Maybe getting Zach and already having Hummel will help us a little more with Waggoner?
Wut. Iowa didn't and wasn't going to offer him.
Maybe getting Zach and already having Hummel will help us a little more with Waggoner?
Who cares if Iowa offered?
Good for you but he still doesn't have an offer from Iowa, so stop pretending like he does. Maybe they will give him one down the road- if that happens it will be interesting to see if he sticks with his commitment.
Nor is Iowa, right....my son is friends with him to, ISU is not even in his top 5 at the moment.
What's that old saying? Oh yeah, you snooze you lose.
Who cares if Iowa offered?
Nor is Iowa, right....
Nah. But to be fair Iowa's is the best OL in the country. This kid has a good frame and talent. Good for him and ISU.
Give our staff the opportunity to make him stronger...amazing what some concentrated time in the strength room will do. Given his frame size, there is plenty of room to put some additional muscle. That is the key...frame size. Great get...
Good for you but he still doesn't have an offer from Iowa, so stop pretending like he does. Maybe they will give him one down the road- if that happens it will be interesting to see if he sticks with his commitment.
Obviously, which is why Iowa has such an offensive juggernaut.
That is what his redshirt year and likely redshirt freshman years are for.To my untrained eye, Zach looks like a kid that needs to get stronger. To me, that's the thing that stuck out the most. Otherwise, he plays tough and with intensity. He's pretty quick, too.
I'm not worried about Ross's strength at this point, our staff has all of the needed tools to make that happen. This did get me thinking though and it's amazing how differently Iowa State is recruiting the o-line comparded to the prior staff. Below are the average weights of o-line recruits for CMC's first 2 classes and the 2018 class to date, as well as CPR's last 7 classes. We all knew that the prior staff put a huge emphasis on frame type/potential but it's pretty obvious that the current staff is recruiting both size and potential. I was never a fan of CPR's approach to the o-line and I would like to think that going after bigger guys who's bodies are used to carrying the weight will have a much higher success rate as far as development goes vs. smaller guys that are packing on both good and bad weight to get to a serviceable playing size.
CMC
2018 290
2017 293
2016 295
CPR
2015 290
2014 312
2013 260
2012 280
2011 268
2010 274