The Collin Keoshian Highlight Video

I've seen this video before, but it was good to see again. He will be a bruiser for us. He kind of does it all doesn't he? :)

bigbluepuma wrote:

Nice highlights, although I am wondering how 2 years ago he had 2 interceptions on the year, but ran 4 of those back for TDs (according to the stats at the end)...?

Ran it to one end zone, then back to the other. ;) ;) :whistle: :lol:

If someone else intercepted a pass and pitched it to you and you ran it in for a score, would it count as an INT returned for TD? That's the only logical scenario I can think of that would make this possible.

declocoug wrote:
That reminded me of 8th grade football where we had a kid who hit puberty when he was about 5. We would just hand him the ball and then start walking to the sideline.

lol agreed.

jonnylingo wrote:

That reminded me of 8th grade football where we had a kid who hit puberty when he was about 5. We would just hand him the ball and then start walking to the sideline.

lol agreed.

Hahaha... That's kinda what I've been thinking. So I'm just curious how good this guy really is.

I think this kid is going to be a beast. I expect him to play in the Kehl slot where his speed gets used on the outside. I think he will be a big time player, like Kehl was. Expect him to start by 2011, and to see the field some this year. His speed is what sets him apart. That and being a great kid.

Lawboy wrote:
I think this kid is going to be a beast. I expect him to play in the Kehl slot where his speed gets used on the outside. I think he will be a big time player, like Kehl was. Expect him to start by 2011, and to see the field some this year. His speed is what sets him apart. That and being a great kid.

I think he'll more likely be a MLB.

mcgregor wrote:

I think this kid is going to be a beast. I expect him to play in the Kehl slot where his speed gets used on the outside. I think he will be a big time player, like Kehl was. Expect him to start by 2011, and to see the field some this year. His speed is what sets him apart. That and being a great kid.

I think he'll more likely be a MLB.

His speed on the inside would be a bonus. I love the speed Bronco is getting in the LB core the last 2 years. Just need to add it at the safety position next recruiting season, and our D could be really solid.

Lawboy wrote:
I think this kid is going to be a beast. I expect him to play in the Kehl slot where his speed gets used on the outside. I think he will be a big time player, like Kehl was. Expect him to start by 2011, and to see the field some this year. His speed is what sets him apart. That and being a great kid.

In a perfect world, I think the staff would like to have 6'3"-6'4" olbs that can pass rush and stretch the outside and run stuffing inside backers. Speed helps at all those positions, particularly when a play breaks down and everyone has to pursue; and of course every linebacker in our defense can be asked to drop back in coverage.

Speed also helps in the turnover battle; so moving a fast kid to a big position (something that Collin can handle) only improves the entire D. (this is how moving Jerry Hughes of TCU from running back to DE was genius)



With Pendleton, Atkinson, Tuitama, and VanNoy (and in the future, Owens, Tautu) on the outside and Nelson/Ogletree/Keoshian/Stout on the inside, our linebacker corps is going to be scary good.

And dont' forget about Pritchard and Sorenson who actually started some before their missions.



The one thing I love about this class, is that guys like Apo, Quezada, and Keoshian have had coaches say that , "no one will outwork this kid." It'll be quite the competition to see who comes out as the hardest worker since all of these kids have been considered gym rats for a long time. My money is on Keoshian.



Keoshian is going to be a great glue guy at linebacker with Pendleton and VanNoy being the obvious OLBS for the future and Ogletree and Keoshian manning the MLB for some time... He creates a perfect bridge for mission guys like Pritchard, Sorenson (who may go back to ss), Stout, Owens, etc.

craigoscarson wrote:

I think this kid is going to be a beast. I expect him to play in the Kehl slot where his speed gets used on the outside. I think he will be a big time player, like Kehl was. Expect him to start by 2011, and to see the field some this year. His speed is what sets him apart. That and being a great kid.

In a perfect world, I think the staff would like to have 6'3"-6'4" olbs that can pass rush and stretch the outside and run stuffing inside backers. Speed helps at all those positions, particularly when a play breaks down and everyone has to pursue; and of course every linebacker in our defense can be asked to drop back in coverage.

Speed also helps in the turnover battle; so moving a fast kid to a big position (something that Collin can handle) only improves the entire D. (this is how moving Jerry Hughes of TCU from running back to DE was genius)



With Pendleton, Atkinson, Tuitama, and VanNoy (and in the future, Owens, Tautu) on the outside and Nelson/Ogletree/Keoshian/Stout on the inside, our linebacker corps is going to be scary good.

And dont' forget about Pritchard and Sorenson who actually started some before their missions.



The one thing I love about this class, is that guys like Apo, Quezada, and Keoshian have had coaches say that , "no one will outwork this kid." It'll be quite the competition to see who comes out as the hardest worker since all of these kids have been considered gym rats for a long time. My money is on Keoshian.



Keoshian is going to be a great glue guy at linebacker with Pendleton and VanNoy being the obvious OLBS for the future and Ogletree and Keoshian manning the MLB for some time... He creates a perfect bridge for mission guys like Pritchard, Sorenson (who may go back to ss), Stout, Owens, etc.

We also have Mike Alisa on a mission who was a great special teams and back-up player who showed he can play.