Why is CB obsessed with Quezada?

[jay santos]

Is it a TBS thing?

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recru...ruitId%3d82861

A 3 star RB recruit that runs a 4.76 40, being recruited primarily by second to third tier schools?

Looks like a decent recruit, but with the chatter, you'd think he was a top 100 recruit.

[Indy Coug]

Is it a TBS thing?

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recru...ruitId%3d82861

A 3 star RB recruit that runs a 4.76 40, being recruited primarily by second to third tier schools?

Looks like a decent recruit, but with the chatter, you'd think he was a top 100 recruit.

Have you seen film on him?

If he really runs a 4.76 40, then he plays in a league that is very, very, very slow. The assumption is that he's significantly faster than that and that he is a strong runner with a good change of direction.

Frankly, he may be a better prospect at safety than RB.

[JohnnyLingo]

Have you seen film on him?

If he really runs a 4.76 40, then he plays in a league that is very, very, very slow. The assumption is that he's significantly faster than that and that he is a strong runner with a good change of direction.

Yep.

Also, CB is in a major recruiting frenzy right now. Any good recruit who "hasn't quite but maybe he will" committed to BYU is getting a lot of attention.

Blame Heaps.

[jay santos]

Have you seen film on him?

If he really runs a 4.76 40, then he plays in a league that is very, very, very slow. The assumption is that he's significantly faster than that and that he is a strong runner with a good change of direction.

Frankly, he may be a better prospect at safety than RB.

Don't know anything about him. Just the information at that link.

It seems every year there's a guy that gets ridiculously unwarranted hype like Kessman, DiLuigi, and it usually turns out to be TBS fueled. I wondered if this could be something like that.

[DrumNFeather]

Part of it (I would think) has to do with the fact that he is one of the few they're going head to head with Utah for.

[Goatnapper'96]

Is it a TBS thing?

http://insider.espn.go.com/ncf/recru...ruitId%3d82861

A 3 star RB recruit that runs a 4.76 40, being recruited primarily by second to third tier schools?

Looks like a decent recruit, but with the chatter, you'd think he was a top 100 recruit.

The lucsious locks baby....it is all about the locks.

[Indy Coug]

Don't know anything about him. Just the information at that link.

Judge for yourself.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16I01Uu6Olc"]YouTube- JOSHUA QUEZADA Title01 01[/ame]

[WashingtonCoug]

He's gotta have a faster than 4.76 40 time.

[Indy Coug]

He's gotta have a faster than 4.76 40 time.

He may be closer to 4.76 than 4.40, but he isn't exactly slow.

[WashingtonCoug]

He may be closer to 4.76 than 4.40, but he isn't exactly slow.

I agree

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

I am pretty sure Indy did this once on CB, but if two players ran a straight 40 yards with no cuts or adjustments at the end of the 40 yards how far ahead would the guy who runs a 4.3 be over a guy that runs a 4.6?

40 time is among the most idiotic things people think about.

[Non Sequitur]

I am pretty sure Indy did this once on CB, but if two players ran a straight 40 yards with no cuts or adjustments at the end of the 40 yards how far ahead would the guy who runs a 4.3 be over a guy that runs a 4.6?

40 time is among the most idiotic things people think about.

I wouldn't say it's idiotic. It's a pretty good gauge of athleticism. If you're 200 pounds and run a 4.5 40, you're going to be a pretty good athlete. It's not a perfect measure, but it's a pretty good indicator.

[Indy Coug]

I am pretty sure Indy did this once on CB, but if two players ran a straight 40 yards with no cuts or adjustments at the end of the 40 yards how far ahead would the guy who runs a 4.3 be over a guy that runs a 4.6?

40 time is among the most idiotic things people think about.

I'm pretty sure I did a better writeup than this later on, but here's what I could find.

http://www.cougarboard.com/noframes/...html?id=291659

[HBCoug]

Don't know anything about him. Just the information at that link.

It seems every year there's a guy that gets ridiculously unwarranted hype like Kessman, DiLuigi, and it usually turns out to be TBS fueled. I wondered if this could be something like that.

Kessman had no other offers, and I believe DiLuigi only had Wyoming offer. Quezada has a couple Pac-10 offers (Wash, Stanford), and an offer from Utah which says a ton considering they now only recruit Texas kids who run sub 4.3s. I can understand the skepticism based on some past results, but this kid can play. I think that 4.76 is way off.

[frank ryan]

Kessman had no other offers, and I believe DiLuigi only had Wyoming offer. Quezada has a couple Pac-10 offers (Wash, Stanford), and an offer from Utah which says a ton considering they now only recruit Texas kids who run sub 4.3s. I can understand the skepticism based on some past results, but this kid can play. I think that 4.76 is way off.

DiLuigi was overhyped, but he has not been a bad player. I'm glad he is on the roster. Kessman, on the other hand was a total bust.

People are hungry for any recruiting info because this huge class is all but assembled. I'm curious to know if a single juco player is taken