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Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 10:14 am
by wlduck
According to the paper this morning, this sophomore running back led Aloha to a big win over Jesuit. He was also second in the state in the 100 meters. Barely anything about him on Scout. Anybody know if this kid is a big time prospect for 2013?
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 10:50 am
by Duck07
wlduck wrote:According to the paper this morning, this sophomore running back led Aloha to a big win over Jesuit. He was also second in the state in the 100 meters. Barely anything about him on Scout. Anybody know if this kid is a big time prospect for 2013?
It's hard for underclassmen in our region to get a lot of early hype. The best thing he could do for exposure this summer is get to as many D1 camps as possible where other top recruits are to stand out. I remember Colvin took off after he won MVP of the Stanford camp. After that Cam, Lavelle Hawkins and Early Doucet went on a southern camp tour where they went to a bunch of camps. Cam told me at the Miami camp the coaches were calling in local hs kids to come out to see if they could cover the troika of wrs.
Of course that takes some money but if you want to get noticed, go to where the scouts are and shine. That year Early was the #1 WR, Cam #5 and LaVelle #17.
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 1:33 pm
by gregspechtismyhero
I was at that game. Honestly the most insane high school athlete I've ever seen in my entire life. He looked like LMJ out there. The only problem are his grades from what I've heard. I have some friends who know him and said he's been trying to get into jesuit but he has somewhere in the mid 2 point range. At Aloha that's pretty bad. He would be a hell of a pickup, he beat Keanon Lowe in the 100 meter last year as a freshman fwiw.
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 4:52 pm
by AugustDuck
gregspechtismyhero wrote:I was at that game. Honestly the most insane high school athlete I've ever seen in my entire life. He looked like LMJ out there. The only problem are his grades from what I've heard. I have some friends who know him and said he's been trying to get into jesuit but he has somewhere in the mid 2 point range. At Aloha that's pretty bad. He would be a hell of a pickup, he beat Keanon Lowe in the 100 meter last year as a freshman fwiw.
10.54 as a Frosh. Not bad.
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:13 pm
by wlduck
AugustDuck wrote:gregspechtismyhero wrote:I was at that game. Honestly the most insane high school athlete I've ever seen in my entire life. He looked like LMJ out there. The only problem are his grades from what I've heard. I have some friends who know him and said he's been trying to get into jesuit but he has somewhere in the mid 2 point range. At Aloha that's pretty bad. He would be a hell of a pickup, he beat Keanon Lowe in the 100 meter last year as a freshman fwiw.
10.54 as a Frosh. Not bad.
Hey thanks for the info. We need to get that kid a tutor now!
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 2:45 pm
by jhopduck
Matt has an update on him today on our site. Oregon.247sports.com
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 7:56 pm
by ducksfosho
ohhh my look at his stats not to mention he is 6'2 200
http://www.maxpreps.com/athletes/YYFmaM ... -tyner.htm
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2010 3:05 pm
by dd10snoop28
Yeah, I live in the beaverton area and seen a couple games of his and he is definitely the real deal.
Aloha HS is honestly stacked this year(the first time I've said that in my lifetime). Their o-line is good(thanks to Euscher), they have two amazing RB's(Schaffer and Tyner), and a very fast QB(Clardy).
Anyways, back to Tyner, he really is a special player. I can't remember a RB from Oregon with his type of skill. He'll be the best player in Oregon by the time he's a senior.
I've also seen some of the best RB's that came out of Oregon(Paul Weatheroy, Malcolm Johnson, Scott Grady, and Rafael Lambert) and he is on a different level then those guys.
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2010 6:39 pm
by greenyellow
Would be nice to get an in-state talent like him but he first needs to get his grades up so he can qualify.
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Mon Oct 18, 2010 9:48 pm
by Duckattack7
He is raw! I have been dredding playing them, all week! I have had to watch film on him too since I play both DL and OL for Beaverton and this kid is out of this world. And he is a buddy of mine and he has a 3.42 overall GPA so grades are not an issue FWIW. Only nock on him is his toughness
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2010 12:50 pm
by greenyellow
Duckattack7 wrote:He is raw! I have been dredding playing them, all week! I have had to watch film on him too since I play both DL and OL for Beaverton and this kid is out of this world. And he is a buddy of mine and he has a 3.42 overall GPA so grades are not an issue FWIW. Only nock on him is his toughness
If his grades are not an issue, then he'll be seriously looked at by Oregon's coaches, unless they feel there are better players out there or he doesn't fit in with what they want out of a RB.
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2010 4:51 pm
by AugustDuck
He is listed on Scout and Rivals as 5' 11" and Max Preps has him @ 6' 2". I realize these services frequently get "little details" like this wrong, but I wonder if he is still growing, and if he is going to grow his way away from RB? I am not partial to a RB above 6' 2" - maybe he will end up @ WR?
Re: Thomas Tyner
Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2010 11:20 pm
by gregspechtismyhero
Duckattack7 wrote:He is raw! I have been dredding playing them, all week! I have had to watch film on him too since I play both DL and OL for Beaverton and this kid is out of this world. And he is a buddy of mine and he has a 3.42 overall GPA so grades are not an issue FWIW. Only nock on him is his toughness
Really? Huh, my bad for getting the grades wrong.