'12 SC DT David Deleon

[Fingers]

David Deleon
Bamberg, SC
6'1", 272 pounds.

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Lists a TN offer.

[Cyclopskiller]

To small, next!

[orangespirit]

David DeLeon

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[orangespirit]

DeLeon, who said he mostly played defensive end last season in a 3-4 system but is being recruited primarily as a defensive tackle, described the offer from UT as "very big for me."

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[Jay El Aych]

Offer list is not the best. Usually not a good sign when, on rivals at least, he does not have offers from the two big instate schools.
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[orangespirit]

He's team mates with Martin Aiken, another prospect that has a vol offer. Maybe a packaged deal...
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[Incipient]

Originally Posted by Cyclopskiller

To small, next!

He's 270 pounds as a junior in high school. He's got room to grow.

[Incipient]

Originally Posted by Jay El Aych

Offer list is not the best. Usually not a good sign when, on rivals at least, he does not have offers from the two big instate schools.
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Yet he has offers from places pretty far away like Colorado and Illinois. Seems a bit strange. Still though, it's early.

[LittleDTO]

A 3-4 in highschool isn't designed to highlight the 3 down lineman. It really highlights LB play.

If he has the quickness to play 3-4 DE technique and the size and strength to play DT in a 4-3, then he should be a good prospect.

[UT = Checkmate]

Originally Posted by Jay El Aych

Offer list is not the best. Usually not a good sign when, on rivals at least, he does not have offers from the two big instate schools.
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Just like Worley

[IndianaVolunteer]

Originally Posted by LittleDTO

A 3-4 in highschool isn't designed to highlight the 3 down lineman. It really highlights LB play.

If he has the quickness to play 3-4 DE technique and the size and strength to play DT in a 4-3, then he should be a good prospect.

If he's 270 and really running a 4.88 forty time then he sounds like a very good athlete.

[VolOnthePlains]

Originally Posted by Cyclopskiller

To small, next!

Can't spell, next!

Or were you trying to propose a toast? To small!

[vol'96]

i never knew there were so many recruiting experts?????


Please remember that you need players that can play and develope. imo- You can not recruit for every player to come in and play as a true freshmen. 5-10 players is ideal. The rest you want to peak as Sophmore and Juniors. This is how you build a stable program that will win over time.

[vol'96]

http://http://footballrecruiting.247...tate-DL--14776

This is a smart kid that has skills. Comes from a well coached program. Would be lucky to get him!

[RedStickVOL]

Originally Posted by vol'96

i never knew there were so many recruiting experts?????


Please remember that you need players that can play and develope. imo- You can not recruit for every player to come in and play as a true freshmen. 5-10 players is ideal. The rest you want to peak as Sophmore and Juniors. This is how you build a stable program that will win over time.

I think part of the problem is that we will only be able to take about 20 kids in next year's class. IMHO, we need a higher percentage of college ready kids because the class will be so small.