Semi-OT, OTs
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Would take Trapilo as a best available. Not Pyne.
I’m pretty sure Pyne is a 31 year old longshoreman from Gloucester (pronounced Glustuh) disguised as a high school recruit.
I think there could be room now that we know both Kolwich and Meyler aren’t returning.
Re: Trapilo...Why not? He has a good offer list and OL is a position of need, even with the 3 guys we already have committed to us. Skoronski is likely a C, Priebe a guard. Tackles are not easy to find. I know * ratings are suspect, but a 4* with offers from Michigan, et. al. ...
I like taking more OLmen. A great OL makes average RBs, receivers and QBs much better.
Wrather has a shot at tackle, plus we have Franks and Foster.
I’m hearing Trapilo to NU probably isn’t going to happen.
Don't think either Franks or Foster played any this year. Does anyone have any insight as to how they are developing?
Not happening. NU already stopped recruiting McLaughlin who was a similar prospect and he went to Stanford. Trapilo is a BC legacy, he ain’t leaving.
Re: Pyne
“Pyne is, physically, one of the most impressive players in this class. The 6-foot-8, 320-pound Boston College commit was a year too old to play in Massachusetts this season, so he might be a little rusty when he first gets on campus but he has been working hard to be game-ready his freshman year. Size and strength are Pyne’s best assets, but technique is the area in which he is better in than others believe.
“Pyne should have a chance for early playing time and graduating early and enrolling in January should help him get comfortable quickly. "
From 5 days ago
“Pyne is, physically, one of the most impressive players in this class. The 6-foot-8, 320-pound Boston College commit was a year too old to play in Massachusetts this season, so he might be a little rusty when he first gets on campus but he has been working hard to be game-ready his freshman year. Size and strength are Pyne’s best assets, but technique is the area in which he is better in than others believe.
“Pyne should have a chance for early playing time and graduating early and enrolling in January should help him get comfortable quickly. "
From 5 days ago
Take a look for yourself, Epic. I stand by my previous comments, especially when compared to Trapilo's tape:
When he visited NU earlier this year he looked to be at most 260 lbs. A thin 260 at that. So he added 60+ lbs. of muscle in a matter of months? Must be either on the Wisconsin plan or this is total BS.
GOUNUII
My bad guys. Not disagreeing here. Just saw the talking heads at Rivals had recently written on him
