He is an extraordinary speedster and all-around athlete named Tre Gabriel. Read his scouting report here: http://www.espnwestpalm.com/common/more.php?m=49&post_id=41651
The new coaching staff under Al Bagnoli appears to have achieved its first true recruiting triumph.
Tre's speed and misdirection remind me of Barry Sanders.
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I will be curious to see if he lines up in the slot, assuming of course that he has decent hands. At least we know who is going to return punts and kicks.
ReplyDeleteWe may have another QB commit from Florida. Check out Kyle Castner on Twitter. This is not a typo.
ReplyDeleteI have had Castner on my list for some time. Do you mean he was talking about someone else on his feed?
ReplyDeleteMy mistake then; but another DL has just tweeted that he was offered by us. Anthony Trinh, a 6'3" 240 DL with 4.7 speed, Pace Academy.
ReplyDeleteHilarious you guys getting excited about kids NOBODY else wanted. CU should shoot higher than this. The kid is small, yet fast. NOBODY else wanted him or the Castner kid. Here it is March 31 and kids committing, thats very telling that all other options were NONE.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with bringing in talent and giving the guys a chance to compete. How many great pro players went undrafted or were longshots to make a camp? College is the same way. Some players take a while to develop out of HS.
ReplyDeleteMemo to "Bob Barker": Get off our blog!
ReplyDeleteI love Bob Barker. He's like Columbia's version of Opposite George.
ReplyDeleteBob- Watched Tre on film- absolutely a good take for Columbia- hope he is as fast as he looks- other Ivies might not have been able to offer him based on the bands or admissions - don't know , but it is a easy pick for Bags. Have to take this kid.
ReplyDeletethis is great to be talking Columbia football at this time of the year. Bob Barker LOL.
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