Rivals Rankings Week: Which OL is best fit for his future team?
Alex Birchmeier, the nation's No. 2 ranked offensive guard, has found an ideal future home at Penn State.
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Love the fact that he's a wrestler. However, I just read on the internet that he'll suck at Penn State."tough, physical and plays with a mean streak" does not go with "That kind of kid and mentality seems like a perfect fit for what Franklin, offensive line coach Phil Trautwein and the entire staff is looking for out of offensive linemen in Happy Valley."
There are two parts to this, one, does he have the athletic ability to excel in the current system and does he have the mindset? To play devil's advocate, we use a gap blocking scheme with a lot of spread gimmicks. He has the athletic ability but assuming the persona is correct, he might be best served playing at one of the Michigan schools, Iowa or Wisconsin given the system we actually use. Gap blocking means walling off defenders not engaging them. Aggressive players tend not to fair very well in gap schemes that use a lot of spread gimmicks.
I never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.Love the fact that he's a wrestler. However, I just read on the internet that he'll suck at Penn State.
I never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
So, shortly after enrollment, but before his first practice, you're suggesting the young man made a poor choice in Penn State?I never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
You saying “To play devil’s advocate” ….one of the funniest lines in board history!"tough, physical and plays with a mean streak" does not go with "That kind of kid and mentality seems like a perfect fit for what Franklin, offensive line coach Phil Trautwein and the entire staff is looking for out of offensive linemen in Happy Valley."
There are two parts to this, one, does he have the athletic ability to excel in the current system and does he have the mindset? To play devil's advocate, we use a gap blocking scheme with a lot of spread gimmicks. He has the athletic ability but assuming the persona is correct, he might be best served playing at one of the Michigan schools, Iowa or Wisconsin given the system we actually use. Gap blocking means walling off defenders not engaging them. Aggressive players tend not to fair very well in gap schemes that use a lot of spread gimmicks.
Too late Pigron. He is already here.I never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
Oh, I am.I never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
WowI never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
How long has he been posting his nonsense?Ignore is is every human's friend. with Wall-ass Breem.
How long has he been posting his nonsense?
So, you're saying that I should put "Wall-ass" on ignore? I can't even remember the name of the turd I put on ignore some moths ago, and I can't say that I've missed him either.Ignore is every human's friend with regard to Wall-ass Breem.
Don't forget how Hack's Hall of Fame career was derailed by Franklin.2-3 years at least. Everything is based on a couple absurd principles:
1. BOB was dealt the worst hand ever and navigated it perfectly.
2. Sanctions were completely removed upon Franklin's arrival and he fell straight on his face.
3. Every good player we've ever had was recruited by BOB.
4. The 2 schedules BOB faced were the most brutal in Big 10 history. Franklin has met a soft Big 10.
Square peg, round hole .....LOLI never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
Ignore is not a bad choice, but Wallace is an unrepentant know-it-all.So, you're saying that I should put "Wall-ass" on ignore? I can't even remember the name of the turd I put on ignore some moths ago, and I can't say that I've missed him either.
Wally B is now a breath of fresh silence. Finally, at his very best!So, you're saying that I should put "Wall-ass" on ignore? I can't even remember the name of the turd I put on ignore some moths ago, and I can't say that I've missed him either.
Waisted discussion IMO. Let’s wait till they get here and see how the perform.Rivals Rankings Week: Which OL is best fit for his future team?
Alex Birchmeier, the nation's No. 2 ranked offensive guard, has found an ideal future home at Penn State.pennstate.rivals.com
And why would that be?I never said that, what I did say that he might be better off somewhere else. He could still be very good but likely won't hit is ceiling. Two very different things. Pay attention.
In his mind only.Ignore is not a bad choice, but Wallace is an unrepentant know-it-all.
Better to call him out and shoot down his nonsense IMO.
Someone said arguing with him is like playing chess with a Pigeon . When you win he will just knock all the pieces over, 💩 all over the board, and then strut around like he won. So now he is known as The Pigeon.Ignore is not a bad choice, but Wallace is an unrepentant know-it-all.
Better to call him out and shoot down his nonsense IMO.