This is a good free post from another site I wanted to pass along."This fall I went to Huntsville to see Cameron Toney shortly after Alabama had offered him. Even though I came to see Toney, I left really impressed with Grant Hill.
Kudos to Shane Youngblood for alerting me to him before the game but he would've been easy to spot had Shane not mentioned him.
The kid is absolutely massive. He's the type of kid that you don't even really realize how big he is because he's well-proportioned and everything is thick. In other words, he doesn't look as long as he really is. He's almost like a square cube of a human being. Big tree trunk legs, big hands, a barrell chest.
He's extremely strong, manhandles opponents but most impressive to me was his ability to bend at the knees, keep his back flat, show great flexibility.
He's a phenomenal thrower in track which takes a lot of coordination and athleticism and that shines through on the football field.
To me, he's just a country-strong kid that has a chance to be a real stalwart on the offensive line.
When I took his picture after the game, he couldn't even figure out why I wanted to take a picture. I don't think he is that in tune with the national recruiting coverage and that kind of thing. He's just a strong tough kid that blocks what you put in front of him."
Kudos to Shane Youngblood for alerting me to him before the game but he would've been easy to spot had Shane not mentioned him.
The kid is absolutely massive. He's the type of kid that you don't even really realize how big he is because he's well-proportioned and everything is thick. In other words, he doesn't look as long as he really is. He's almost like a square cube of a human being. Big tree trunk legs, big hands, a barrell chest.
He's extremely strong, manhandles opponents but most impressive to me was his ability to bend at the knees, keep his back flat, show great flexibility.
He's a phenomenal thrower in track which takes a lot of coordination and athleticism and that shines through on the football field.
To me, he's just a country-strong kid that has a chance to be a real stalwart on the offensive line.
When I took his picture after the game, he couldn't even figure out why I wanted to take a picture. I don't think he is that in tune with the national recruiting coverage and that kind of thing. He's just a strong tough kid that blocks what you put in front of him."
