PAmedic wrote:(Apparently that's what one does when one is bored and has finished one's bottle)Medic, you really shouldn't be drinking this early in the morning, even if it is the holidays.
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PAmedic wrote:(Apparently that's what one does when one is bored and has finished one's bottle)Medic, you really shouldn't be drinking this early in the morning, even if it is the holidays.
--Fumble (1961-2009), RIPtroyywr wrote:I saw Butte play this season Alex Green could be on of the best RB recruits LU has ever had other than Rashad...he runs harder than Rashad and is just as fast if not faster..Great pickup if they can keep him commited!!!I don't really know if there is a RB in college football that runs as hard as Rashad. But if what you say is true, then I can't wait to see this guy suit up.
ToTheLeft wrote:Rashad didn't run that hard dude... especially not this year. I can name a ton of people who run harder.Yes... Continue...
SuperJon wrote:Rashad ran hard when he needed to. When he needed to use his speed and agility, he used it.That's what I was getting at.
ToTheLeft wrote:Rashad ran well. He ran smart. He didn't run REALLY hard. Running hard is like Mike Alstott. Shad is strong, but he was smart about it.He broke tackles at times and at times he used his speed and agility to get around defenders. This is an all around RB who runs hard but runs smart. I think Rashad is strong enough to run over some linebackers in the NFL but isn't fast enough to outrun them. His running style in the NFL will be more like a fast bruiser. I think he could have a similar impact on a team as Lendale White does for the Titans and Jonathan Stewart does at Carolina.
Shad could break tackles at times when guys make weak arm tackle efforts. But he had moves and speed to get around guys, rather than run people over and thru people.
ToTheLeft wrote:I just remember a lot of instances when Shad had a chance to showcase his power, the way a guy like LenWhale or Brandon Jacobs, or LeRon McLain would... and he wouldn't. I just don't see him as as hard of a runner as one of those guys... but he posseses that power and uses it at times.LenWhale is a fat piece of garbage [/disgruntledfantasyowner]
ParadisePost.com wrote:Alex Green, all-conference running back and wide receiver Justin Hilton signed Wednesday with Liberty University.Click Here for Full Story
Honolulu Advertiser wrote:Posted on: Monday, January 26, 2009Here are the details on Alex ...
Kahuku's Tonga is UH-bound
By Stephen Tsai
HawaiiWarriorBeat.com Editor
The University of Hawai'i football team yesterday secured commitments from All-State safety Aulola Tonga of Kahuku High School and running back Alex Green of Butte (Mont.) College.
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They said they will put their pledges in writing Feb. 4, the first day recruits may sign national letters of intent.
Green also visited Hawai'i the past weekend, and came away impressed with the UH's coaches and players.Click Here for Full Story
"The city is beautiful," Green said. "The people are great. They made me feel welcomed."
Green's host was cornerback Lametrius Davis. They were teammates at Butte, as well as middle-school classmates in Portland.
"I've known him a long time," Green said.
Davis played for Butte in 2008, and signed with UH the past December. He enrolled at UH two weeks ago.
Green said he is 6-2 and 220 pounds, and is capable of sprinting 40 yards in 4.49 seconds.
He can bench press 310 pounds.
Green also said Hawai'i's family-friendly atmosphere is conducive to raising children. He has a 7-month-old daughter, Harlym.
"I wanted to pick a name that would be unique," he said.
Green added: "Hawai'i is a good fit."
By verbally committing to the Warriors, Green is turning down scholarship offers from Washington, Texas-El Paso and Liberty.
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