So you don't have any opinion yourself and just rely on the coaches opinion. How lame.Because TCU has never brought in a player who others didn't believe had any value? Its hard to say if he or a lot of others players will be any good. But because you read an article of someone else's opinon you immediately want to reject him? I trust the coaches to analyze the situation and make a decision based on their EXPERT opinion of what the team needs and who they believe could develop to fill those needs. Sometimes the underdog has more fight and motivation in them to succeed. We like to call that Frog Factor.
So you don't have any opinion yourself and just rely on the coaches opinion. How lame.
So what is your opinion of him? Let me guess, you are waiting for the coaches to decide?I just make my opinion off rational facts and logic.
Does this look like a D1 linebacker to you?I said, I am concerned about his speed but think he could add some weight and play LB just fine. Where are these negative articles you mention? At least provide evidence you didn't make up your claim.
Does this look like a D1 linebacker to you?
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1087309/highlights/25033423
I think I could run a 5 and I'm in my 60s. Of course, I might need some incentive, like a bear chasing me.5 in the forty? It's not hard to a 4.8 if you weigh 190 lbs.
Yea, I'd agree. He's a hard hitter. And he makes plays with good reaction speed. He should go to SMU and play safety. D1 linebackers in highschool are the biggest, baddest muthas on the field. They are supposed to be intimidators. IMO he is no where near being a TCU linebacker.Looks like a player not afraid to lay a hit. Needs to wrap up. But yes looks D1 to me.
For those that remember, his other brother is accused of sexual assault with 4 others. Plus, check out why they call him Money.
Darius Hunter is one of three Hunter brothers who have emerged as pillars of the Prosper football program. Darius Hunter's brothers, Moonshadrik "Money" Hunter and Torii Hunter Jr., are also both considered top college football recruits, with Torii Jr. in particular considered a potential difference maker in college football.
Yea, I'd agree. He's a hard hitter. And he makes plays with good reaction speed. He should go to SMU and play safety. D1 linebackers in highschool are the biggest, baddest muthas on the field. They are supposed to be intimidators. IMO he is no where near being a TCU linebacker.
The HUDL site linked in this thread shows his 40 time as 4.5 if you click on "Athletics" tab

