woundedknees wrote:Mario is fun to see in action, the results speak for themselves, but I'm not so sure very many of us could handle the schedule.
That crew is on the road or on the phone so much, its a wonder they have time to have kids... Their wives must be saints!
They really earn their salaries with those work schedules, almost like working investment banker hours.
Really apt comparison. And like I-banking, I'm sure it breeds a lot of self-destructive behavior.
They earn their salaries... to a point. I wish there was an artificial ceiling put on coach and AD salaries, so money to could flow back into the school instead of the other way around.
What I like most from his tape is he already has the look of an advanced football player. It's not athleticism you have to project forward; it's already right there, and you can see it on tape. I'm talking about little things, meeting the ball at its apex when he's making a contested catch, finding the man he needs to block when he's in open space, and keeping his feet in bounds when he's running out of space on a jump ball. He's 6'5 and looks fast enough -- take those raw traits and add them to the technique he already displays, I think you've got a stud.
Very similar skillsets, size, speed. Ferguson has maybe a little more 'wiggle' to him as a route runner, but otherwise these two are very similar at the same age.
Very similar skillsets, size, speed. Ferguson has maybe a little more 'wiggle' to him as a route runner, but otherwise these two are very similar at the same age.
His receiving game looks a lot more like Mundt. Baylis wasn't as dynamic as a receiver.
It'll be nice if Ferguson can block though as some are saying he can.