YSU Gets Two Summer FBS Transfers
Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 8:47 am
YSU has been loading up on the number of I-A/FBS transfers we have been getting this offseason. Of course we got a huge one in former Michigan LB Taylor Hill, who also had verballed to Oklahoma and then West Virginia before Rich Rodriguez moved up to Ann Arbor. He will be one of the best LB in the nation at this level come his senior year, you heard it here first.
In the past week, YSU got two more big transfers.
Link: http://www.vindy.com/news/2009/aug/06/p ... -transfers
1. Sir Demarco Bledsoe | TCU | FS
Bledsoe (6-2, 195) spent his first two seasons at TCU. He received a medical redshirt his freshman year after suffering a season-ending injury in the opener against Baylor. He played in eight games last season after sitting out the first five still recuperating from his injury.
2. Brian Radakovich | Penn State | OT
Radakovich (6-foot-5, 296 pounds) comes to the Penguins after spending his freshman year as a redshirt at Penn State. He was an honorable mention Division IV all-state selection at Steubenville his senior year in 2007 when the Big Red posted a 12-1 record before losing to Cardinal Mooney in the state playoffs.
If YSU stays healthy this year, they have a chance to be very very good. They were able to finish strong last year with two late wins against the putrid Indiana State Sycamores and then on the road against a ranked Western Illinois.
If our QB Summers stays healthy, the MVFC Newcomer of the Year in 2008, I love our chances of returning to the playoffs.
In the past week, YSU got two more big transfers.
Link: http://www.vindy.com/news/2009/aug/06/p ... -transfers
1. Sir Demarco Bledsoe | TCU | FS
Bledsoe (6-2, 195) spent his first two seasons at TCU. He received a medical redshirt his freshman year after suffering a season-ending injury in the opener against Baylor. He played in eight games last season after sitting out the first five still recuperating from his injury.
2. Brian Radakovich | Penn State | OT
Radakovich (6-foot-5, 296 pounds) comes to the Penguins after spending his freshman year as a redshirt at Penn State. He was an honorable mention Division IV all-state selection at Steubenville his senior year in 2007 when the Big Red posted a 12-1 record before losing to Cardinal Mooney in the state playoffs.
If YSU stays healthy this year, they have a chance to be very very good. They were able to finish strong last year with two late wins against the putrid Indiana State Sycamores and then on the road against a ranked Western Illinois.
If our QB Summers stays healthy, the MVFC Newcomer of the Year in 2008, I love our chances of returning to the playoffs.