#2 LB, #60 OA, 90 Rating #6 LB, #119 OA, 5.8 #10 ATH, #61 OA, 90.53
Haha small world. I went to that college as well.
Yeah he got a lot of playing time as a true frosh at RB. That is impressive as the Hoban RB room has been a constant rotating door of studs for the past 7/8 years. Last true frosh I can think of taking RB time was Deamonte “Chip” Traynum who scored the winning TD for OSU last year against us. Supposedly Brayton was wrestling the end of his frosh year as a heavy weight, so do not know how much weight he has added or how much he will continue to grow.
If we landed Feaster, then Feister, all we'd need is to get Faster.
The Faisonster
If football doesn't work out he can be lead singer for My Chemical Romance
I wrestled through HS and was a PWO for the ND team before title IX happened in summer '92.
Tbh watching my nieces/ nephews go through sports, as well as helping coach youth baseball, in today’s world there are a TON of parents who take sports over the top and it’s a complete shame. At the same high school as this young man the head football coach wanted players ONLY playing football which is ridiculous. That way he had control over their lifting in the off season. This same high school with their success over the past 10 yrs has some of the worst helicopter parents I’ve ever seen. It’s great to have faith and love your kid but to think they are the next LeBron/ Manning/ Trout. IMO it’s fathers living through their kids and hoping they can do something that they never ever sniffed themselves. It’s hurting our society and our children. Complete shame. But to get back on track, this behavior as described above is learned from the parents and it’s a complete shame.
Having seen baseball, hockey, football, soccer here id definitely rank wrestling the most toxic followed by baseball
he reminds me more of the douchey my dad has money face that guys named Chad have in college. Adam Devine does it really well:
the funny thing is that in Asia and Europe the thinking in youth sports is to get away from keeping scores and having competition. Like youth soccer in many places in Korea for example they dont even have goals, the kids just practice technique and individual skills before they actually get to play in game scenarios. America on the other hand is totally opposite, kids must constantly be competing against other kids to win trophies and have that gratification (for them or their parents?)
Love it when these youth baseball teams have the banner “State Champions” and all these rings when they play at a tourney with 20 teams lol. Don’t even get me started on the travel sport industry. Complete scam
Oh dublin, I saw that with my boys getting the opportunity to train in Spain and England for soccer (futbol)...It opened their eyes and my eyes as well how screwed up things are here. Here its all about the fancy team names...
yeah in ireland for grades under 12 in our indigenous sports (the GAA) there is a blanket ban on trophies, medals being handed out and for the very young grades under 8/9's they just have games that are played over 30 mins or whatever but absolutely no score keeping is allowed. The reason these rules were brought in were to slow dropout rates as statistics were showing that kids were quitting sports due to lack of fun, lack of perceived competence and an over-emphasis on competitive outcomes (which usually come from coaches and parents)
Did you ever have any dealings with Dan Pleak? He won state at Cathedral, but I believe went to middle school in Franklin Township.
