I wonder why they don't go after kids like this? Seems like a good shot as a flyer and keeping Oregon kids home. His brother is a college soccer player so there's obviously some athleticism in the family.
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Trey Woods
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pudgejeff
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Re: Trey Woods
6' 3" would compliment all the shorter slot guys Taggerts been after.
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srsmiley007
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Re: Trey Woods
He's tall but appears to lack explosiveness and likely closer to a 4.8, 40'. Could really develop but I see where they would have pause looking at his film. He's a long strider which is tough to eval' without defined measurables (SPARQ) track times, etc. His offense doesn't help, it provides a lot of open receptions where he is completely uncovered or against zone. Really tough to gauge body control, cut's, explosiveness, etc. without man coverage, etc. Really would like a taller receiver but his film really doesn't help a ton. Especially at corner.FlDuckFan wrote:6' 3" would compliment all the shorter slot guys Taggerts been after.
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pudgejeff
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Re: Trey Woods
Ya, I saw him as a big safety or an outside linebacker type.FlDuckFan wrote:6' 3" would compliment all the shorter slot guys Taggerts been after.