North Dakota Preps

ndfan wrote:I put Austin Richards, you asked for AA and he is AAA but he was on the list so I took him. Their is no real competition between those guys and Richards in my opinion.

Double G wrote:

Ditka14 wrote:

T-Bone wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:

ndfbfan wrote:

highschoolfbfan wrote:i like the 4 from hazen...lorenz show great speed with a lot of moves on defense for only a junior and olson, galvin, and eckroth show a lot power. Eckroth has great speed for a 300 pounder...i heard theat he ran like a 4.8 in the 40 last year, but his acl injury last season might have affected him. Stenjim is an explosive player

You are correct. Prior to his knee injury, he was running a 4.9 40. At the NDSU camp this summer, he was clocked at 5.3 in the dome.  He also rapped out 7 reps at 225 at the camp. Galvin weighed in at 385 at the camp, but has since dropped about 25 pounds. Guy has unreal power and runs a  6.2 40 which isn't bad for someone his size.

he may have speed but when you weigh 385 pounds you should be able to lift quite a bit more then 7 reps of 225 thats for sure

Evidently you didn't pay close enough attention to this post. The 300 pound guy can lift 7 reps at 225 and has the 5.3 40. Not the 385 pound guy.

300 lbs, 7 reps at 225 whats his max at maybe 300? If you can't lift your weight your in bad shape, a good football player is over his weight when it comes to your max, or your just to big for the amount of muscle you have. I mean come on 385 running a 6.2 40? WOW you could run by this guy before hes out of his stance. Defense's had to just ate this guy apart.

Wow, this is what is wrong with football today. People only look at a players stats and do not take into account unmeasureable traits like heart and spirit.

I happend to personally know those two players mentioned. Eckroth, the 300lbs man, can max out at over 340 in bench and in leg press over 850. Galvin, the 360 lbs man, maxed at 375 and again leg pressed for over 850.

Both of these two linemen are great players showing heart and dedication to the game. Both were 2 year all-region and all-states for AA football, and Galvin was selected for Minot all-area team. And this summer both players will be competeing in the Shrine bowl, with a good chance as starters.

Two outstanding athletes that were judge souly on stats. You should watch an an athlete player before making outragous claims. 

lurkinmid wrote:

Double G wrote:

Ditka14 wrote:

T-Bone wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:

ndfbfan wrote:

highschoolfbfan wrote:i like the 4 from hazen...lorenz show great speed with a lot of moves on defense for only a junior and olson, galvin, and eckroth show a lot power. Eckroth has great speed for a 300 pounder...i heard theat he ran like a 4.8 in the 40 last year, but his acl injury last season might have affected him. Stenjim is an explosive player

You are correct. Prior to his knee injury, he was running a 4.9 40. At the NDSU camp this summer, he was clocked at 5.3 in the dome.  He also rapped out 7 reps at 225 at the camp. Galvin weighed in at 385 at the camp, but has since dropped about 25 pounds. Guy has unreal power and runs a  6.2 40 which isn't bad for someone his size.

he may have speed but when you weigh 385 pounds you should be able to lift quite a bit more then 7 reps of 225 thats for sure

Evidently you didn't pay close enough attention to this post. The 300 pound guy can lift 7 reps at 225 and has the 5.3 40. Not the 385 pound guy.

300 lbs, 7 reps at 225 whats his max at maybe 300? If you can't lift your weight your in bad shape, a good football player is over his weight when it comes to your max, or your just to big for the amount of muscle you have. I mean come on 385 running a 6.2 40? WOW you could run by this guy before hes out of his stance. Defense's had to just ate this guy apart.

Wow, this is what is wrong with football today. People only look at a players stats and do not take into account unmeasureable traits like heart and spirit.

I happend to personally know those two players mentioned. Eckroth, the 300lbs man, can max out at over 340 in bench and in leg press over 850. Galvin, the 360 lbs man, maxed at 375 and again leg pressed for over 850.

Both of these two linemen are great players showing heart and dedication to the game. Both were 2 year all-region and all-states for AA football, and Galvin was selected for Minot all-area team. And this summer both players will be competeing in the Shrine bowl, with a good chance as starters.

Two outstanding athletes that were judge souly on stats. You should watch an an athlete player before making outragous claims. 

Congratulations on all the success Double G or Grant Galvin im assuming, i really hope that you do well in the Shrine game, just dont go on a player kicking rampage if you have a bad game.

 

lurkinmid wrote:I think his walk of shame to the lockeroom at half a mile per hour after was funnier.

Tide04 wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:I think his walk of shame to the lockeroom at half a mile per hour after was funnier.

I was by gate where the players  walk out and head to the lockerroom, I think the worst part of the walk had to be enduring a few of the classy Trinity fans dropping the F bomb on him calling him a [url=mailto:!@#$]!@#$[/url] fat butt as he walked by.  You have to give the KID credit for not responding. 

Tide04 wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:I think his walk of shame to the lockeroom at half a mile per hour after was funnier.

I was by gate where the players  walk out and head to the lockerroom, I think the worst part of the walk had to be enduring a few of the classy Trinity fans dropping the F bomb on him calling him a [url=mailto:!@#$]!@#$[/url] fat butt as he walked by.  You have to give the KID credit for not responding. 

lurkinmid wrote:

Tide04 wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:I think his walk of shame to the lockeroom at half a mile per hour after was funnier.

I was by gate where the players  walk out and head to the lockerroom, I think the worst part of the walk had to be enduring a few of the classy Trinity fans dropping the F bomb on him calling him a [url=mailto:!@#$]!@#$[/url] fat butt as he walked by.  You have to give the KID credit for not responding. 

While the f-bombs arnt necessary i think theres  people from almost any town that wouldve been dropping f-bombs at a stupid thing to do like that. No matter which school you go to if someone did that to a teamate or classmate the students are going to react. You cant just single out Trinity fans.

Tide04 wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:

Tide04 wrote:

lurkinmid wrote:I think his walk of shame to the lockeroom at half a mile per hour after was funnier.

I was by gate where the players  walk out and head to the lockerroom, I think the worst part of the walk had to be enduring a few of the classy Trinity fans dropping the F bomb on him calling him a [url=mailto:!@#$]!@#$[/url] fat butt as he walked by.  You have to give the KID credit for not responding. 

While the f-bombs arnt necessary i think theres  people from almost any town that wouldve been dropping f-bombs at a stupid thing to do like that. No matter which school you go to if someone did that to a teamate or classmate the students are going to react. You cant just single out Trinity fans.

Don't get me wrong, I think the act was incredibly stupid and there is no place for it.  If you were at the game, you had to see that he must have thought the same as he didn't appear to complain when he was told he was ejected.  It's an emotional game, and unfortunately for him and his team he lost control of them.  What I meant about giving him credit for not responding, was that he could have easily flipped off the crowd or become combative and challenged some of the hecklers, but he took his mistake like a man. 

I shouldn't have singled out the Trinity fans, but responded that way as the inappropriate comments started from the moment the players walked onto the field.  I do want to apologize for grouping all of the Trinity fans with the actions of a group of students and parents.  As with most crowds, a majority of them were excellent.   

highschoolfbfan wrote:hazen loses 4 of there starting 5 on the O line and lose 5 or 6 of their starters on D

highschoolfbfan wrote:i cant think of any other really outstanding linemen...if you can think of a few throw em in.