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Two TCU football players arrested on felony charges after beating up a student and stealing a case of cheap beer.
 
Losing weight could also be beneficial for Krahn's personal football future.

He participated in USA Football's National Development Games in Los Angeles over the summer, where he definitely caught the eye of several college coaches in attendance.

"We had Division I coaches on site that said they'd consider offering him if he lost some weight," USA Football's Jimmy Thomas told MaxPreps. "They think he could be a force at a lighter weight."

Not only did Krahn see work in the trenches at the National Development Games, but he was also used in the backfield in jumbo offensive sets.

Presently, Corridan believes Krahn could be a good candidate for junior college, as a possible launching pad into a football career at a Division I school.
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Seems like a case where some team might want to try getting in at the ground level with this guy. Because if he actually could be good, loses the weight at JC......and the height turns out to not be a huge leverage issue in the trenches......he'll end up at like USC or something. But now, you have no competition recruiting him apparently. Throw him in any decent D1 conditioning program and they should be able to mold him into something better. Seems like it would be a decent gamble. Not unlike the Langi kid BYU signed this year.......although Langi's body composition @ 430 lbs is better and less risky than this guy.




Joe Bagadonuts said:
Not Texas, he's in Orange County, California. That boy is large.
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Riverside County is where that high school is.
 
Seems like it would be hard for qb's to throw over him.

Could he play d-line maybe?

Nm, just saw that he does play d-line
 
Duck Rodgers said:
Seems like a case where some team might want to try getting in at the ground level with this guy. Because if he actually could be good, loses the weight at JC......and the height turns out to not be a huge leverage issue in the trenches......he'll end up at like USC or something. But now, you have no competition recruiting him apparently. Throw him in any decent D1 conditioning program and they should be able to mold him into something better. Seems like it would be a decent gamble. Not unlike the Langi kid BYU signed this year.......although Langi's body composition @ 430 lbs is better and less risky than this guy.






Riverside County is where that high school is.
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This kid is gunna be a specialist, if anything, that goes in just to **** with the O-lines head every now and again. I could see him being used against field goal attempts and a few blitzes. I can't see him playing too many mins but he could be effective when he does.

The first solid play this kid makes is gunna make sportscenter. The OMG check this out factor makes it worth it even if he's only mediocre.
 
Hoping BYU can get this win vs Michigan (or lose by 6 or less :P). Looks like clearly the best game that kicks off in ~15 minutes. I know they're kind of riddled with injuries though.

good luck to em!
 
PG_AB said:
Hoping BYU can get this win vs Michigan (or lose by 6 or less :P). Looks like clearly the best game that kicks off in ~15 minutes. I know they're kind of riddled with injuries though.

good luck to em!
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LOL - learned my lesson before halftime. Trash game, it happens. Already onto the Fournette show.
 
I think it is now obvious that BYU is better than Utah. That Michigan game proves it....Wait.....LOL. Just checked the score at the half and started laughing.
 
Is anyone watching this game from Leonard Fournette? holy **** is that guy NFL ready.. He might be the best RB since Adrian Peterson.
 
PG_AB said:
Is anyone watching this game from Leonard Fournette? holy **** is that guy NFL ready.. He might be the best RB since Adrian Peterson.
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I feel sorry for anyone trying to make an open field tackle on that dude. Might as well just step in front of a semi on the freeway.
 
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