acdad0330 wrote: BC is a little tight with the info.  But I will say that the two names you dug up,  Sykes (Bakersfield) and Hollis (Texas) - both might even give your RCC starters a run for their money. 

craftsman2 wrote:

acdad0330 wrote: BC is a little tight with the info.  But I will say that the two names you dug up,  Sykes (Bakersfield) and Hollis (Texas) - both might even give your RCC starters a run for their money. 

I seriously doubt it. A 5'7 running back wouldn't get too far with our D and a 6'1 230 LBS DE couldn't handle our OL. Dude, your lacking in size!! RCC has size and speed this year.

Craftsman:  I give RCC their props because they have earned it.  I have little doubt that RCC will be a major player this next year.  You guys have a good recruiting area, a great coach and a lot of great players.  But you don’t have ALL of the great players.

Keylon Hollis – 6’2 – 240 was the only freshman to make the 2011 All-America (not All- CA) 1^st  Team Defense.  He accomplished this even though he played behind another absolute stud-horse, #40 Ridge James, who went out due to injury in the 2^nd or 3^rd game (James was a sophmore).  I would venture to say Kaylon Hollis could play well against any team (even RCC).

RB Jalen Sykes put up 120 yards last year against Mt SAC, behind an O-line that led the south in sacks given up.  He may not have the size to be a dominant D-1 player, but he would probably put up close to 1,000 yards for BC – given a decent O-line (BC’s big ?).

acdad0330 wrote:

craftsman2 wrote:

acdad0330 wrote: BC is a little tight with the info.  But I will say that the two names you dug up,  Sykes (Bakersfield) and Hollis (Texas) - both might even give your RCC starters a run for their money. 

I seriously doubt it. A 5'7 running back wouldn't get too far with our D and a 6'1 230 LBS DE couldn't handle our OL. Dude, your lacking in size!! RCC has size and speed this year.

Craftsman:  I give RCC their props because they have earned it.  I have little doubt that RCC will be a major player this next year.  You guys have a good recruiting area, a great coach and a lot of great players.  But you don’t have ALL of the great players.

Keylon Hollis – 6’2 – 240 was the only freshman to make the 2011 All-America (not All- CA) 1^st Team Defense.  He accomplished this even though he played behind another absolute stud-horse, #40 Ridge James, who went out due to injury in the 2^nd or 3^rd game (James was a sophmore).  I would venture to say Kaylon Hollis could play well against any team (even RCC).

RB Jalen Sykes put up 120 yards last year against Mt SAC, behind an O-line that led the south in sacks given up.  He may not have the size to be a dominant D-1 player, but he would probably put up close to 1,000 yards for BC – given a decent O-line (BC’s big ?).

 

craftsman2 wrote:

acdad0330 wrote:

craftsman2 wrote:

acdad0330 wrote: BC is a little tight with the info.  But I will say that the two names you dug up,  Sykes (Bakersfield) and Hollis (Texas) - both might even give your RCC starters a run for their money. 

I seriously doubt it. A 5'7 running back wouldn't get too far with our D and a 6'1 230 LBS DE couldn't handle our OL. Dude, your lacking in size!! RCC has size and speed this year.

Craftsman:  I give RCC their props because they have earned it.  I have little doubt that RCC will be a major player this next year.  You guys have a good recruiting area, a great coach and a lot of great players.  But you don’t have ALL of the great players.

Keylon Hollis – 6’2 – 240 was the only freshman to make the 2011 All-America (not All- CA) 1^st Team Defense.  He accomplished this even though he played behind another absolute stud-horse, #40 Ridge James, who went out due to injury in the 2^nd or 3^rd game (James was a sophmore).  I would venture to say Kaylon Hollis could play well against any team (even RCC).

RB Jalen Sykes put up 120 yards last year against Mt SAC, behind an O-line that led the south in sacks given up.  He may not have the size to be a dominant D-1 player, but he would probably put up close to 1,000 yards for BC – given a decent O-line (BC’s big ?).

 

Too bad BC and RCC won't see each other this year to compare both teams. All I can tell you is that RCC is much bigger, faster and more athletic than last year.

junglejim wrote:

craftsman2 wrote:

acdad0330 wrote:

craftsman2 wrote:

acdad0330 wrote: BC is a little tight with the info.  But I will say that the two names you dug up,  Sykes (Bakersfield) and Hollis (Texas) - both might even give your RCC starters a run for their money. 

I seriously doubt it. A 5'7 running back wouldn't get too far with our D and a 6'1 230 LBS DE couldn't handle our OL. Dude, your lacking in size!! RCC has size and speed this year.

Craftsman:  I give RCC their props because they have earned it.  I have little doubt that RCC will be a major player this next year.  You guys have a good recruiting area, a great coach and a lot of great players.  But you don’t have ALL of the great players.

Keylon Hollis – 6’2 – 240 was the only freshman to make the 2011 All-America (not All- CA) 1^st Team Defense.  He accomplished this even though he played behind another absolute stud-horse, #40 Ridge James, who went out due to injury in the 2^nd or 3^rd game (James was a sophmore).  I would venture to say Kaylon Hollis could play well against any team (even RCC).

RB Jalen Sykes put up 120 yards last year against Mt SAC, behind an O-line that led the south in sacks given up.  He may not have the size to be a dominant D-1 player, but he would probably put up close to 1,000 yards for BC – given a decent O-line (BC’s big ?).

 

Too bad BC and RCC won't see each other this year to compare both teams. All I can tell you is that RCC is much bigger, faster and more athletic than last year.

I guess you are saying that BC won't make the playoffs this season?

It doesn't look like they have the talent to improve from last year.