[standfan]

Over 40 yards, several guys on our team can beat Brandt-Sims, based on what I've seen.  His strength isn't his speed 0-40 but his strength in holding his speed over the last 40 yards.  I'd bet big on Love and Rector in a 40, and perhaps Cajuste.

U$€ seems likely to close like crazy and land the best Pac-12 class by hundreds of miles.  Then UCLA.

I feel confident Stanford, based on our style and needs, will land the third or fourth strongest class, depending on Oregon's finish.  But Fanaika and Barton give this Stanford entering group an added edge, and Brendan Scarlett boosts it even it more, particularly given our major need at DL.

I wonder if Stanford's S&C can make IB-S a bit more explosive. (He also needs to bulk up his upper body a bit for football, and I worry that track activities might interfere with his performing the Full Turley.) In any event, if IB-S gets by a CB , there will be no catching up to him once he is in stride.

[standfan]

Over 40 yards, several guys on our team can beat Brandt-Sims, based on what I've seen.  His strength isn't his speed 0-40 but his strength in holding his speed over the last 40 yards.  I'd bet big on Love and Rector in a 40, and perhaps Cajuste.

U$€ seems likely to close like crazy and land the best Pac-12 class by hundreds of miles.  Then UCLA.

I feel confident Stanford, based on our style and needs, will land the third or fourth strongest class, depending on Oregon's finish.  But Fanaika and Barton give this Stanford entering group an added edge, and Brendan Scarlett boosts it even it more, particularly given our major need at DL.

I wonder if Stanford's S&C can make IB-S a bit more explosive. (He also needs to bulk up his upper body a bit for football, and I worry that track activities might interfere with his performing the Full Turley.) In any event, if IB-S gets by a CB , there will be no catching up to him once he is in stride.