He hasn't ran anything close to a 10.7 in the "open" 100, that's his split from running the 2nd and 3rd leg on relays. His best time in the open 100 is 11.42 in Spring '24. He just hasn't really run much in HS.
That makes more sense, I thought 10.7 seemed waaaay too fast.
He's a much better athlete (run/jump/xplosive) than Boldin and I think he could run around the 10.78-10.85 range if he actually ran his SR year but he will be an early enrollee. I remember Boldin was a 5* QB coming out of HS, but was moved to WR to see the field when they were snake bitten with injuries.
I think he could end up being alot like the UW WR Odunze...He ended up at 6'3 212 and he's close to 6'1 200lbs right now, I also think his speed will end being in that slightly under 4.5 range, their games are very similar.
I think it is a pretty fair comparison actually. Neither are speedsters and they are both about the same size (not tall, not short). They are versatile and can play each of the WR positions. They are intelligent WRs, run great routes, have a physicality to their game, and very well prepared for college all immediately.
Elite QB talent and another DL
Another lb too imo
Yes indeed, we should be able to flip one
Every linebacker on this year’s team is eligible to return next year. I don’t think the’ll take another.
Eligible yes, but how likely to return is how you judge that especially if they have the season expected. If Caldwell or IIi want in you take 'em
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Tom's Take: Notre Dame lands loaded WR group in 2026, expect the same result in 2027
Known as a high-level position coach and less of an elite recruiter, Notre Dame receivers coach Mike Brown had great success on the trail in 2026, and more of that is expected in 2027.
Said some at ND think he could be a starter by seasons end
Then he needs to figure out how to step up his game.
