what's the downside risk? many speak to the fact that someone offered first being a material piece of their decision.

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Jan 17, 2018
10:07:49am

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what's the downside risk? many speak to the fact that someone offered first being a material piece of their decision.

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Here are highlights of the 8th grader BYU just offered

donnerstag

1/17/18 9:49am

I don’t see the point of offering 8th graders.

SactOWNit

1/17/18 9:51am

If he's already LDS and a BYU fan

donnerstag

1/17/18 9:52am

what's the downside risk? many speak to the fact that someone offered first being a material piece of their decision.

HarlemCoug

1/17/18 10:07am

They should offer every 8th grader, then just pick and choose who we want.

Cougar TD

1/17/18 10:59am

I believe coaches can initiate contact with 8th graders

ABCoug

1/17/18 12:16pm

Nice, hopefully he is still a man among men when his competition matures.

Thrill

1/17/18 9:52am

When I was in 8th grade, the best player on my Jr High team was

BoiseBlue

1/17/18 10:05am

7th grade bball. Rival team had three awesome players

22jrob22

1/17/18 12:00pm

Yes, but the last three 8th graders to get offers (and commit) are all doing

wiscougarfan

1/17/18 12:07pm

If 8th graders are being offered, it's more than current stature. The coaches

Lance71

1/17/18 12:34pm

There's some seriously bad tackling in that video

Sea Chicken

1/17/18 9:54am

Watch at 1:40. What do you think happened?

Niiineteeen84

1/17/18 9:56am

Went out of bounds?

BYUBandfan

1/17/18 10:13am

Gotta have a lot of confidence to run backwards 10 yards at times

Cashmeousside

1/17/18 9:59am

First thing noticed as well. Doesn’t work much at the college level.

DogBoy

1/17/18 10:00am

Yep, a bad habit that will have to be unlearned

warp

1/17/18 10:05am

He'll only need to get smacked by a DE in pursuit a few times to learn haha

Cashmeousside

1/17/18 10:20am

Yeah as a former RB it hurt my soul to see that, but he's an athlete for sure

ChiCityCoug

1/17/18 10:03am

he's watching too many Barry Sanders highlight reels

Betruewhiteandblue

1/17/18 10:25am

A ton of his highlights start with him running backwards for 10-15 yards lol

rggee

1/17/18 10:03am

Not a fan of running backwards

Jericho

1/17/18 10:21am

Great speed, acceleration, vision, elusiveness; horrible decision making

teancum

1/17/18 10:28am

Agreed, his vision is amazing and something that is very difficult to teach

deljdc

1/17/18 1:17pm

Haha. People are actually analyzing the video. He is in 8th grade.

Baron

1/17/18 10:36am

What are you analyzing?

Jericho

1/17/18 10:41am

Nothing. He is in 8th grade.

Baron

1/17/18 10:50am

So you hate the decision to offer him? Or you love it?

Jericho

1/17/18 10:56am

Neither. I am laughing at the posters analyzing an 8th grader.

Baron

1/17/18 10:58am

No comment about the coaches who are analyzing an 8th grader though?

Jericho

1/17/18 11:17am

Nope. If it works you will see it with victories. Too early to complain about their methods with regard to this.

Baron

1/17/18 11:34am

Analyzing as in watched the video and saw him running backwards?

GilbertAZCougar

1/17/18 12:18pm

I still analyze my film from 8th grade, shows where to improve for turkey bowl

ChiCityCoug

1/17/18 11:42am

Hilarious.

cujo22

1/17/18 11:17am

Has he ever been tackled?

dodgersjazzcougs

1/17/18 11:52am

Too much running the wrong direction. He will have a lot of negative yards.

GilbertAZCougar

1/17/18 12:12pm

Offering 8th graders is ridiculous. Maybe for Basketball?

CougaRR4L

1/17/18 12:12pm

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