2010 Recruiting

way too many 'Sconi's for my taste and not enough Twin Cities, more importantly Classic Lake Conference. has NDSU ever had an Eden Prairie kid??

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Originally Posted by BisonNeil

Good stuff, thanks TC and Admin.

It's interesting that the QB that was offered is a dual threat guy. Dante Perez is a dual threat guy. All of the others have been listed as a pro-style, although I thought Jenson showed some running ability in his videos. Vigen tweeking the O?

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Originally Posted by BisonNeil

Good stuff, thanks TC and Admin.

It's interesting that the QB that was offered is a dual threat guy. Dante Perez is a dual threat guy. All of the others have been listed as a pro-style, although I thought Jenson showed some running ability in his videos. Vigen tweeking the O?

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Well, look at UNI for example. Their QB Pat Grace is definitely dual threat, and he wins them games. Wasn't he a question mark last year too?

I think in FCS, dual threat is the recipe for success. You don't always have the best athletes around you, but if your leader is one of your best athletes, you are a 'leg' up on the competition IMO. A guy like Walker just doesn't come around too often.

Just my take.

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Originally Posted by KTF

Do mean good or bad characater?

Craig Dahl now plays in the NFL and has a super bowl ring. He was one of captains on the 2006 squat and holds a few tackling records if memory serves me right. I hope every recruit that comes to NDSU can follow in his shoes...

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Haha, "more characters" was because I wanted my post to just be "Yep" in complete agreement, but it needs 10 characters so I added "More characters". Sorry for the confusion!

He may have lost his tackling records to Mays...but I hear ya cluckin.

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Originally Posted by EndZoneQB

Well, look at UNI for example. Their QB Pat Grace is definitely dual threat, and he wins them games. Wasn't he a question mark last year too?

I think in FCS, dual threat is the recipe for success. You don't always have the best athletes around you, but if your leader is one of your best athletes, you are a 'leg' up on the competition IMO. A guy like Walker just doesn't come around too often.

Just my take.

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well said!!!!

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Originally Posted by EndZoneQB

Well, look at UNI for example. Their QB Pat Grace is definitely dual threat, and he wins them games. Wasn't he a question mark last year too?

I think in FCS, dual threat is the recipe for success. You don't always have the best athletes around you, but if your leader is one of your best athletes, you are a 'leg' up on the competition IMO. A guy like Walker just doesn't come around too often.

Just my take.

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Absolutely...postively...right on.

Welcome Colten!!!!!

Best of luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by lakesbison

way too many 'Sconi's for my taste and not enough Twin Cities, more importantly Classic Lake Conference. has NDSU ever had an Eden Prairie kid??

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Just to be clear, Eden Prairie is in the Lake Conference. The Lake conference is arguably the toughest conference in the state. It's a huge conference and year in and year out the conference schedule is tough. A quick look at the current roster shows 5 players from the Lake and 1 player from the Classic Lake. I agree, we need more kids from these conferences.

i was on my cell typing, my bad, yes, both of those conferences.

heck, give me 2-3 eden prairie/wayzata/apple valley kids each and you'll have a great D1 defense in a couple years.

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Originally Posted by lakesbison

way too many 'Sconi's for my taste and not enough Twin Cities, more importantly Classic Lake Conference. has NDSU ever had an Eden Prairie kid??

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It would seem coaches would be all over Eden Prairie and the Lake conference. Some states, for ex. WI with Marlin, have better coverage of prospects, so we hear about them but not some MN prospects that don't quite have the same coverage. You can likely add another fifteen or so MN prospects to the above list that are being evaluated by coaches-but just aren't listed on Rivals or Scout.