Great Falls High's Reed Harris commits to Boston College

[IntuitiveGriz]

This is why everyone was excited for the possibilities with 6'1" WR Dalton Daum.

PR 10.66
State 10.81 (not fully healthy)

He would have left the supposed fast Anderson and Harris in his dust. Daum made MT AA football kids look like they had block cement cleats on. Hahaha. Ooooh, the days...

 

[kemajic]

This is why everyone was excited for the possibilities with 6'1" WR Dalton Daum.

PR 10.66
State 10.81 (not fully healthy)

He would have left the supposed fast Anderson and Harris in his dust. Daum made MT AA football kids look like they had block cement cleats on. Hahaha. Ooooh, the days...

Since this is a football forum and we're discussing real football players and prospects, can you update us on the Daum football career.

 

[SaskGriz]

This is why everyone was excited for the possibilities with 6'1" WR Dalton Daum.

PR 10.66
State 10.81 (not fully healthy)

He would have left the supposed fast Anderson and Harris in his dust. Daum made MT AA football kids look like they had block cement cleats on. Hahaha. Ooooh, the days...

Huh?

 

[SaskGriz]

This is why everyone was excited for the possibilities with 6'1" WR Dalton Daum.

PR 10.66
State 10.81 (not fully healthy)

He would have left the supposed fast Anderson and Harris in his dust. Daum made MT AA football kids look like they had block cement cleats on. Hahaha. Ooooh, the days...

Huh?

 

[ilovethecats]

This is why everyone was excited for the possibilities with 6'1" WR Dalton Daum.

PR 10.66
State 10.81 (not fully healthy)

He would have left the supposed fast Anderson and Harris in his dust. Daum made MT AA football kids look like they had block cement cleats on. Hahaha. Ooooh, the days...

“Supposed fast Andersen”…. :lol:

 

[AZGrizFan]

This is why everyone was excited for the possibilities with 6'1" WR Dalton Daum.
PR 10.66
State 10.81 (not fully healthy)

He would have left the supposed fast Anderson and Harris in his dust. Daum made MT AA football kids look like they had block cement cleats on. Hahaha. Ooooh, the days...

“Supposed fast Andersen”…. :lol:

Should we rewind the 2nd play of the Griz/Scat game??

 

[WaGriz4life]

“Supposed fast Andersen”…. :lol:

Should we rewind the 2nd play of the Griz/Scat game??

That didn’t have to do with Troy’s speed. It was a very well schemed play where UM knew if they went 11 personnel and then motioned Junior to the slot on the strong side what MSU’s check would be and it’s wide open if you snap the ball quick, which we did, and have a big time athlete like Junior out of the backfield. I’m not sure if Junior ran track.

 

[AZGrizFan]

Should we rewind the 2nd play of the Griz/Scat game??

That didn’t have to do with Troy’s speed. It was a very well schemed play where UM knew if they went 11 personnel and then motioned Junior to the slot on the strong side what MSU’s check would be and it’s wide open if you snap the ball quick, which we did, and have a big time athlete like Junior out of the backfield. I’m not sure if Junior ran track.

Sssssshhhhhhh……

 

[SaskGriz]

Should we rewind the 2nd play of the Griz/Scat game??

That didn’t have to do with Troy’s speed. It was a very well schemed play where UM knew if they went 11 personnel and then motioned Junior to the slot on the strong side what MSU’s check would be and it’s wide open if you snap the ball quick, which we did, and have a big time athlete like Junior out of the backfield. I’m not sure if Junior ran track.

Almost nothing you are saying here is accurate. Yes, Montana were in 11 which they are 80% of the time and more like 100% early in the play count. Yeah, we motioned the back which might be revolutionary in a town where an engineering school didn't know snow accumulates on a flat roof, but isn't anything new in a place where keno isn't the new bingo.

Ball is snapped, Grossman runs a throw away route; 47 turns his hips but quickly reads that Bergen is coming out right behind our tight end. Anderson looks like a kid who just saw his first boob, he's spying the backfield like he's Adam and Eve just showed up without fig leaves. 47 is still thinking zone and hoping that Anderson will pick one of them, meanwhile the safeties were trying to set up shell coverage. They never expected guys running through like Fargo residents with a coupon at Golden Corral. If Cole wasn't so well coached he could have just run a go instead of breaking it off and he would have scored.

The only reason the play didn't have to do with Troy's speed is that I was closer to Bergen when he caught it than Troy was and I watched the game on line from a different country.

 

[WaGriz4life]

That didn’t have to do with Troy’s speed. It was a very well schemed play where UM knew if they went 11 personnel and then motioned Junior to the slot on the strong side what MSU’s check would be and it’s wide open if you snap the ball quick, which we did, and have a big time athlete like Junior out of the backfield. I’m not sure if Junior ran track.

Almost nothing you are saying here is accurate. Yes, Montana were in 11 which they are 80% of the time and more like 100% early in the play count. Yeah, we motioned the back which might be revolutionary in a town where an engineering school didn't know snow accumulates on a flat roof, but isn't anything new in a place where keno isn't the new bingo.

Ball is snapped, Grossman runs a throw away route; 47 turns his hips but quickly reads that Bergen is coming out right behind our tight end. Anderson looks like a kid who just saw his first boob, he's spying the backfield like he's Adam and Eve just showed up without fig leaves. 47 is still thinking zone and hoping that Anderson will pick one of them, meanwhile the safeties were trying to set up shell coverage. They never expected guys running through like Fargo residents with a coupon at Golden Corral. If Cole wasn't so well coached he could have just run a go instead of breaking it off and he would have scored.

The only reason the play didn't have to do with Troy's speed is that I was closer to Bergen when he caught it than Troy was and I watched the game on line from a different country.

Right, so what did I say that wasn’t accurate?

 

[SaskGriz]

Almost nothing you are saying here is accurate. Yes, Montana were in 11 which they are 80% of the time and more like 100% early in the play count. Yeah, we motioned the back which might be revolutionary in a town where an engineering school didn't know snow accumulates on a flat roof, but isn't anything new in a place where keno isn't the new bingo.

Ball is snapped, Grossman runs a throw away route; 47 turns his hips but quickly reads that Bergen is coming out right behind our tight end. Anderson looks like a kid who just saw his first boob, he's spying the backfield like he's Adam and Eve just showed up without fig leaves. 47 is still thinking zone and hoping that Anderson will pick one of them, meanwhile the safeties were trying to set up shell coverage. They never expected guys running through like Fargo residents with a coupon at Golden Corral. If Cole wasn't so well coached he could have just run a go instead of breaking it off and he would have scored.

The only reason the play didn't have to do with Troy's speed is that I was closer to Bergen when he caught it than Troy was and I watched the game on line from a different country.

Right, so what did I say that wasn’t accurate?

My apologies, I misunderstood your statement. I thought you were saying that the play wasn't about Anderson, when it's 100% about his misreading of the play, his assignment, and his lack of fundamentals. The last is probably because he's a hell of an athlete and has been asked to do everything for the Bobcats except drive the bus. You were just saying it wasn't about his speed which I would agree with as just like in the National Championship he wasn't close enough to most plays for his speed, which is apparently tremendous in spandex, to be a factor.

 

[AZGrizFan]

That didn’t have to do with Troy’s speed. It was a very well schemed play where UM knew if they went 11 personnel and then motioned Junior to the slot on the strong side what MSU’s check would be and it’s wide open if you snap the ball quick, which we did, and have a big time athlete like Junior out of the backfield. I’m not sure if Junior ran track.

Almost nothing you are saying here is accurate. Yes, Montana were in 11 which they are 80% of the time and more like 100% early in the play count. Yeah, we motioned the back which might be revolutionary in a town where an engineering school didn't know snow accumulates on a flat roof, but isn't anything new in a place where keno isn't the new bingo.

Ball is snapped, Grossman runs a throw away route; 47 turns his hips but quickly reads that Bergen is coming out right behind our tight end. Anderson looks like a kid who just saw his first boob, he's spying the backfield like he's Adam and Eve just showed up without fig leaves. 47 is still thinking zone and hoping that Anderson will pick one of them, meanwhile the safeties were trying to set up shell coverage. They never expected guys running through like Fargo residents with a coupon at Golden Corral. If Cole wasn't so well coached he could have just run a go instead of breaking it off and he would have scored.

The only reason the play didn't have to do with Troy's speed is that I was closer to Bergen when he caught it than Troy was and I watched the game on line from a different country.

POTY and it’s only April. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[alabamagrizzly]

Almost nothing you are saying here is accurate. Yes, Montana were in 11 which they are 80% of the time and more like 100% early in the play count. Yeah, we motioned the back which might be revolutionary in a town where an engineering school didn't know snow accumulates on a flat roof, but isn't anything new in a place where keno isn't the new bingo.

Ball is snapped, Grossman runs a throw away route; 47 turns his hips but quickly reads that Bergen is coming out right behind our tight end. Anderson looks like a kid who just saw his first boob, he's spying the backfield like he's Adam and Eve just showed up without fig leaves. 47 is still thinking zone and hoping that Anderson will pick one of them, meanwhile the safeties were trying to set up shell coverage. They never expected guys running through like Fargo residents with a coupon at Golden Corral. If Cole wasn't so well coached he could have just run a go instead of breaking it off and he would have scored.

The only reason the play didn't have to do with Troy's speed is that I was closer to Bergen when he caught it than Troy was and I watched the game on line from a different country.

POTY and it’s only April. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I don’t know, there might be a little too much humor in Sask’s post to be considered a true football post despite it being 100% accurate. You know all the true football posters have left this rubbish pile.

 

[kemajic]

POTY and it’s only April. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I don’t know, there might be a little too much humor in Sask’s post to be considered a true football post despite it being 100% accurate. You know all the true football posters have left this rubbish pile.

It passes the hyperbole test.

 

[AZGrizFan]

I don’t know, there might be a little too much humor in Sask’s post to be considered a true football post despite it being 100% accurate. You know all the true football posters have left this rubbish pile.

It passes the hyperbole test.

Exactly, and with less and less knowledgeable football posters here, THAT is the exact kind of content the people who ARE here are looking for.

 

[SaskGriz]

I don’t know, there might be a little too much humor in Sask’s post to be considered a true football post despite it being 100% accurate. You know all the true football posters have left this rubbish pile.

It passes the hyperbole test.

The hyperbole test is easily the greatest test in the history of mankind.

 

[HelenaHandBasket]

It passes the hyperbole test.

The hyperbole test is easily the greatest test in the history of mankind.

I was told there would be no hyperbole.

 

[alabamagrizzly]

The hyperbole test is easily the greatest test in the history of mankind.

I was told there would be no hyperbole.

As long as there’s punch and pie, I don’t care what kind of hyper bowls you bring. I was told there’d be punch and pie.

 

[CDAGRIZ]

It passes the hyperbole test.

The hyperbole test is easily the greatest test in the history of mankind.

I’d agree with you, but then I saw Andersen ace a test for bestest human being ever to live who hasn’t made an error ever in the history of everdom, and I changed my mind. It looked like a really hard test.

 

[SoldierGriz]

That didn’t have to do with Troy’s speed. It was a very well schemed play where UM knew if they went 11 personnel and then motioned Junior to the slot on the strong side what MSU’s check would be and it’s wide open if you snap the ball quick, which we did, and have a big time athlete like Junior out of the backfield. I’m not sure if Junior ran track.

Almost nothing you are saying here is accurate. Yes, Montana were in 11 which they are 80% of the time and more like 100% early in the play count. Yeah, we motioned the back which might be revolutionary in a town where an engineering school didn't know snow accumulates on a flat roof, but isn't anything new in a place where keno isn't the new bingo.

Ball is snapped, Grossman runs a throw away route; 47 turns his hips but quickly reads that Bergen is coming out right behind our tight end. Anderson looks like a kid who just saw his first boob, he's spying the backfield like he's Adam and Eve just showed up without fig leaves. 47 is still thinking zone and hoping that Anderson will pick one of them, meanwhile the safeties were trying to set up shell coverage. They never expected guys running through like Fargo residents with a coupon at Golden Corral. If Cole wasn't so well coached he could have just run a go instead of breaking it off and he would have scored.

The only reason the play didn't have to do with Troy's speed is that I was closer to Bergen when he caught it than Troy was and I watched the game on line from a different country.

Yep. In the day - we used to simply call this burned....