problem, direction is. The receivers might have to go after balls in the parking lot, the press box, concession stands, etc.
The Big Des is still shankin' 'em, heh!??Originally posted by DestinCajun
Maybe Destin didn't have such a good idea. While distance is no problem, direction is. The receivers might have to go after balls in the parking lot, the press box, concession stands, etc.
"The big ragoo has not heard anything about Tatford even visiting UL with the football team. The big ragoo has heard that Tatford has been offered basically a full ride in baseball at UL, and will be given the opportunity to play football if he desires."
Ragoo,Tadford has taken several unofficial visits already,as has Broussard.Neither really need to take an official visit.Tadford has been offered, the decision is his to make.As for Bannister,he and Holmes are much alike and can ply either WR or DB.They both have good speed and the Cajuns are short on WR's at this point.Morel is a good kid,but I think he is a level below either of those kid in ability.Just my opinion.How did Lamar Morgans visit go?
Sam Houston star leads West to all-star win
01/26/2003
By RICK KRETZSCHMAR / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS – Devin Williams said he wanted to run more in the Coca-Cola High School Football All-Star Game on Saturday. Instead, Williams was asked to pass more.
Williams did that better than anyone.
Williams, an Arlington Sam Houston product, had 154 total yards in leading the West over the East, 17-7, before 500 spectators at the Birdville Fine Arts and Athletic Complex. Williams had 132 yards passing, including a 46-yard strike to Mansfield's Toney Coleman. This set up an 8-yard touchdown run by Williams that put the West up for good at 14-7 with 2:43 left in the third quarter.
Keller's Rob Park also had a good game, throwing for 116 yards, including a second-quarter 10-yard touchdown pass to Grand Prairie's Devin Lowery for the game's first points. Williams won Most Valuable Player honors, capping a big week for him. Williams orally committed to Louisiana-Lafayette on Wednesday.
Milton Hinnant / DMN
Charlie Jefferson, a wide receiver for Denton Ryan, has the ball knocked away by Tommy Devereaux (right) of Duncanville.
"Our plan was to throw because their defensive backs weren't that good," Williams said. "This is the best week of my life. I was relaxed. I wasn't trying to pick a school."
Both teams had to pass because neither ground game was effective. The West held the East to 10 rushing yards, while the West was held to 13 yards.
The West stymied the East's passing game in the second half with four interceptions. Denton's Lonzo Brice and Denton Ryan's Rashid Washington each had two interceptions.
"They were running slants and deep posts. We were ready for the deep posts each time," Brice said. "I've played with Rashid since we were in Pee Wee football. It's like family."
Duncanville's Erick Jackson and Plano East's Terrence Wheatley had interceptions for the East. This was the first time a winner was decided in this game, after last season's inaugural game ended in a 14-14 tie. Proceeds from the game benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters of North Texas.
GAME SUMMARY
West—Devin Lowery 10 pass from Rob Park (Chris Manfredini kick)
East—Alex Woodley 3 run (Tristan Blagg kick)
West—Devin Williams 8 run (Manfredini kick)
West—Manfredini 22 FG
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Rushing: West—Devin Williams 10-22, Omarr Johnson 2-14, Kevin Lenford 2-6, Charlie Jefferson 1-5, Jordan Spence 2-4, Allan Stone 2-2, Phillip Daugherty 4-(-15), Rob Park 2-(-25). East—Vince Chukwukelu 4-11, Zach Paul 4-9, Damon Carruthers 1-8, Taylor Carter 9-3, Tommy Devereaux 1-(-1), Alex Woodley 4-(-2), Arnel Rolfe 7-(-18).
Passing: West—Devin Williams 6-11-0-132, Rob Park 10-14-0-116, Phillip Daugherty 1-9-2-12. East—Taylor Carter 7-22-3-103, Arnel Rolfe 4-10-1-51.
Receiving: West—Andrew Hansen 3-66, Toney Coleman 3-63, Devin Lowery 3-31, Anthony Alexander 2-56, Lonzo Brice 2-11, Charlie Jefferson 1-18, Jordan Spence 1-12, Victor Franco 1-8, Omarr Johnson 1-(-5). East—Tommy Devereaux 3-54, Bobby Chase 3-54, Ryan Gregg 2-18, Zach Paul 2-17, Derron Black 1-11.
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