2010 QB Tyler Shreve
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:54 am
One to watch here as he is listed on rivals as pro-style but has more dual threat abilities. USC may give a look but man beating out Matt Barkley for the next four years won't be attractive. Did I mention he is from Cali? Not VA or PA or any eastern seaboard state? Also Rumor has it Oregon is up at/near the top of the list already. Upper 3 at least.
Short video:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/video/recruitin ... ghts-43577
Short review:
Shreve, the 6-foot-4, 205-pound junior from Redlands (Calif.) East Valley, is considered to be the most likely alternative to receive a USC scholarship offer. While Thomas is your more traditional pocket passer, Shreve provides a dual-threat element to the position. Unofficially, Shreve runs the 40-yard dash in the 4.65 range according to East Valley head coach Kurt Bruich.
With Mark Sanchez's mobility being one of the primary catalysts for the Trojans burgeoning success in the passing game, Shreve's athleticism would be the attribute that could land him an offer. On the season, Shreve has completed 60/100 (60-percent) for 898 yards, eight touchdowns, and one interception, while also rushing for 372 yards on 76 carries and eight touchdowns.
At the Elite 11, Shreve displayed an above average arm with good spin on the ball. In comparison to many of the 2009 participants at the camp, he easily ranking among the top five passers in most categories. Combined with his athleticism, Shreve is an intriguing prospect because of potential.
Short video:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/video/recruitin ... ghts-43577
Short review:
Shreve, the 6-foot-4, 205-pound junior from Redlands (Calif.) East Valley, is considered to be the most likely alternative to receive a USC scholarship offer. While Thomas is your more traditional pocket passer, Shreve provides a dual-threat element to the position. Unofficially, Shreve runs the 40-yard dash in the 4.65 range according to East Valley head coach Kurt Bruich.
With Mark Sanchez's mobility being one of the primary catalysts for the Trojans burgeoning success in the passing game, Shreve's athleticism would be the attribute that could land him an offer. On the season, Shreve has completed 60/100 (60-percent) for 898 yards, eight touchdowns, and one interception, while also rushing for 372 yards on 76 carries and eight touchdowns.
At the Elite 11, Shreve displayed an above average arm with good spin on the ball. In comparison to many of the 2009 participants at the camp, he easily ranking among the top five passers in most categories. Combined with his athleticism, Shreve is an intriguing prospect because of potential.
