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Montana was dissappointed to lose Dillon Romain to you guys but hey, he wanted to play close to home.

Here's the kid that got his scholarship. I think we might have done better.

Caleb Statham 5'10" 190, 4.48 forty (Last minute signing, was waiting on an FBS offer, UNLV and Washington St. were showing him love, Oregon State and Washington were also in touch)
Rivals 2 star, 5.2 Rivals rating. http://rivals.yahoo.com/washingtonpreps ... ham-102119
West top 100 RB
All State RB
2009- Marcus Trufant Seahawks Football Camp MVP
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Well, its kind of hard to compare two kids that have never taken a college snap so we'll have to wait and see who ended up with the better recruit after a few years.

But Dillon Romain's highlight tapes and on-field accomplishments as the NJ Gatorade Player of Year appear a little bit more impressive than a kid who's greatest accomplishment is that he didn't get offers from UNLV or Washington St.

Here's a little taste from his prep year this year at Blair Academy.

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Caleb will have to beat out our #1 RB recruit. The Washington 2A Offensive Player of the Year.

Brett Kirschner, 5'11' 200 lbs. Held offers from Air Force, Army and Washington State.



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According to scout.com, as a 2009 senior at Interlake, he ended up with 2,193 Yards total offense and 26 Touchdowns. Was named KingCo Conference 2A/3A Offensive Player of the Year. Selected to Seattle Stars – All Area Seattle Times Team, 1st Team All Kingco Conference Tailback, Evergreen State Preps All-State, The News Tribune All State, Bellevue Reporter Player of the Year, Bellevue Reporter All-Area Team and East West Washington Team/Game.

He was also named 2A Offensive Player of the year and State 2A Player of the Year.

This summer he was named MVP Running Back at Jason Gesser Elite Sports Camp and MVP Camp Athlete at Washington State.

But like I say we were very dissappointed about Dillon.

ronbo wrote:Caleb will have to beat out our #1 RB recruit. The Washington 2A Offensive Player of the Year.

Brett Kirschner, 5'11' 200 lbs. Held offers from Air Force, Army and Washington State.



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According to scout.com, as a 2009 senior at Interlake, he ended up with 2,193 Yards total offense and 26 Touchdowns. Was named KingCo Conference 2A/3A Offensive Player of the Year. Selected to Seattle Stars – All Area Seattle Times Team, 1st Team All Kingco Conference Tailback, Evergreen State Preps All-State, The News Tribune All State, Bellevue Reporter Player of the Year, Bellevue Reporter All-Area Team and East West Washington Team/Game.

He was also named 2A Offensive Player of the year and State 2A Player of the Year.

This summer he was named MVP Running Back at Jason Gesser Elite Sports Camp and MVP Camp Athlete at Washington State.

But like I say we were very dissappointed about Dillon.

First of all - no one gets "offers" to Air Force or Army. They get spots on the roster if they can get in and if they want them, along with probably 10 or more other freshman RBs. Remember they have no scholarship limits - everyone gets a "scholarship".

Once again, I'm not really all that sure how saying you got a kid from Washington State is a real feather in his cap.

Why would Albany fans care if you were disappointed?

I find this whole thread kind of weird and way out of left field to be honest.

Come on, mr dane. You must like to play my co*k is bigger than yours or you wouldn't have come back putting down our recruits. I never once put down yours, in fact i said we were dissappointed. Then you come back and put down our guys and thumped your chest about your boys highlights. You like to play, admit it.

ronbo wrote:Come on, mr dane. You must like to play my co*k is bigger than yours or you wouldn't have come back putting down our recruits. I never once put down yours, in fact i said we were dissappointed. Then you come back and put down our guys and thumped your chest about your boys highlights. You like to play, admit it.

I'm only good for 2 posts though.

I like how the Romaine kid got the majority of his yards between the hash marks compared to sprinting to and down the sideline. But that's just me.

Army, AF and Navy players get paid!

Between these guys and Nguyen and Moore our future is definitely bright at RB


Or another Chase Reynolds will come out of nowhere and start for 3 years and break every record we have

Silenoz wrote:Between these guys and Nguyen and Moore our future is definitely bright at RB


Or another Chase Reynolds will come out of nowhere and start for 3 years and break every record we have

Nguyen's little brother is probably gonna end up here as well and he's supposedly a little bigger and as quick so that wouldn't hurt us either.

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:

Silenoz wrote:Between these guys and Nguyen and Moore our future is definitely bright at RB


Or another Chase Reynolds will come out of nowhere and start for 3 years and break every record we have

Nguyen's little brother is probably gonna end up here as well and he's supposedly a little bigger and as quick so that wouldn't hurt us either.

Hmm, I thought I heard he was headed to Dillon

Silenoz wrote:

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Nguyen's little brother is probably gonna end up here as well and he's supposedly a little bigger and as quick so that wouldn't hurt us either.

Hmm, I thought I heard he was headed to Dillon

Could be, I just heard some idle talk about him a few months ago. I thought his senior year of high school was forthcoming so I may be way off.

Silenoz wrote:

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Nguyen's little brother is probably gonna end up here as well and he's supposedly a little bigger and as quick so that wouldn't hurt us either.

Hmm, I thought I heard he was headed to Dillon

I had heard the same thing, but the details sound a bit sketchy. I read that Western signed 24 kids from the state of Washington including the brothers of Peter Nguyen and John Kanongata'a, I'm not sure how accurate the information is though.

Silenoz wrote:Between these guys and Nguyen and Moore our future is definitely bright at RB


Or another Chase Reynolds will come out of nowhere and start for 3 years and break every record we have

Finding a superstar in Drummond was brillant. What to do for an encore, finding a superstar in Ovando?

JALMOND wrote:

Silenoz wrote:Between these guys and Nguyen and Moore our future is definitely bright at RB


Or another Chase Reynolds will come out of nowhere and start for 3 years and break every record we have

Finding a superstar in Drummond was brillant. What to do for an encore, finding a superstar in Ovando?

Hey, I heard Ovando is a hotbed of football talent. Ranks right up there with Condon.

JALMOND wrote: Finding a superstar in Drummond was brillant. What to do for an encore, finding a superstar in Ovando?

There are but two BSC representatives on the two teams in this FCS preseason All-American forecast. Both are first team, playing for Montana and from Drummond, class C, 8-man football. All the Oregon boys must be on the BCS lists; I don't see any from PSU...

CDS Preseason FCS All-Americans

FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
QB Scott Riddle, 6'1", 216, Elon
WR Simmie Yarbrough, 6'0", 195, Southeastern Louisiana (Jr.)
WR Dominique Barnes, 5'10", 181, Youngstown State
RB Devon Moore, 5'8", 200, Appalachian State
RB Chase Reynolds, 5'11", 195, Montana
TE Schuylar Oordt, 6'6", 246, Northern Iowa
OT Ben Ijalama, 6'3", 323, Villanova
OG Brant Clouser, 6'1", 290, Villanova
C Alex Verlanic, 6'2", 282, Montana
OG Pat Illig, 6'4", 330, Wofford
OT David Pickard, 6'4", 290, Southern Illinois (Jr.)
K Matt Blevins, Liberty (Jr.)
KR Mareo Howard, Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Jr.)

DEFENSE
DE Christian Anthony, 6'4", 256, Grambling
DT Kendrick Ellis, 6'4", 340, Hampton
DT Ibrahiam Abdulai, 6'2", 310, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
DE Christain Clark, 6'2", 266, Sacramento State
LB J.C. Sherritt, 5'10", 222, Eastern Washington
LB Kadarron Anderson, 6'0", 235, Furman (Jr.)
LB Alex DiMichele, 6'2", 242, Robert Morris
LB D.J. Smith, 6'0", 225, Appalachian State
CB Korey Morrison, 5'9", 160, Alabama A&M
S T.J. Heath, 6'0", 170, Jackson State
S Mark Legree, 5'11, 203, Appalachian State
CB Josh Norman, 5'11", 193, Coastal Carolina (Jr.)
P Jonathan Plisco, Old Dominion (So.)
PR Alan Bonner, Jackson State (So.)

SECOND TEAM
OFFENSE
QB Jeremy Moses, 5'11", 200, Stephen F. Austin
WR Tysson Poots, 6'2", 205, Southern Utah
WR Mark Layton, 5'8", 175, Lafayette
RB Kyle Minett, 5'9", 215, South Dakota State
RB Jared Turcotte, 6'2", 232, Maine
TE Matt Tracey, 6'5", 240, Bryant
OT Will Rackley, 6'4", 310, Lehigh
OG Ryan McKnight, 6'2", 280, South Dakota State
C Bryan Boemer, 6'2", 305, Southern Illinois (Jr.)
OG Slade Adams, 6'5", 315, Tennessee Tech (Jr.)
OT Michael Booker, 6'3", 320, Northwestern State
K Ari Johnson, Grambling (So.)
KR Frantz Placide, Wagner

DEFENSE
DE Dain Taylor, 6'3", 242, Drake
DT Yaky Ibia, 6'2", 295, Towson
DT Brandt Thomas, 6'2", 297, Jacksonville State
DE Kenneth Charles, 6'2", 275, Stephen F. Austin
LB Mark Masterson, 6'2", 232, Maine
LB Matt Hansen, 6'0", 228, Rhode Island
LB Steven Cody, 6'0", 230, Princeton
LB Josh Bey, 5'11", 220, Tennessee-Martin
CB B.W. Webb, 5'10", 160, William & Mary (Jr.)
S Eugene Clifford, 6'2", 195, Tennessee State
S Michael Landers, 6'1", 210, Robert Morris
CB Anthony Johnson, 5'11", 205, Jackson State
P Pedro Ventura, Prairie View A&M
PR Terrence Holt, Austin Peay

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Silenoz wrote:Between these guys and Nguyen and Moore our future is definitely bright at RB


Or another Chase Reynolds will come out of nowhere and start for 3 years and break every record we have

We will need to find someone other than Nguyen or Moore to fill the shoes of the succession of Reynolds, Hilliard, Green, and Humphrey. Both may be successful role players, but will not be change-makers - like CR.

kemajic wrote:

JALMOND wrote: Finding a superstar in Drummond was brillant. What to do for an encore, finding a superstar in Ovando?

There are but two BSC representatives on the two teams in this FCS preseason All-American forecast. Both are first team, playing for Montana and from Drummond, class C, 8-man football. All the Oregon boys must be on the BCS lists; I don't see any from PSU...

Maybe we should start looking at Maupin, Paisley and Fossil. I'll volunteer. I need to find a place to get a good steak. Round here, it seems everyone wants to put all kinds of fancy sauces on it.

Good thing about Montana (the state). You can always get a good steak and not have to worry that it will come with shrimp or bleu cheese or tofu on it (yes, I said tofu).

Back to the thread, I actually thought it was about Albany getting a recruit from Montana. I did not realize that the recruit chose Albany over Montana.

Caleb Statham (center) looked ready for football at the 2010 Washington State Track Championships.

Another RB signs
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Since we needed to pat our backs even more in here

This new recruit Jordan Canada is real fast. He played in the SoCal HS ranks and he just blasts by the DB's and accelerates away from them. He averages 13 yards per carry.

The Griz are going to use him at Wide Receiver.

http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p= ... id=4242878

I am a little confused though. Did he use #22/#21 for different years, or is #21 his little brother?

edit: Actually, never mind. The sign in the beginning has #22 and #8, so Jordan must of been #21 as a sophmore

Jordan Canada, eh? Never heard of him.

The one thing you can tell from that video is that dude looks real quick.

andy7171 wrote:I like how the Romaine kid got the majority of his yards between the hash marks compared to sprinting to and down the sideline. But that's just me.

Army, AF and Navy players get paid!

They also end up serving their country!

ronbo wrote:Montana was dissappointed to lose Dillon Romain to you guys but hey, he wanted to play close to home.

Here's the kid that got his scholarship. I think we might have done better.

Caleb Statham 5'10" 190, 4.48 forty (Last minute signing, was waiting on an FBS offer, UNLV and Washington St. were showing him love, Oregon State and Washington were also in touch)
Rivals 2 star, 5.2 Rivals rating. http://rivals.yahoo.com/washingtonpreps ... ham-102119
West top 100 RB
All State RB
2009- Marcus Trufant Seahawks Football Camp MVP
h[youtube]ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4BaxD5_L_8[/youtube]

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