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Harold Perkins - 247 Sports Recruiting Profile
Posted on 11/13/22 at 8:06 pm
Posted on 11/13/22 at 8:06 pm
I assume this has been posted before, though word searches aren't popping for me. But I just went to look at where Perkins was from, as I didn't remember. Two things stuck out to me. One was how on point the scouting report is, and the second was that I had forgotten that he decommitted from A&M a week before signing day
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In my opinion, that last minute shift is the difference between potentially being a CFP team and likely being 8-4 and talking fondly of what things might look like next season in our rebuild.
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Put together well with a lean, athletic build. Not overly long but good height and has some space to add mass in college. Dynamic two-way player with big-play ability with the ball in his hands and as an attacking defender. Legitimately could be a high-major running back prospect in addition to elite linebacker recruit. Outstanding tester in a combine setting (4.49 40 prior to junior season). Athleticism jumps off the screen. Flashes home run-hitting speed as a ball carrier that translates to broad pursuit range on defense. Displays consistent back-side chase-down athleticism. Fluidity shows in running back touches and in redirecting ability on defense. Often plays from the edge but also plays off the ball. Lines up at receiver, running back, and wingback for a wing-T offense. Easy athleticism that makes tough plays look less challenging than they really are. Size will dictate an off-ball role in college, but flashes impressive dip and pass-rush feel off the edge. Generally a sure tackler who can provide the big hit. Honing coverage technique will enhance positional and situational flexibility as a defender. Gets over-aggressive at times and can run himself out of position. Good play strength relative to size but will still need added mass and strength as he progresses to the next level. Size and average length could become an issue against big, athletic tight ends at the next level. Nevertheless, among the top prospects in Texas for his class and one of the top linebackers nationally. Possesses the potential to become a multi-year impact starter at the high-major level with long-term early-round NFL Draft upside.
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In my opinion, that last minute shift is the difference between potentially being a CFP team and likely being 8-4 and talking fondly of what things might look like next season in our rebuild.
Posted on 11/13/22 at 8:08 pm to Joshjrn
They could put him in the backfield. Every eye would be on him. Do a toss sweep but instead of running it, he pulls up and chucks it to an open man for 6.
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