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Pro Day
- Thread starter Sam A. Blitz
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HookedonGriz said:
in 2017 at MSU's Pro Day, Montana Tech’s all-American running back, Nolan Saraceni, was in attendance and had a very impressive 20 reps in the bench press, while Tech’s all-American safety, Gunnar Kaiser, racked up 16. Saraceni ran the second fastest forty at MSU in 4.56. Kaiser finished in 4.64 seconds.
in UM's 2018 Pro Day, MT Tech's Noldan Saraceni ran the forty in 4.58 seconds, completed the 3-cone drill in 6.87 seconds, had 21 reps on the bench press, as well as a 35-inch vertical and a 121-inch broad jump.
Favors, while never a burner (more of a bruising style for 5'9"), was a little faster in HS. But he was 185 lbs then, he's 211 now....
Sam A. Blitz
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Ursus1 said:
I think a lot of people were saying that. Surprised he didn't get a camp invite last year.
Schey and Strong put up some good numbers. Hopefully that gets them some looks.
Sam A. Blitz said:
Strong's pro day forty time compares very well to the safety combine invitees, in fact faster than many, like guys from Ohio State, Clemson...
http://www.nfl.com/combine/tracker#day=monday
Schey compares well too,,,
http://www.nfl.com/combine/tracker#day=sunday
MissoulaMarinerFan
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On Tootell and Nuanez, it was mentioned that the OL that only did 8 reps had an injured wrist for the last couple years and didn't have surgery to fix it. As a result that was like the first time he benched in a couple years.
Still, if your wrist is so hurt that you can't strength train, why would you not get that taken care of?
Still, if your wrist is so hurt that you can't strength train, why would you not get that taken care of?
Cotton-eyed Hoe
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Richard Cranium said:
Not impressed, RC. I'm 89, and have made a pact with myself that once I can no longer roll out of bed and immediately whip out 37 reps with 225 lbs, I'll go radio silence.
I'm still here, bitches.
Bearcountry92
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Allezchat said:
I think the fact that the S&C didn’t change says what BH thinks about his program that he developed. And with this being the first off season together I’m think they will work to adjust the program to what BH wants.
If I recall, and could be wrong, this last season there were not many musculoskeletal injuries. Which can also be attributed to the S&C.
Bearcountry92 said:
I asked this question of Hauck at the announcement press conference. His answer would be on the tape. I actually think you described the essence of what I thought Hauck said. I think BH said that they want bigger and stronger players, and that comes with lifting heavy weights.
I agree that Hauck wants bigger, stronger players. As he should.
I hope some of the Griz have the work ethic to put on muscle in the few months after spring ball and leading up to fall camp. Just like the LB from msu that added 30 lbs of muscle in the few months from the end of the off-season to his pro day the other day. He looked impressive, and crushed it in strength testing (26 reps on bench).
I hope some of the Griz have the work ethic to put on muscle in the few months after spring ball and leading up to fall camp. Just like the LB from msu that added 30 lbs of muscle in the few months from the end of the off-season to his pro day the other day. He looked impressive, and crushed it in strength testing (26 reps on bench).
IntuitiveGriz said:
Must be on the Choachote fitness program:
Carroll's Chris Empter (from Livingston ) was bigger, faster, stronger (jumped better as well) than either the Griz linemen when he was at MSU pro day and it wasn't even close. This with NAIA coaches and a far inferior facility . 26 reps, 29.5 vertical, 5.15 40 9'2" broad jump all carrying 300 pounds of body.
