TRANSFER: Josh Labrador (RB) Snow College

[grizaremoregooder]

Not really this probably came together fast and not even sure he's on scholarship. His Hudl highlight looks good but I'm not ready to give him all-world status as some of you are. I'll see what he can do first.


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Tuff Harris was less than 6' and could so the same. Routinely stuffed in HS at Colstrip. The most impressive I ever saw was 60's Griz RB Willie Jones, who was 5'7". During winter drills in the Field House, bored listening to coachtalk, Willie just jumped straight up without taking a step, grabbed the rim and chinned himself with one arm. Of course Willie was a consistent 9.4 100 yd sprinter and long jumped 25'. Not bad 60's numbers on the cinder track of the campus Dornblaser. RIP Willie.

I was unaware that he had passed. He is maybe the best all around athalete to ever attend UM. I believe he played basketball, football, and track.

I think Scott Zanon was the best all around athlete I ever saw.

I remember him just getting destroyed on punt returns. He was a hell of a ball player too.

 

[Zirg]

Anyone who thought Labrador reminded them of either Chase Reynolds or Dan Moore should have their posting privileges revoked. I thought he looked terrible every time I saw him and, obviously, so did the coaches. He was never gonna get a significant snap and he didn't want to put in the time to just be a part of the team. Good riddance to dead-weight like that. His father's name and influence didn't mean squat here and he should probably stay close to his coat-tails if he doesn't have the grit to stick with something when the chips are down.

I agree with whoever mentioned Scott Zanon for being an all-around stud who just wanted to be a part of the football team after his b-ball eligibility expired and was happy to have a limited role.

 

[HookedonGriz]

Anyone who thought Labrador reminded them of either Chase Reynolds or Dan Moore should have their posting privileges revoked. I thought he looked terrible every time I saw him and, obviously, so did the coaches. He was never gonna get a significant snap and he didn't want to put in the time to just be a part of the team. Good riddance to dead-weight like that. His father's name and influence didn't mean squat here and he should probably stay close to his coat-tails if he doesn't have the grit to stick with something when the chips are down.

I agree with whoever mentioned Scott Zanon for being an all-around stud who just wanted to be a part of the football team after his b-ball eligibility expired and was happy to have a limited role.

Um, tell us how you really feel?

 

[kemajic]

strange that only 1 Griz coach follows him on twitter. (Justin Green)

Not really this probably came together fast and not even sure he's on scholarship. His Hudl highlight looks good but I'm not ready to give him all-world status as some of you are. I'll see what he can do first.


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Tuff Harris was less than 6' and could so the same. Routinely stuffed in HS at Colstrip. The most impressive I ever saw was 60's Griz RB Willie Jones, who was 5'7". During winter drills in the Field House, bored listening to coachtalk, Willie just jumped straight up without taking a step, grabbed the rim and chinned himself with one arm. Of course Willie was a consistent 9.4 100 yd sprinter and long jumped 25'. Not bad 60's numbers on the cinder track of the campus Dornblaser. RIP Willie.

I was unaware that he had passed. He is maybe the best all around athalete to ever attend UM. I believe he played basketball, football, and track.

Football and track. Intramural Bball; unreal vertical and quick as a cat. Pretty good outside shooter. Probably could have played for the Griz. Willie was from Monroe, MI; I recently heard he had passed from another teammate.

Bob Obilovich from Butte played football, basketball and baseball for the Griz. Scary number of letters.

 

[grizaremoregooder]

Not really this probably came together fast and not even sure he's on scholarship. His Hudl highlight looks good but I'm not ready to give him all-world status as some of you are. I'll see what he can do first.


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Tuff Harris was less than 6' and could so the same. Routinely stuffed in HS at Colstrip. The most impressive I ever saw was 60's Griz RB Willie Jones, who was 5'7". During winter drills in the Field House, bored listening to coachtalk, Willie just jumped straight up without taking a step, grabbed the rim and chinned himself with one arm. Of course Willie was a consistent 9.4 100 yd sprinter and long jumped 25'. Not bad 60's numbers on the cinder track of the campus Dornblaser. RIP Willie.

I was unaware that he had passed. He is maybe the best all around athalete to ever attend UM. I believe he played basketball, football, and track.

Football and track. Intramural Bball; unreal vertical and quick as a cat. Pretty good outside shooter. Probably could have played for the Griz. Willie was from Monroe, MI; I recently heard he had passed from another teammate.

Bob Obilovich from Butte played football, basketball and baseball for the Griz. Scary number of letters.

My old man was on the 400 relay with em at the University so I heard a ton of stories about this guy and Doug Brown. Doug got a physical and when the nurse tried to check his blood pressure she couldn't find a pulse because his heart rate was so low. He use to run over the top of the M and just keep going...every day! Harry Adams was quite the guy too from what I have been told. I'll let him know about Willie passing thanks Kem.