My high school just won the 2A state championship here in Iowa and helping them do it was a Wisconsin transplant named Juan Harris, 6' 4" 365 pound. He's just a sophomore who played the whole game showing some nice moves on both offensive and defensive lines. Here he forced the QB into throwing and int!!
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That should be illegal.
Pretty sure it is.
The QB lived.
Juan is a BIG boy!
I'm glad there weren't guys that big when I played ball in school. The only guys close to 6' were all skinny receivers, and the guys that were 'heavy' (160-170) were linemen, or the occassional LB. There were a few schools that had maybe 1 fat kid, and usually played C or NT. I played FB at 150, for cryin' out loud!
I'd hate to think what guys in the 200's could've done to me, much less a boy this size...
16 and 360 lbs. That sounds healthy.
The kid GB needs to keep an eye on is LB Scooby Wright out of Arizona. Tedy Bruschi 2.0.
Wright will have to come out early if we want him, he's not due to grad until 2017.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPiIkl4TWgI
I really hope the Packers are paying no attention whatsoever to any high school athlete. Glad to see a kid from your old high school is really big, but this has nothing to do with the Pack.
Harris is a class of 2017 college prospect so he's still pretty young. At 350+ lbs, it's no wonder he's dominating the HS football scene. He had better get control of his weight before he eats himself out of football all together.
Wright will have to come out early if we want him, he's not due to grad until 2017.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPiIkl4TWgI
Not sure what he's going to do... Homerism aside, he's got a great story. He was a 2-star player coming out of California a few years back. Nobody on the west coast wanted him and he's turned himself into a pretty good football player at UA. I'm not sure how he will perform at the combine but my guess is probably not too well. The kid can play ball though.
16 and 360 lbs. That sounds healthy.
Yup.. he probably wont live to see the NFL draft
Pakrz, your description of Scooby sounds like what Ted likes: go for the ballplayers, ignore the measurables. He did that with Jennings, Linsley, Nelson.... I still remember being stunned that he took Nelson in the second round. Shows what I know.
Timmy....keep your fantasies about high school kids out of this forum please.
Hateful.
You have fantasies about rooting for a competitive Big 10 football team, yet we still let you post here....
quote:The kid GB needs to keep an eye on is LB Scooby Wright out of Arizona.
They were competitive with Wisconsin yesterdayquote:You have fantasies about rooting for a competitive Big 10 football team,
Nice bosoms
Juan is a BIG boy!
I'm glad there weren't guys that big when I played ball in school. The only guys close to 6' were all skinny receivers, and the guys that were 'heavy' (160-170) were linemen, or the occassional LB. There were a few schools that had maybe 1 fat kid, and usually played C or NT. I played FB at 150, for cryin' out loud!
I'd hate to think what guys in the 200's could've done to me, much less a boy this size...
Where did you go to school, Taiwan?
16 and 360 lbs. That sounds healthy.
Yup.. he probably wont live to see the NFL draft
quote:The kid GB needs to keep an eye on is LB Scooby Wright out of Arizona.
Lance Briggs thinks you're a dipshiit.
He's not alone.
Well keep in mind, this was during the middle 70's. And the Tulsa, OK area wasn't exactly a hotbed for producing top-shelf football players as I recall.
A 6' 200 lb athlete was the norm in the NFL those days. OL hogs topped out @ 250. So guys in HS and college were naturally smaller.
That's my story, anyway, and I'm stickin' to it!
