'20 GA S Doneiko Slaughter (UT SIGNEE)

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#501
Volfansince1980 said:
247 hasn't evaluated this kid since June. Rivals recently evaluated him and he got the bump he received. When 247 looks at him again, expect a sizable bump in the ratings.
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Think if you'll click the post history, you'll find that he wasn't looking for an answer.
Dropped off what he wanted to and on to new threads.
 
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Volfansince1980 said:
247 hasn't evaluated this kid since June. Rivals recently evaluated him and he got the bump he received. When 247 looks at him again, expect a sizable bump in the ratings.
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Yeah, kid will be a high 3 star, or like a .90 4 star after 247 finally evaluates him. Will be a consensus 4 star imo

edit: but doesn't matter, kid is a monster.
 
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Weezer said:
Both bring different qualities. Slaughter is a great player we want, but he's not a replacement for MM. Slaughter brings physicality and a nose for the fb. MM was about speed and potential. Would have been nice to have both.
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They’re both very fast. Slaughter ran electronic 11.50 his sophomore year. MM ran a 11.05. If you’re familiar with track, the difference is a blink.
 
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Evergrenevol said:
They’re both very fast. Slaughter ran electronic 11.50 his sophomore year. MM ran a 11.05. If you’re familiar with track, the difference is a blink.
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I'm very familiar with track and a .45 difference in the 100m is a significant difference. That's about two steps which means getting smoked by a receiver if we are talking about straight line speed; however, football is not about straight line speed. I think the most important factor is the ability to change directions without slowing down significantly. If a receiver is going to run straight down the field, there are a lot of ways for a slightly slower CB or safety can adjust with sag and angles to make up the difference.
 
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Evergrenevol said:
They’re both very fast. Slaughter ran electronic 11.50 his sophomore year. MM ran a 11.05. If you’re familiar with track, the difference is a blink.
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I'm a track coach. Those aren't particularly blazing times. 11.05 is pretty good, but not elite speed. Now, doing those times as sophomores is the key there. I imagine MM is easily under 11 by now.
 
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