LongTimeCatFan
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grizaremoregooder said:
That'd be nice. We may have to wait for a fall transfer and Choate alluded to that possibility. But we NEED a couple of transfers at DT. And thanks.
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Bradshaw of Bozeman commits
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That'd be nice. We may have to wait for a fall transfer and Choate alluded to that possibility. But we NEED a couple of transfers at DT. And thanks.
Bradshaw is big, athletic and tough, with pretty good speed and even some moves as a running back. Good basketball player but better football player. Hasn't seemed to get taller or much taller in recent years. Has frame to put on more weight. Nice kid. Was recruited heavily by the Frontier, but is a Big Sky quality player.
PlayerRep said:
Sample tweeted that UM will use him as a stand up DE... That sounds like a 3-4 D
Paytonlives said:
They have a standup D-end in the 4-3. Watch how often Holmes hand wasn't in the ground
ilovethecats
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great get for the griz. love this kid.
I don't think he's quite fast enough for a LB but he has a good frame. I would bulk him up and play him on DE. He also needs to learn to tackle lower, too many high arm tackles that won't cut it at this level. But I think he can become a great Griz if he works hard. Glad he is on the team.
garizzalies
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PissSince03,
Sounds like you might have some yahoos buffaloed and drinking your vim, but you ain't got me fooled. In fact, I wouldn't cross the street to vim on you if you were on fire
Sounds like you might have some yahoos buffaloed and drinking your vim, but you ain't got me fooled. In fact, I wouldn't cross the street to vim on you if you were on fire
garizzalies said:
You sir are a bonafide idiot.
Sorry if this info is already in this thread. I just glanced over I quickly....
Per Kyle Sample.....
"Bradshaw helped Bozeman to the Class AA state title as an all-state fullback and defensive tackle. At 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, he gained attention of Montana's NAIA schools and a partial scholarship offer from Montana. Then, hours after he announced his commitment on Twitter, Montana State called him and made a scholarship offer."
Per Kyle Sample.....
"Bradshaw helped Bozeman to the Class AA state title as an all-state fullback and defensive tackle. At 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, he gained attention of Montana's NAIA schools and a partial scholarship offer from Montana. Then, hours after he announced his commitment on Twitter, Montana State called him and made a scholarship offer."
Some great comments from Trace.....looks like MSU decided to offer him after he committed:
Added Bradshaw, "They were all really nice guys. That changed my mind a lot. It really swayed me toward going toward where I wanted to go."
Bradshaw helped Bozeman to the Class AA state title as an all-state fullback and defensive tackle. At 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, he gained attention of Montana's NAIA schools and a partial scholarship offer from Montana. Then, hours after he announced his commitment on Twitter, Montana State called him and made a scholarship offer.
But he remained firm to Montana, where he bonded with defensive line coach Brian Hendricks and Semore during his visit that began late Saturday night and extended into Monday afternoon.
"I think coach Semore will do a great job. I'm super excited to work with him," Bradshaw said. "He for sure knows his stuff and I'm excited to work with him and coach Hendricks."
Added Bradshaw, "They were all really nice guys. That changed my mind a lot. It really swayed me toward going toward where I wanted to go."
Bradshaw helped Bozeman to the Class AA state title as an all-state fullback and defensive tackle. At 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, he gained attention of Montana's NAIA schools and a partial scholarship offer from Montana. Then, hours after he announced his commitment on Twitter, Montana State called him and made a scholarship offer.
But he remained firm to Montana, where he bonded with defensive line coach Brian Hendricks and Semore during his visit that began late Saturday night and extended into Monday afternoon.
"I think coach Semore will do a great job. I'm super excited to work with him," Bradshaw said. "He for sure knows his stuff and I'm excited to work with him and coach Hendricks."
mtgrizrule
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Welcome to GRIZ NATION Trace and family. Glad to hear the other recruits had a huge influence on your decision.
Grisly Fan
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Well you see when you do that you have a ready made excuse when you fail: "well it was really only a last minute attempt anyway so it's actually OK". If you offer someone who is truly available and they choose the Griz then you have nothing and no one to blame. You lost on your own merits. Too often it seems like the Cats set themselves up for failure but still hope like hell to succeed. That may actually be the MSU athletic ethos.EverettGriz said:
stonecrest
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Has anyone else heard of a new movie called Clueless In Bozeman.... :shock: :shock:
Alaska Griz
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doc3kgt said:
sorry, but that's your take...Benson is the higher rated recruit and a good get for you guys. Most know that a class doesn't come down to one kid. Our enthusiasm is for our overall class that is shaping up. You guys recruit well for FCS. However, if you don't regularly out-recruit your instate rival, then does it really matter?
