2022 RB Cartevious Norton Commits!
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I feel like Townsend will be our Christian McCaffrey.
It’s a compliment to Sanders that he’d be equally capable in the speed package.
College LeVeon Bell. Looks like a one cut and go type of guy with good balance and strength. Good speed, not great. Hassan Haskins could be another comp. Maybe even Jirehl Brock.
Guess not. We are multitaskers.
Made much worse if you have 12/12 pitched roof! Who wants to go up there and fall off? Too bad they can't paint some additional coating or protectant on those to make 'em go maybe 20 years or something. But that would be too hard.
Bingo!
The first highlight run here reminds me a little of Breece's first possession run against OkieState! Not quite the same blocking, but Norton really waited and was able to find a small hole in the line, then down the R sideline! Nice.Dog.
Taking his official this weekend.
Clemson, Florida State, Minnesota and others are interested.
Cartevious Norton, Iowa State Cyclones, Running Back
2020: Missed time due to injury as he broke collarbone in Week 1. Still ran for 467 yards and three touchdowns in six games. 2019: Averaged 4.3 yards per...247sports.com
Cartevious Norton's (Waycross, GA) Video "Cartevious Norton's highlights Coffee High School" | MaxPreps
Cartevious Norton - Ware County HS - 2020 Junior Year Highlights (247sports.com)
First one here also down the R sideline! Norton has good size and power. I was surprised at how elusive he appears to be.
Cartevious Norton, Ware County
Norton doesn’t do too much talking, but he lets his play do all the talking on the field. He sees a hole and hits it hard and fast, which is scary for opposing linebackers and safeties when they see the 5-foot-11, 210-pound Norton coming at them. Norton can take a hit and deliver hits to his defenders, and get upfield and score. He’s a great receiver out the backfield and uses his speed to outrun defenders when he isn’t running them over. Norton had an injury setback in 2020, where he broke his collarbone, but he still ran for 467 yards and three touchdowns in six games.
Georgia's top high school football players: Meet the state’s best running backs - High School Sports News, Scores, Videos, Rankings - SBLive (scorebooklive.com)
Norton doesn’t do too much talking, but he lets his play do all the talking on the field. He sees a hole and hits it hard and fast, which is scary for opposing linebackers and safeties when they see the 5-foot-11, 210-pound Norton coming at them. Norton can take a hit and deliver hits to his defenders, and get upfield and score. He’s a great receiver out the backfield and uses his speed to outrun defenders when he isn’t running them over. Norton had an injury setback in 2020, where he broke his collarbone, but he still ran for 467 yards and three touchdowns in six games.
Georgia's top high school football players: Meet the state’s best running backs - High School Sports News, Scores, Videos, Rankings - SBLive (scorebooklive.com)
That would be awesome, when I was coaching we ran a misdirection fake punt where our slot receiver/punter ended up being the pitch man on the option. Should I send it directly to CMC or the Special Teams Coordinator?
Given what I have seen from Deon Silas (and the other guys coming in).. I don't think it would be foolish to start looking at receiver for Eli Sanders. He has the wheels to do it.
Say what? The who?That would be awesome, when I was coaching we ran a misdirection fake punt where our slot receiver/punter ended up being the pitch man on the option. Should I send it directly to CMC or the Special Teams Coordinator?
The Special Teams Coordinator emails go to the generic all football staff email.That would be awesome, when I was coaching we ran a misdirection fake punt where our slot receiver/punter ended up being the pitch man on the option. Should I send it directly to CMC or the Special Teams Coordinator?
