kimtolle41
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That’s my son! As loyal as they get. Looking forward to flying up and checking out Missoula!!! GO GRIZ
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NEW VERBAL: OL Sean Anderson Buckeye, AZ
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kimtolle41 said:
as a father of teenagers, I can respect the damage that one could do to a fully stocked fridge. I'm excited to see him play, welcome to Griz Nation!
atomik235 said:
That is a great read and like I said before Griz Nation is going to love this kid. I'm already a fan of his tremendous attitude. Congrats to your entire family on a job well done!
BadlandsGrizFan
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with his apparent work ethic and drive....natural physical size...and Haucks drive for pushing athletes to their maximum potential....this kid could very well see himself in the NFL in 5 years.
Colter_Nuanez56
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Despite slew of late suitors, Anderson signs with the Griz
https://skylinesportsmt.com/despite-slew-of-late-suitors-anderson-signs-with-the-griz/
https://skylinesportsmt.com/despite-slew-of-late-suitors-anderson-signs-with-the-griz/
So awesome to have the parents join in here. Since you are here, I have to ask: WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN FEEDING HIM? :shock:
Based on what I see on his hudl highlights, I have to assume pancakes because he loves to serve them! :lol:
EDIT:
Early impressions are the obvious "daaaaaaaamn that's a big boy", great field/positional awareness, and attitude. He always seems to know where the play is in relation to himself. In pass protection he keeps his eyes down field to look for potential blitzers, or other play developments while engaged in his blocks. The angles he takes on defenders in second level blocks for the run game show the same awareness. I love the way he finishes plays all the way to the whistle or the ground (mmmm, pancakes!). Without going into a lot of detail, his blocking technique needs a lot of work. He almost looks like a defender who got thrown into the OL.
Overall, the positives definitely outweigh the negatives, by a lot. What I see as his biggest apparent shortcomings are easily coached into him with individual or 1-on-1 drill work, as long as he is open to the coaching. Meanwhile, what he does have is at best difficult to teach if he didn't have it (size can't be taught at all), and would require full team drills or even game time experience.
I assume he will redshirt 2018 while they work on that technique, and am really looking forward to seeing how much he progresses by 2019 spring camps.
Based on what I see on his hudl highlights, I have to assume pancakes because he loves to serve them! :lol:
EDIT:
Early impressions are the obvious "daaaaaaaamn that's a big boy", great field/positional awareness, and attitude. He always seems to know where the play is in relation to himself. In pass protection he keeps his eyes down field to look for potential blitzers, or other play developments while engaged in his blocks. The angles he takes on defenders in second level blocks for the run game show the same awareness. I love the way he finishes plays all the way to the whistle or the ground (mmmm, pancakes!). Without going into a lot of detail, his blocking technique needs a lot of work. He almost looks like a defender who got thrown into the OL.
Overall, the positives definitely outweigh the negatives, by a lot. What I see as his biggest apparent shortcomings are easily coached into him with individual or 1-on-1 drill work, as long as he is open to the coaching. Meanwhile, what he does have is at best difficult to teach if he didn't have it (size can't be taught at all), and would require full team drills or even game time experience.
I assume he will redshirt 2018 while they work on that technique, and am really looking forward to seeing how much he progresses by 2019 spring camps.
IVLIANVS said:
Dill alert !! ?? !!
He is very happy with chicken strips and potato wedges... lol. He will continue training with his private coaches here, and UM currently intends to redshirt him as far as I know, I like to remind people he just turned 17 in June.....IVLIANVS said:
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Future DOLA. Keep him grinding. Exceptions are high for the Griz...
Cotton-eyed Hoe
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SoldierGriz said:
Exceptions aren't the only things high this evening...
