Why is CB obsessed with Quezada?

[cougjunkie]

I thought Jacob Hanneman was a mission first kid. Who is Jordan Johnson? Did he get on the field this year? I honestly can't remember him at all. I agree with you about Bradley and Aguirre. I think that would be a good move for both. Aguirre needs to get on the field.

Johnson is a DB from Connecticut. He is 5'10 175 not sure if he will play corner or safety. (incoming freshman)

http://byu.scout.com/a.z?s=338&p=8&c=1&nid=4426717

[HBCoug]

Johnson is a DB from Connecticut. He is 5'10 175 not sure if he will play corner or safety. (incoming freshman)

http://byu.scout.com/a.z?s=338&p=8&c=1&nid=4426717

Have you heard what they're planning to do with Hague? People have speculated he'd move to safety since prior to him leaving on a mission. I can't imagine he ever gets another snap at tailback given how big he's gotten and given the guys coming into the program.

[CJF]

Johnson is a DB from Connecticut. He is 5'10 175 not sure if he will play corner or safety. (incoming freshman)

http://byu.scout.com/a.z?s=338&p=8&c=1&nid=4426717

Sorry, I completely spaced him. Thanks.

[frank ryan]

Rich and Jray Galea'i seem to be the front runners, if Bills does not go on a mission (sounds like he might be going now) he would start. Then we have Jordan Johnson, Khori Gaines and Jacob Hanneman coming in as true freshman that might see some time. I think we should move Bradley to safety opposite Rich, and start Aguirre and Logan at the corners next year with Buckner and Nicholson/Eason backing them up. Also Uale, Blake Morgan, and Steven Thomas may see some time.

Nicholson is still with the program?

[SeattleUte]

He is a big time RB commit.

He was not really pursued by any big time program. While Rivals says Washington offered him, Washington already has two better RB prospects committed (four stars).

[HBCoug]

Nicholson is still with the program?

No, Nicholson is done from what I've heard.

[Surfah]

He was not really pursued by any big time program. While Rivals says Washington offered him, Washington already has two better RB prospects committed (four stars).

Stanford and UCLA offered as well.

[LiveCoug]

He was not really pursued by any big time program. While Rivals says Washington offered him, Washington already has two better RB prospects committed (four stars).

Had he committed to Utah (which you seem to agree is not a big time program), would your tune change?

[SeattleUte]

Stanford and UCLA offered as well.

Not UCLA, according to Rivals.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/stanford/foo...-Quezada-96570

Also, Stanford has two four star recruits at RB already. It looks like BYU beat out Utah for him, but not, practically speaking, UCLA, Stanford, Washington, or any other BCS school.

He's tiny (5-11, 205); must be really fast.

[Non Sequitur]

He's tiny (5-11, 205); must be really fast.

I read somewhere that the average NFL Running back is around 5-10. Low center of gravity makes you harder to tackle. Basic physics.

[SeattleUte]

I read somewhere that the average NFL Running back is around 5-10. Low center of gravity makes you harder to tackle. Basic physics.

I was exaggerating. Eddie Wide is smaller.

[SeattleUte]

BTW, according to Rivals, BYU already has signed three RB's rated higher than this kid. Wyoming has one that is rated higher.

[Surfah]

Not UCLA, according to Rivals.

http://rivals.yahoo.com/stanford/foo...-Quezada-96570

Also, Stanford has two four star recruits at RB already. It looks like BYU beat out Utah for him, but not, practically speaking, UCLA, Stanford, Washington, or any other BCS school.

He's tiny (5-11, 205); must be really fast.

That'll do.

[Indy Coug]

He's tiny (5-11, 205); must be really fast.

5-11 and 205 is not particularly small.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/8801

[BigPiney]

http://insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog...est_Recruiting