Recruit Video
Recruit Video
I know in years past the athletic department has put up a highlight tape of all the recurits, I assume it's the same thing people see at the recruit party. I was just wondering if anyone knew when that highlight tape would be put up?
-
Class of 61
- Peregrine
- Posts: 4565
- Joined: Fri Jul 23, 2004 10:51 am
- Location: Seven Hills, Ohio 44131
Recruit hilites
Maybe it's just me and my "ancient" dialup system, but I found the hilites to be almost useless, except to see the actual faces behind the names...the film jumps around on my setup and there is no continuity to it. The kids lines up at DE for example, winds up in backfield, but there's no way to tell how he got there... It's better than nothing, I guess, but I was disappointed that I was unable to "follow the action" from start to finish. 
Education our Challenge, Excellence our goal. (look it up)
-
Tricky_Falcon
- Peregrine
- Posts: 2984
- Joined: Thu Jul 22, 2004 11:23 pm
- Location: The State of Bowling Green
-
Dayons_Den
- aka Joe Bair's Lair
- Posts: 5015
- Joined: Fri Jul 23, 2004 2:58 pm
- Location: Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville
- Contact:
Re: Recruit hilites
That's not your dial up, that is just the level of recruits we are bringing in. Just wait till next year when Gradkowski hits the ground before the ball even reaches him in the shot gun!!!!Class of 61 wrote:The kids lines up at DE for example, winds up in backfield, but there's no way to tell how he got there...
all bowling green
Re: Recruit hilites
Hey, be glad yours actually loads. It's telling me the file can't be found or is out of date or something along those lines.Class of 61 wrote:Maybe it's just me and my "ancient" dialup system, but I found the hilites to be almost useless, except to see the actual faces behind the names...
"To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is half empty. To the project manager, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be."
Re: Recruit hilites
I got the same message and had to try three or four times before it finally loaded. When it did, it was a constant stop & start process, with a lot of time spent buffering. I couldn't only make it through the first two before I had had enough. Wish we could just download the thing to our desktop.McMetz811 wrote:Hey, be glad yours actually loads. It's telling me the file can't be found or is out of date or something along those lines.Class of 61 wrote:Maybe it's just me and my "ancient" dialup system, but I found the hilites to be almost useless, except to see the actual faces behind the names...
Re: Recruit hilites
Nah, that'd be too easy.1987alum wrote: Wish we could just download the thing to our desktop.
"To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is half empty. To the project manager, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be."
-
UK Peregrine
- Transcendent Illuminati
- Posts: 2875
- Joined: Thu Aug 19, 2004 11:48 am
- Location: Grand Valley State University
- Contact:
It's on the main and football pages on bgsufalcons.com .Warthog wrote:Where are you guys getting this video? Can somebody get me a link or something?
http://bgsufalcons.collegesports.com/sp ... 05aab.html
-
Flipper
- The Global Village Idiot
- Posts: 18396
- Joined: Fri Jul 23, 2004 1:01 am
- Location: Ida Twp, MI
Trying to watch it on dial up is probably a waste of time.
I like that WR from Florida a lot. On one play, the kid lines up slot right, crosses the field as the ball is thrown wide left and accelerates as he heads 15 yards downfiled to flatten some poor kid with a great block. You have to love that kind of unselfish play.
That Frericks kid looks like a bowling ball on speed.
Cordelle Thompson reminds me of Burkes. He may not be the biggest LB, but he brings it...hard.
The coaches look for offensive linemen who can move and stay on their feet. Watch how these kids move downfield and watch how they can change direction quickly. That's why they were recruited instead of a bunch of lard assed hogs.
Pollard and Mahoney look close to being ready.
If this is the sixth best class in the MAC like CFN says, the MAC is about to get a huge influx of talent.
I like that WR from Florida a lot. On one play, the kid lines up slot right, crosses the field as the ball is thrown wide left and accelerates as he heads 15 yards downfiled to flatten some poor kid with a great block. You have to love that kind of unselfish play.
That Frericks kid looks like a bowling ball on speed.
Cordelle Thompson reminds me of Burkes. He may not be the biggest LB, but he brings it...hard.
The coaches look for offensive linemen who can move and stay on their feet. Watch how these kids move downfield and watch how they can change direction quickly. That's why they were recruited instead of a bunch of lard assed hogs.
Pollard and Mahoney look close to being ready.
If this is the sixth best class in the MAC like CFN says, the MAC is about to get a huge influx of talent.
It's not the fall that hurts...it's when you hit the ground.
Agreed Flipper, except that Cordelle Thompson reminds me more of T.J. Carswell, except faster.
Him, Antonio Smith, and Aaron Davis are the three that really stuck out in my mind. Those three have amazing speed. I can't wait to see these guys suit up for the Orange and Brown. After watching this a couple times i realize that all these guys can HIT! Man Aaron Davis's downfield blocking is amazing. And Stephon Thompson can lay the wood. I defintely recommend to watch this video with cable or dsl. The dial-up version doesn't work to well.
Him, Antonio Smith, and Aaron Davis are the three that really stuck out in my mind. Those three have amazing speed. I can't wait to see these guys suit up for the Orange and Brown. After watching this a couple times i realize that all these guys can HIT! Man Aaron Davis's downfield blocking is amazing. And Stephon Thompson can lay the wood. I defintely recommend to watch this video with cable or dsl. The dial-up version doesn't work to well.
