CowboyCO said:First time ever?
fromolwyoming said:DC is still looking at 2 more positions to fill, so who knows. Plus at least one Wyoming guy has said he'd walk on.
Thought I saw someone post that he had decided to walk on to the Pokes a while back.McPeachy said:fromolwyoming said:DC is still looking at 2 more positions to fill, so who knows. Plus at least one Wyoming guy has said he'd walk on.
Who is the walk on? Aren't the 2 positions the JC variety...did you get the same impression I did?
Maybe I am reading into it too much...but isn't Marty English the recruiter in Colorado?
kdwrightuwyo said:Now can we all stop bitching about recruiting Wyo kids????
but no north Koreans for sureAaron said:They could come from South Korea as long as they play hard and help our team for all I care
Walk on is an O lineman from Lovell, Garrett Angell(?). Big boy, 6'4" 330, but needs to drop a few pounds and work on his technique.McPeachy said:fromolwyoming said:DC is still looking at 2 more positions to fill, so who knows. Plus at least one Wyoming guy has said he'd walk on.
Who is the walk on?
by his previous comments, he needs to work on his attitude as wellWYO1016 said:Walk on is an O lineman from Lovell, Garrett Angell(?). Big boy, 6'4" 330, but needs to drop a few pounds and work on his technique.McPeachy said:fromolwyoming said:DC is still looking at 2 more positions to fill, so who knows. Plus at least one Wyoming guy has said he'd walk on.
Who is the walk on?
wyocowboy2014 said:but no north Koreans for sureAaron said:They could come from South Korea as long as they play hard and help our team for all I care
If it is who they speculate it is, he's actually pretty athletic, though a basketball player.Aaron said:I bet a guy that big would be so clumsy he could barely walk
Adv8RU12 said:University of Colorado only recruited three Colorado high school players. All the good ones went out of state to big-name schools.
WyoExpat said:Adv8RU12 said:University of Colorado only recruited three Colorado high school players. All the good ones went out of state to big-name schools.
And they were linemen, which come at a premium too.
Those of us who were a little surprised by the total lack of players from anywhere along the Front Range are mostly concerned about defending home turf. We have historically gotten more than a few diamonds in the rough from Colorado. I, for one, consider the Denver Metro as much our local turf as it is local for the other schools who send alumni to live and work there.
I think Derek Martin was a Colorado guy too, except that he was higher-profile.
What ever happened to the quarterback from Grand Junction that was supposed to be interested? He might not end up a QB, but I thought we would have heard something about him by now.