re: Official 2013 RMD Thread - In the Books!

I know who I want too
Do we even consider bumping him? I want to get my pick in tonight. I'm on pacific time obviously, so sometimes I'll wake up to emails saying that I've been on the clock. Plus I'll be gone almost all day tomorrow.

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Bayou wants EJ Levenberry

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Im surprised that kid who I think you're insinuating hasn't been picked by now aswell..

idk if I'm looking at his position though after I already took two of them and will probably add only one more, but way later.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure we're thinking of the same guy. I have someone at the same position in my back pocket that I will pull the trigger on next round (not in a few picks).

Yea.. I'm working with basically nothing.. so unfortunately for me, I have my eyes set on other positions my next two picks.

Team Cecil Selects Jaynard Bostwick, DT, Florida

Highlights
Versatile lineman, who will play the 5-tech for Florida, who will look to their young guys on the DL, Bostwick and Brantley(an earlier selection), to get on the field. Bostwick will provide much needed depth, and should see playing time really soon.
One knock on him, from his highlights is his speed off the ball, however, he does have pretty good closing speed for a guy his size. If he gets that right, he will be a really good player on the next level.

ETA: Team Cecil is a 34 defense squad. Bostwick on the other side of Gilmore....

tbh Tanner Wood is a very unsual pick for me because he doesn't have many highlights(the ones he has are good there just aren't many). 3 things reeeeeeally sold me on him though

1.The state rushing record game.

2.The fact that he committed to KSU since his sophomore season and never waiver despite getting a ton of interest his senior year

3.This interview LINK . He exudes the corn fed farm boy with that retard Lenny strength lol

Going to pull the trigger on a Washington guy.

6'5" 240lbs DE Marcus Farria from Centennial High School in Peoria, AZ.

Interesting backstory on this guy. He's originally from Louisiana. He moved due to the Katrina situation. He's had a rough personal life, so he's working on getting things in order still.

He's a grade risk still, he doesn't talk to the media, he didn't hit the camp circuit, he has character issues and was suspended for the first 4 games of their season I believe, but he is a bad, bad man

From some recruiting analysts who have seen him play a few times and talked to people around him, he would be the top DE in the west and one of the top 2 or 3 defensive players in the west overall if he had his act together. He's a boom or a bust pick.

After signing day, there was a premium article on the Washington Scout.com website that I'm a member of where 9 of the guys that contribute to the site listed their top 10 players that Washington signed. The 3 guys that are connected the most all listed Farria #1. I've also heard that the coaches already have plan on him seeing major playing time this fall as a Freshman. There really isn't much film out there on him at all, just a minute or two highlight on YouTube that's pretty old.

Here's a couple of quotes that I found about him (although there is hardly anything out there on him)...

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But those that follow prep sports in Arizona feel like Farria could be the best pure talent in the state - if that's what he wants to be. And this is coming from a state that has a wealth of talent for the 2013 class - including Priest Willis, Cole Luke, Devon Allen, Chans Cox, Kenny Lacy, Jalen Ortiz, Tyler Bruggman and others.

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And then from his coach at Centennial, which is a major talent-producing school in Arizona...

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"He is the most explosive, has the best first step of any player I've coached in 40 years. I've had coaches from around the country…he had probably 10 offers before anyone saw him on film just looking at him and with coaches asking me how he compared to other players we've had…they offered him before they ever saw him play in a game for us. His upside is outstanding. If he gets in a program where he's going to put on weight and year-around lifting and coaching, I think he's going to be someone a lot of people know about." - Peoria Centennial Head Coach Richard Taylor

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Dolemite selects Doug Randolph OLB Notre Dame.

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Dolemite selects Doug Randolph OLB Notre Dame.

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Nice at one point I was pretty torn between him and Tanner Wood. My main concern was playing time ND has a lot of really good OLBs.