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Hello: Nick Eubanks (Updated)
Plantation (FL) American Heritage TE Nick Eubanks wasn't a name on many best-guess lists, but after a late push by Michigan that culminated in an official visit this week, Eubanks pulled the trigger on a commitment yesterday. This is not a case of the Wolverines plucking an under-the-radar prospect away from lower-level programs; Eubanks chose Michigan over Alabama and Florida after the coaches convinced him they have the best program for a tight end:
"I chose Michigan because it's a better fit for me," Eubanks said. "I can play right away as a true freshman. It's best for my future and for my work ethic. Plus coach Harbaugh coached Vernon Davis so I know he knows how to use the tight end. Michigan showed me stuff I've never seen before. Not at Florida or at Alabama. How they throw the ball to their tight end. How they flex the tight end out and use the position as a hybrid. No other school I was considering does that. That shocked me and shook my mind."
Eubanks is the 26th commit in the 2016 class and the second at tight end, joining early enrollee Sean McKeon.
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Eubanks' rankings are tightly bunched—if Rivals extended overall rankings farther, he'd be within the top 300—with the exception of Scout, whose middling three-star ranking is enough to drag his composite ranking onto the 3/4-star fringe.
Eubanks is listed at anywhere between 6'5", 215 pounds (Scout, ESPN) to 6'6", 230 (247). At this stage he's more of an H-back and giant receiver than a true hand-in-the-dirt TE, but he's got the frame to develop into the latter down the road.
While Scout is the outlier in ranking Eubanks, their free evaluation falls in line with other reports, and it depicts a prospect with quite a bit of upside:
EvaluationA tight end with a great frame and the ability to play on the line or to be flexed out. Has great length, he knows how to extend for the football, and he can use that to his advantage. He will fill out, add weight, and get stronger. Solid blocker, but can get better at the point of attack. More comfortable now flexed as a big wide receiver going out for passes. Has good athleticism. Solid hands, but he can be more consistent there.
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- Size
Areas to Improve
- Blocking Ability
- Hands and Concentration
Eubanks has been firmly on the radar of the top southern schools for a while. Miami's 247 outlet talked up his potential after seeing him at the South Florida Opening Regional last February:
Eubanks is a top athlete at tight end. He moves very well as he goes through drills. When the footballs are flying Eubanks needs to improve his catching ability and concentration. The potential is there for Eubanks to be a special tight end.
In March, Alabama's 247 site listed him as one of three top early TE targets alongside four-stars Kaden Smith and Naseir Upshur, and of the trio they cited Eubanks as having the highest ceiling:
If you are looking for an upside prospect at the tight end position for 2016, there may not be one with a higher ceiling than Eubanks who is freakishly athletic with a frame to put on a lot of good weight. Eubanks names Alabama as his favorite school shortly after being offered in late February and the big target has an eye on the SEC in the early going.
By June, Eubanks got a bump into the Top247, with his prodigious upside noted once again:
Another new addition to the Top247 is Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage tight end Nick Eubanks. The big, athletic Eubanks is raw but he continues to develop rapidly. He's a basketball player that is still finding his way on the football field but his upside is as high as any tight end in the class.
In a big-time matchup last August, Eubanks outperformed a prospect with whom you're quite familiar in Heritage's 19-7 upset over IMG Academy:
American Heritage tight end Nick Eubanks was one of the stars of the game. He accounted for two of American Heritage's touchdowns with the second coming on a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown on the game's final play. The big basketball body out-played five-star tight end Isaac Nauta on the night and made himself very accessible all night long for his quarterback. Alabama is currently the Crystal Ball leader.
Florida-based Scout analyst Corey Bender posted a scouting report on The Victors Board in the wake of Eubanks' commitment; encouragingly, he notes that drops have become less of an issue over time:
Eubanks is everything that colleges are looking for in a modern-day tight end. He's a big, smooth athlete who can really run and rack up yardage after the catch. Eubanks is a legit 6-foot-5, and should really fill out nicely once diving into a college strength and conditioning program. He's a long strider that gets to his spot and sets a target for the quarterback. He does a good job of swinging his head around and making himself available.
He can continue to work on his consistency catching the football, but is much improved in that department from the last time I laid eyes on him. Eubanks put forth the effort and really spent time on his blocking over the offseason, but is more of a threat in the pass game at this stage in his career. He must continue to strengthen up his frame and packing on weight at 215 pounds,.
Overall, this is a tight end prospect with oozes with upside. Eubanks is a field-stretching tight end that fits perfectly in Jim Harbaugh's program in Ann Arbor. He gets up the field like a gazelle, and is equipped with good frame/measurables.
ESPN's evaluation goes into detail on Eubanks' ability to stretch the field:
Target with a clean release, possesses the top-end speed to threaten the intermediate to deep part of the field and present a vertical threat. Flashes ability to locate and settles into pockets working against zone and can use size to help create some separation but needs to continue to develop as route runner. Enough speed to rip off some yards after catch if gets a seam and adequate ability to make first defender miss.
Good hands with ability to extend for the ball. Displays very good body control to adjust to passes thrown off target. With height and leaping ability can be threat downfield in jump-ball situations.
Like everyone else, they say he needs to develop physically to be a plus blocker at the college level, and they believe he can be a productive mismatch-causer in the passing game.
Finally, The Wolverine's Tim Sullivan sees him as a great fit in Michigan's offense:
It should come as no surprise with his lean build right now that he is most accomplished as a pass-catcher. He has outstanding hands, and is a good athlete. Those two combine to allow him to make plays downfield. He fields the ball cleanly, and turns upfield right away.
He is a size mismatch for safeties and a speed mismatch for linebackers - all the while possessing the frame to fill out and be a devastating blocker at the point of attack. He's a well-rounded tight end and it's no surprise to see a player with that skillset opt to play in a Jim Harbaugh offense.
Eubanks is an impressive athlete at the position; as long as his hands don't betray him and he maintains that athleticism while adding bulk, he should be very productive as an H-back and eventually tight end in Harbaugh's offense.
Eubanks holds offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, FAU, FIU, Georgia, Louisville, LSU, Maryland, Miami (YTM), Mississippi State, Mizzou, Nebraska, Ole Miss, Oregon, Rutgers, South Carolina, Texas, USC, and Wake Forest.
American Heritage is one of the top program in the state of Florida, with their most notable recent recruit being five-star Georgia running back Sony Michel. Michigan has already offered four 2017 prospects from the school: RB Kyshaun Bryan, CB Marco Wilson, and OTs Kai-Leon Herbert and Tedarrell Slaton.
According to 247, Eubanks had 23 receptions for 344 yards and three touchdowns as a senior.
Eubanks has a SPARQ-verified, zero-FAKE 4.69 40 time, which is quite impressive for a tight end.
Senior highlights:
Junior highlights and single-game reels can be found on his Hudl page.
Even with AJ Williams gone, Michigan is pretty crowded at tight end, so Eubanks should be afforded a redshirt year before he's asked to hit the field. There will be ample opportunity for playing time in 2017, when Jake Butt will be gone; Eubanks will compete with Khalid Hill, Ian Bunting, Tyrone Wheatley Jr., and Sean McKeon for a spot on the two-deep. His best bet to see the field early in his career will be as an H-back until he fills out and proves he can be a solid in-line blocker. If he lives up to his ample potential, he should be a versatile threat lining up all over the field.
Michigan now stands at 26 commits with one grayshirt and one expected departure still among that number. While WR Nate Johnson is apparently no longer an option for Notre Dame, his place in the class isn't a guarantee, either. That leaves Michigan with seven or so more spots to fill in the class.
The commitment of Eubanks explains why Iowa State suddenly looks like the destination for TE target Chase Allen, who announces his decision today. Michigan is still expected to push for four-star CA TE Devin Asiasi, who's both too good not to take and a potential package deal with four-star DT Boss Tagaloa.
Other top targets include DT Rashan Gary, ATH Jordan Fuller, CB Lavert Hill, WDE Connor Murphy, S Isaiah Simmons, WR Donald Stewart, WR/DB Pie Young, and K Quinn Nordin.
Here's the class as it currently stands:
Hello: Nick Eubanks
Nick Eubanks completes this year's most llama-out-of-nowhere recruitment by committing while on a mid-week official:
— GIFTED1⃣ (@Yung2Tall) January 28, 2016
The Iowa State run on Chase Allen's crystal ball is now explained.
Eubanks a four-star to three services. 247 ranks him the #11 TE in the country and a four star; ESPN has him the #2 TE-H (they split their TE rankings) and a four star inside their top 300. Rivals has him a four star just outside their top 250. Scout is the only service to rank him a three-star.
A more informative update is coming.
Hello: Khaleke Hudson
Michigan has picked up a commitment from the most Harbaugh guy we've seen in this year's recruiting class, PA ATH Khaleke Hudson. Hudson is not Jabrill Peppers, but if you squint you could be forgiven for mistaking them.
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You're probably familiar with Khaleke Hudson if you've kept up on our recruiting roundups of late. After Hudson put on a show in the Semper Fi game he became a favorite of the staff here. Our recruit-crush only grew once we watched his LB/S/KR/PR/WR/RB 15-minute senior highlight film on which his crushing blocks were a highlight even amongst a bunch of other impressive stuff. He's a Harbaugh guy, and wherever he plays he will hit people in the face hard.
Hudson's versatility should extend to the college level, where he could play RB, S, nickel, or even LB. Personally, I think he's headed for the nickel spot Jabrill Peppers currently mans, and not just becase someone at Michigan said the same thing:
"I know Michigan has said that I could play both sides. They actually think I could be very similar to Jabrill Peppers."
I figure Michigan says that to everyone other than OL these days.
Hudson's versatility is a major theme, with many outlets praising him both ways. ESPN calls him a "very good two-way player"; Scout says it's "easy to see why schools are split" on his eventual deployment.
As a safety he draws praise for his instincts, hitting, and short-area burst. ESPN:
…reads the play quickly and has an excellent burst to get to the spot. Very good at reading and reacting. …has the speed and quicks to cover man, especially TEs or RBs. He is very good at his zone cover responsibilities. He opens to the ball, reads into the QB and has a rapid break to the football in flight. … very quick out of his stance/pedal and flies all over the secondary and into the line of scrimmage with speed and positioning. Aggressive and physical, he is a solid tackler.
There is a minor concern about his ability to turn his hips in an otherwise excellent evaluation… and then you get the big fat raspberry of his ranking. As the #86 safety in the country he's barely ahead of a dude headed to Louisiana Lafayette. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wouldn't read much into the ranking. Once you get down the board ESPN rankings frequently defy common sense (there are kids headed to UMass, WMU, Georgia Southern, and South Alabama ahead of Hudson) and are rarely updated.
Scout's evaluation echoes that of ESPN:
…good burst and covers 10 yards in a flash. As a running back, he gets through the hole quickly. As a safety, he closes quickly. In both instances, he is physical and loves to put his shoulder into the play. He has good speed and instincts, but needs to add some flexibility.
Hudson was an under-the-radar guy for a long time—he supposedly tried to commit to Penn State over the summer and was rebuffed—but caught the eye during a terrific senior season. He got invited to the Semper Fi game and was without question the top player in the game itself with seven tackles, 2 TFLs, a forced fumble, and 4 PBUs. He did that while rotating in and out of the lineup, as players do during all star games.
During the practices that are the actual meat of all-star game scouting Hudson performed almost as well. 247's evals from the game named five players on each side of the ball who stood out; on day two Hudson featured on both lists. On defense he looked "very fluid in coverage"; on offense his performance at running back was dubbed "special" by the coaches. He was #1 on D on day one and that report contains an excellent thumbnail of what to expect from him at Michigan:
With his compact physique, Hudson looks like the hybrid linebacker/strong safeties that are starting to become very popular as teams move to more sub-package schemes to combat spread attacks.
Scout dubbed him the best safety and the best running back at the game:
…as a running back he had a knack for finding the holes with fantastic vision, then using his explosive burst to get through it in a hurry. He had a comfort to him at running back and could feel his way in and out of spots and holes.
Hudson is a tough, physical safety who hits hard. … He's also a plus athlete who runs well and looks very comfortable playing in space.
In the aftermath Hudson got four-star boosts from Scout…
…a tough, physical safety who loves to hit. At 6-1, 200 pounds, Hudson has a strong, powerful build and is a prototype downhill safety who can fly off the hash in run support. He's also a plus athlete who runs well and looks very comfortable playing in space.
…and 247. The latter narrowly eliminates him from sleeper of the year contention. Rivals moved him up slightly (he went from the #14 kid in PA to #10) but kept him a three star. It's the goofy ESPN ranking that prevents him from being a composite four star.
In addition to Michigan, Hudson had offers from PSU, Pitt, and UCLA, his other finalists, along with Wisconsin, MSU, VT, UNC, and WVU.
McKeesport hasn't sent anyone to Michigan in the past decade. They had a top-100 DT in 2011 who went to Texas Tech of all places; they've also sent a half-dozen three-star types to mid-level Power 5 schools since Rivals started their database.
In case you're wondering about competition level, McKeesport is in the largest classification in PA and is right outside of Pittsburgh so it's quite good.
Hudson was naturally a two way star:
That jack-of-all-trades ability was evident in the 6-1, 200-pounder's stats this season. Hudson finished his final high school campaign with 1,118 yards and 17 touchdowns rushing, and 219 yards and five touchdowns receiving. Meanwhile he was just as impactful on the defensive side of the ball, registering 60 tackles and three interceptions, including two returned for touchdowns.
Scout has a "verified" 4.61, which isn't particularly fake.
Ace put together video from the Semper Fi game:
Keep in mind that is one game during which Hudson played about half the snaps. Also that is "scouting video," by which we mean we didn't excise the bad bits. Those amounted to one crossing route he got beat on.
And here's Hudson's I be like dang senior highlight reel:
Yeah buddy.
Hudson is your Peppers heir apparent. He could play running back if things are truly dire at that spot but Michigan has a lot of options there; the need is much more pressing in the secondary. With his clear utility on special teams and Michigan's need to replace just about everyone in 2017 a redshirt is unlikely. It says here he has a year of apprenticeship and steps into the nickelback spot for a three-year starting tenure.
Can he be Peppers? He can almost certainly fulfill the screen-destroyer and run support roles. Where he might struggle is where Peppers struggled early this year: covering slot receivers who can cut in or out. That's what the mild criticism of Hudson's hips in the scouting reports might translate to on the field. He also might lack the athleticism to mirror a guy on a vertical route as effortlessly as Peppers does.
I'll take "not quite Peppers" from that spot.
The ever-shifting beast:
Hudson's commitment adds a much-needed piece at safety. Michigan is still pursuing KS S Isaiah Simmons and a number of cornerbacks; Hudson's commitment doesn't close off anyone in particular since Michigan still needs DBs in quantity.
Hello: Eddie McDoom
Obligatory edit.
Michigan landed a commitment this morning from Winter Garden (FL) West Orange WR Eddie McDoom, whose name, again, is EDDIE MCDOOM. This is important for many reasons, including that I get to post some MF Doom on the blog:
As you either enjoy that or hate it (this is MGoBlog, after all), let's continue. Eddie McDoom is the 25th commit in the 2016 class, joining Dylan Crawford, Brad Hawkins, and Nate Johnson among receivers. We expect ATH Ahmir Mitchell to play safety and Johnson's spot in the class is tenuous—he's technically a commit but will make a NSD decision between Michigan, Notre Dame, and Miami, and the Irish look to be in the best spot for him. APB Chris Evans is a potential slot but he should also get a chance to make an impact in the backfield.
As Steve Lorenz mentioned on the MGoPodcast a week ago, this was quite the recruiting coup by Jim Harbaugh. McDoom initially committed to Oregon in December, which allowed Michigan to land Crawford—Oregon has been their biggest competition but were full at receiver with McDoom. Michigan held their Citrus Bowl practices at McDoom's high school and never stopped pursuing him; when McDoom wanted to visit Ann Arbor, Oregon's policy required he decommit, and the Wolverines ended up getting both receivers they coveted.
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When it comes to McDoom, ESPN is your favorite scouting service. Given McDoom's impressive offer sheet and film, ESPN appears to be more correct in this instance than the other three sites, which peg McDoom as a middling three-star.
McDoom is slot-sized. ESPN probably has the most accurate listing since McDoom participated in the ESPN-sponsored Under Armour game; they list him at 5'11", 178 pounds. Every other site lists him between 5'11" and 6'1" at 170 pounds.
ESPN has easily the most detailed scouting report on McDoom. They praise his game speed, ability to separate with quickness and technical prowess, and ball skills; here are their sections on his big play ability and the overall conclusion:
This guy is sneaky good in his ability to create separation and make plays when the ball comes his way. Sometimes he can look flashy and sometimes he doesn't, but the end result is productive. He is very good at navigating zone coverage from the slot position. Understands the moving parts and can settle into open spaces. Is just fast enough quick enough to win one-on-one on the outside, but may not have a consistent edge at the next level if matched up against elite personnel. This is the type of player that can come out of nowhere and make a huge play but at the same time be a role player if need be.
McDoom is a polished and versatile target. Can be used as a utility weapon in the spread, a fulltime slot and an outside target that's capable of winning vertically. We like his natural feel for the game and he plays with a lot of confidence. He possesses some readymade traits for the next level as he is already a fairly precise route runner. A good player for power five conference programs.
McDoom emerged onto the scene in the summer prior to his junior season, when he'd already garnered offers from the likes of Clemson and Miami. His coach cited both his speed and his route-running as reasons for the early attention:
"This kid is a stud," said Bob Head, West Orange's coach. "He will go wherever he wants to. Eddie is a track kid and run the 400-meters. That's a grown man's race and he's one of the best in the state. He made the finals. He's a leader. He's a polished route runner. He had great film last year and ever was in the shadow of Garrett Johnson (signed with Kentucky). He's a very hard worker as well."
Oddly, none of the sites have much on McDoom from a scouting perspective from that point until the recent UA game, for which McDoom was a late addition. He earned mention among the top Team Highlight practice performers for all three days by 247, which praised his big-play ability and route-running, though they did mention he dropped a few balls on day one. Scout's Corey Bender came away from the week quite impressed with McDoom's game:
McDoom was a late addition to the Under Armour All-American, but he definitely belonged with the best of the best in nearby Orlando. He's a quick-twitch athlete that consistently created separation off the line of scrimmage and kept defenders on their toes. McDoom has battled drops at times in the past, but he was consistent and made the most out of his opportunities. Really did a good job of sticking his foot in the grass and running crisp routes.
McDoom caught a 12-yard touchdown pass in the UA game itself; afterwards Rivals' Mike Farrell named him honorable mention for his own "Lightning In A Bottle" award for the week's most exciting and dynamic player.
In the wake of McDoom's commitment, 247's Clint Brewster provided a free film evaluation:
McDoom is a natural wide receiver with reliable hands and a good feel for the game. He's got the ability to win off the line of scrimmage with his footwork and get open enough to snatch a pass. He's really comfortable running all the patterns in the route tree and shows he can get open vertically although he's not a 4.4 speed type of wide receiver. McDoom's a savvy player with a nice feel for coverage and he knows how to stem his routes and set up opposing cornerbacks to think he's running a different pattern. There's some nice subtleties to his game that stand out no film.
The Wolverine's Tim Sullivan also evaluated McDoom's potential impact:
McDoom is a slippery, quick-twitch inside receiver who is at his best getting upfield after the catch. He's not a juke-inside-a-phonebooth slot, but has adequate moves to get past one tackler, and the mentality to gain yardage afterwards. He has a solid understanding of how to get open against zone and man coverage, and uses his feel for the game to set himself up for that yardage after the catch.
He can be a screen or end-around merchant thanks to that YAC mentality, and although he doesn't have the physical makeup to be a great blocker yet, the mentality is there to return the favor when his teammates need a block, as well.
Sullivan mentioned McDoom lacks elite speed and occasionally lets the ball get into his body instead of plucking it right out of the air.
McDoom has the ability to play inside or outside and his route-running is advanced for a high school prospect. His film also shows a player who can make a big plays with the ball in his hands; I'm have no concerns about his game speed after watching it. His ability to consistently catch the ball will determine just how much he resembles Steve Breaston; the hope here is he'll be able to track and catch the deep ball better.
McDoom holds offers from Alabama, Boston College, Cincinnati, Clemson, FIU, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisville, Miami (YTM), Michigan State, Mississippi State, Mizzou, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Pitt, Rutgers, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas. Not a bad list for a three-star to say the least.
West Orange has produced one four-star prospect since 2002, according to Rivals: 2015 Notre Dame RB signee Dexter Williams. The program has also sent a handful of three-star players to SEC and ACC schools over that span.
While I can't locate senior stats, 247's profile lists impressive junior numbers: 47 catches for 854 yards and 15 touchdowns.
McDoom's Hudl page lists an unverified 4.48 40, which gets three FAKEs out of five. While he's plenty fast, that would be an elite electronic time.
Senior highlights:
Junior highlights and single-game reels can be found on his Hudl page.
While Michigan is all set for 2016 at outside receiver, McDoom will get the opportunity to compete for snaps in the slot, where sophomore Grant Perry is the only returner who's seen significant game action—while Perry had a breakout of sorts in the Citrus Bowl, he didn't have a big role in the offense. McDoom, Dylan Crawford, and perhaps Chris Evans will battle for a chance to see the field early, either in a starting role or subbing in for Perry while preparing for a bigger role in the future.
After Amara Darboh and Jehu Chesson graduate following the 2016 season, the competition opens up considerably on the outside, and McDoom could also factor in there. Even if he redshirts, he'll have a shot to see the field in year two on campus.
McDoom is the 25th commit in the class and the fifth from Florida. Michigan is still in pursuit of a couple receivers, especially with Nate Johnson commitment in serious doubt. Paramus Catholic three-star Donald Stewart should stay on the board; he's a true outside receiver in a class currently lacking one. Florida three-star Pie Young could join the class as either a slot or a cornerback.
Johnson and Jordan Elliott are looking likely to flip to other schools (ND and Texas, respectively), and we know of one other current commit who won't end up in the class for academic reasons and another who's been told all along he'll be taken as a grayshirt. That leaves Michigan with as many as nine spots to fill in a class that could reach 30.
Top remaining targets include DT Rashan Gary, ATH Jordan Fuller, CB Lavert Hill, DT Boss Tagaloa, TE Devin Asiasi, WDE Connor Murphy, S Khaleke Hudson, TE Chase Allen, WR Donald Stewart, WR/DB Pie Young, and K Quinn Nordin. Hudson will announce his decision at 3 pm today; Michigan looks to be in very good position.
Here's the class as it currently stands:
Hello: Michael Dwumfour
Blessed to be Committed to the UofM pic.twitter.com/H4oelVMY5K
— Michael DwumFour (@mike_dwumfour) January 25, 2016
On the same day he announced his decommitment from Penn State, three-star Wayne (NJ) DePaul Catholic DT Michael Dwumfour committed to Michigan, a move many expected after Dwumfour's recent official visit.
Dwumfour is the 25th commit in the 2016 class and the third at defensive tackle, joining Jordan Elliott and Rashad Weaver, both of whom are decent bets to end up elsewhere by NSD. Dwumfour is high school teammates with RB commit Kareem Walker and close friends with #1 overall recruit Rashan Gary; he's the fifth New Jersey native to join the class, and it's highly unlikely he'll be the last.
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Dwumfour is a nondescript three-star across the board, and unlike Michigan's two other recent pickups, his offer list mostly fits that profile as well.
All four sites list his size in the same range: 6'2" (6'1.5" on Scout) and 282-286 pounds; his commitment article on Scout lists him at 6'2", 295. He's got the build of a true nose tackle and will easily get above 300 pounds.
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Hello: Josh Uche
Equipped with death stare. [Photo: 247Sports]
Michigan added two commits recruited by new defensive coordinator Don Brown last night. Miami (FL) Columbus OLB/DE Josh Uche joined ILB Elysee Mbem-Bosse (written up yesterday) in a dual Twitter announcement to become the 23rd and 24th commits in the 2016 class.
Uche is a one-time Miami (YTM) commit with an impressive offer sheet for a three-star prospect. He projects as a hybrid pass-rusher, and in that role he has a ceiling much higher than his rankings suggest.
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Uche is regarded as a three-star on all four recruiting sites, though Rivals has him only one position rank away from a fourth star.
His size is likely a big factor in his rankings; he's listed anywhere from 6'1" to 6'3" and 212-217 pounds. He's going to have to add quite a bit of bulk, which always makes a player more difficult to project. Making projection more difficult—and more promising, in this case—is that Uche is a year younger than most of his classmates:
Uche took up football in sixth grade, and age-wise he's a sophomore - he skipped kindergarden.
"I was so big for my age, they couldn't keep me with those other little kids," Uche said.
247's Steve Lorenz notes Brown holds Uche in very high regard, and because he's pegged for a very specific role, the rankings might mean less than normal in this instance:
When we reported last month that Don Brown was very high on Levi Onwuzurike, the idea was that he is going to focus almost fully on guys who show extreme explosion and can get to the quarterback with ease. Uche fits that bill to a tee, and we see him as an outside linebacker/defensive end hybrid eventually that will be used primarily to get to and hit the quarterback. It's why he was identified, evaluated and offered almost immediately by Brown.
For that reason, Uche is a player whose ranking I would completely ignore as far as him being a middling three-star type player. We've talked about Don Brown getting the keys to a Ferrari after driving (insert solid, dependable sedan) at BC for the last three years, and Uche is the kind of player he would have never had a chance with at any of his last stops. Instead, he's been the catalyst behind a nice pull straight out of SEC country.
Uche will come in as a pass-rushing specialist and look to round out his game from there.
The trait that stands out in both Uche's film and scouting reports is his explosiveness. Uche committed early to hometown Miami, and while Rivals still had him listed as a three-star wide receiver, he won D-line MVP honors at Al Golden's camp last June. Uche opened up his recruitment when Golden was fired and found no shortage of quality programs in pursuit.
While still at Boston College, Don Brown came calling with an offer last fall, which spurred Rivals' BC site to evaluate Uche's fit in Brown's defense:
There's no doubt he'd be considered an undersized defensive end. The good thing is that Uche's certainly fast enough to play as an outside linebacker that can either set the edge or get after the passer.
Boston College's coaches have demonstrated that they're not so much worried about players with the 'tweener label. While that might worry some schools and coaches, that's added versatility and a higher likelihood of a player contributing, at least in the eyes of the Eagle coaching staff -- and Don Brown in particular.
Brown made Uche a priority once he got to Michigan; it's clear he still feels the same way even at a program with a much higher talent level.
Scout's Corey Bender gave Sam Webb a quick evaluation after Uche's commitment:
"Uche, who's boasts a time of 4.59 in the 40-yard dash, is explosive off the line of scrimmage and certainly utilizes his speed and quickness to his advantage against bigger, heavy-footed lineman," said Bender.
"He played his first full season of high school football just last year and is a high-character young man who's just tapping into what he can become over the next four to five years. He's a hybrid that can stand up or shift down and put a hand in the dirt at defensive end. There's no doubting his ability to wreak havoc in the backfield."
"His best football has yet to come for him."
That is a SQARQ-verified 4.59 40 (spoiler alert, I guess), which is a phenomenal time for an OLB/DE.
247's Clint Brewster came away very impressed with Uche's pass-rushing ability after waching his senior film:
Uche is a explosive speed rusher coming off the edge. Really productive getting to the quarterback with 14 sacks last season. He's got the ability to dip around offensive tackles and beat them to the quarterback. Gets his shoulders turned when he rounds corner as pass rusher, gaining the leverage advantage. Uche has some toughness and physicality to him when he finishes and makes contact. Uche isn't the biggest or the longest defensive end but he's got outstanding agility and the strength of a much bigger prospect. He doesn't miss tackles. Uche really plays well out in space. His ability to close on ball carriers is special. I like how physical he is with his hands and he's got a really good motor. Uche doesn't get tired and he will get everything out of opposing offensive tackles with his speed and aggressiveness coming off the edge. Not a player that is going to really hold the edge and anchor down against the run.
That bend around the corner is tough to teach. The Wolverine's Tim Sullivan noted Uche has the frame to add 50 pounds, called him a "terror off the edge," and said he likes Uche's potential ability to play in space:
Uche will have to improve his technique and variety of pass-rush moves to be a more well-rounded player in college. As long as he can do that and add weight without reducing the speed that makes him so dangerous, he can be an outstanding defensive lineman.
He's also athletic moving side-to-side, and more comfortable playing in space than many high school linebackers - to say nothing of defensive linemen. While he'll have to add levels of complexity to his knowledge of the game in order to maintain that level of success in college, he has the ability to do it.
Speed-rushing around the edge was enough for him to be very productive at the high school level; if he develops a full pass-rushing arsenal then he could be special.
Uche held offers from Alabama, Auburn, Boston College, Bowling Green, Florida, Florida Atlantic, Louisville, Marshall, Miami (YTM), Minnesota, North Carolina, South Carolina, South Florida, and Syracuse.
Columbus has produced six four-star prospects since 2002, including two 2017 four-star with Michigan offers, CB Trajan Bandy and DE Guy Thomas. They made the Florida 8A state title game in Uche's junior season before falling to Flanagan, home of three Michigan commits (Devin Bush Jr., Devin Gil, and Josh Metellus).
Per 247, Uche had 34 tackles, 8.5 sacks, and two forced fumbles as a junior, then followed that up with a 14-sack campaign as a senior.
Uche has a verified, zero-FAKE 40 time of 4.59 seconds. His speed is his most outstanding trait for his position.
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Uche is a lock to redshirt at his size. His deployment after that will depend on his physical development—he has to bulk up while maintaining that speed/quickness, which can be tricky—and how often Michigan utilizes a hybrid pass-rusher in Brown's defense. He's explosive enough in that role to potentially see the field on passing downs early in his career, though it's more likely he takes a couple years of seasoning before he's ready to make a significant impact. When he's ready, he's got a ton of potential.
Michigan sits at 24 commits in a class that looks increasingly likely to include 30 players. From Mbem-Bosse's post:
Top remaining targets include DT Rashan Gary, ATH Jordan Fuller, CB Lavert Hill, DT Boss Tagaloa, TE Devin Asiasi, WDE Connor Murphy, S Khaleke Hudson, TE Chase Allen, WR Eddie McDoom, WR Donald Stewart, NT Michael Dwumfour, WR/DB Pie Young, and K Quinn Nordin. It looks very likely DT commit Jordan Elliott ends up at Texas, and with other attrition still expected, Michigan could have as many as 10-11 spots to fill to wrap up the class.
Michigan coaches are visiting Elliott today, so that battle is far from over.
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The Seahawks, who held their first official practice on Sunday, conducted more than 20 interviews with print, electronic and digital media outlets. In addition, a "Media Day Live" show was produced live via UNCW Athletics' official Facebook page. During the broadcast, play-by-play broadcaster Joe Catenacci talked with Harris, Meaghan Holmes of the North Carolina Battleship, senior Amber Reeves, junior Rebekkah Banks and freshman Lacey Suggs.
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Date published: 2017-05-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by bgoshsue from Great shorts if you don't carry a purse I haven't been able to carry a purse for years so I need to have shorts that have pockets. These fit the bill but would love to see the cargo pocket have a wider zipper so I could put my cell phone in it. I now have almost every color. These are my one and only go to shorts for the summer.
Date published: 2017-05-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by DocPsych from Excellent shorts. I bought the shorts for my wife. She loves them. She said they are made of extremely light and thin material - perfect for hiking and biking in the hot weather.
Date published: 2017-04-13
Rated 4 out of 5 by Susan007 from Great value Lightweight comfortable adjustable waistband. Washes and dries quickly only negative comment is short tends to ride up inner thigh (This review was collected as part of a promotion.)
Date published: 2017-04-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by Paulsa from Comfortable shorts Love these shorts, they are comfortable, and dry quickly. There is a total of 4 pockets, two with zippers, while not as large as pockets in cargo shorts still functional. While they geared toward areas with water, I still use them for short hikes.
Date published: 2017-04-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeriata from Just right These river cargo shorts are just right in weight, fabric, and length for me, they are exactly what I was looking for to use in misc water sports I'll be involved in this coming summer. I purchased the lychee color that is a soft coral, a nice sunny color that will go with almost anything.
Date published: 2017-03-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by UplandGuide from Fantastic warm weather short...... Fantastic warm weather short......for all your outdoor pursuits. Comfortable and excellent form, fit and function.
Date published: 2017-03-22
Rated 3 out of 5 by Elljay from Very comfortable fit A love the fit. It is so comfortable but the pockets are too small to be useful. I want pockets to hold keys, wallet, etc.
Date published: 2017-03-21
Rated 4 out of 5 by julie8 from great water shorts This is a comfortable short, and holds up well in salt water conditions. Fit is true to size. The only thing I don't like is that the belt is not sewn in, so it falls out of the loops easily. Not a big deal, but different than past models I've owned. The Miami color is really fun.
Date published: 2017-03-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by texaslil from So comfortable! Fit perfectly These are my new favorite shorts!
Date published: 2017-02-04
Rated 4 out of 5 by Alohanancy from Nice shorts but a little short for me I find the inseam in these shorts to be a bit short for me. I would prefer the shorts to be a couple inches longer as well. However, they are well made and I do have an older pair.
Date published: 2017-02-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by WAGGS55 from Comfy Great shorts...very comfortable....have a pair that is 10 years old!!
Date published: 2017-01-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by TinaC3100 from Great shorts! I ordered these to have a shorter pair of shorts with a self belt. They are terrific, roomy with the elastic waist and then the belt if you want them a bit tighter.
Date published: 2016-12-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by JCTN from Great Shorts Great shorts at a great price. Easy wear, no wrinkle, with pockets. Good length for going out around town in addition to working outside.
Date published: 2016-12-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by jjmigdal from Easy Breezy Short I'm really glad I chose to buy these shorts off-season. I couldn't pass up the sale price. I purchased an XS in Nocturnal, which is a gorgeous darker blue. They fit true to size and are easy on easy off with the elastic waist. They also come with a bonus belt that you can use or not use.
Date published: 2016-10-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by JaneS from Comfortable Cargo Short I really enjoy wearing the Women's Sandy River™ Cargo Short. They are very comfortable and are great for traveling...lightweight with pockets that give added security in those crowded tourist areas. I like them so much I'm contemplating purchasing more in different colors.
Date published: 2016-10-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by vpw519 from Best shorts for anytime and anywhere! I have maybe 5-6 pair of Sandy River Cargo Shorts & LOVE every pair.. I can wear them all day, & I do! Easy on & easy off - wear beautifully & never wrinkles or loses shape! The only thing I'm not fond of is the belt clasp...too hard to manage sometimes! But 99% happy with all of my Sandy River's!!!
Date published: 2016-09-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nunnie from lightweight shorts I accidentially purchased one pair of shorts at a Bass Pro Shop, I never put them on until about 6 weeks later and WOW impressed, comfortable cool and washes up well. I would recommend these to anyone. Since then I went onto the Columbia website and searched for them and found them on sale purchased two more pairs, totally excited with the product
Date published: 2016-09-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by divingduck from Love these shorts These fit great, look good and are very comfortable. Perfect for summer kayaking and warm weather hiking. Wish there were more in my size!!
Date published: 2016-09-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by DeckDiva from Like you're wearing nothing! I'm so finicky about shorts. They just don't seem to fit and they're hardly ever comfortable. I absolutely wouldn't think of wearing shorts hiking UNTIL I found these shorts. They are better than my hiking skirts, pants, and skorts. They are thin, they wick sweat, snap and zipper closure, belt if you need it, the BEST. I have ordered two colors and will probably duplicate some colors just to have more of these shorts. Wonderful. I wear a M, 5'6", 140 pounds.
Date published: 2016-09-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lael from Entire Staff Loves These! I got these for my adventure team at work. We run kayak tours, hikes, biking, canoeing, camping, summer camp and anything else outside! Everyone LOVES these shorts, they are durable, actually repell water, dry super quick, and look professional.
Date published: 2016-09-19
Rated 3 out of 5 by Laurie333 from BEST BOATING SHORTS These shorts are made of a light wt. material, thus quick drying. I found they ran small in the crotch area which was very disappointing because when I'm sitting in my kayak I want to be comfortable. I kept them anyway because of their other good qualities. I'm 5'7" and weigh 182 lbs. I usually take a size XL which were too short in the crotch. The 1X fit just right in the crotch but too big in the legs. Columbia please don't do what the rest of the companies are doing, short-changing on material...it's so disappointing!
Date published: 2016-09-19
Rated 3 out of 5 by haifa from large I am 5'4'' and 130lb usually M or size 8 this pants were very large I would need small. they seems nice but I returned them
Date published: 2016-09-18
Rated 4 out of 5 by verdi1 from small pockets these are a great pair of shorts, but the pockets are too small to be of much use for other than car keys. A back zippered pocket would be a great enhancement.
Date published: 2016-09-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jsgators from Best shorts ever! Best shorts ever! I love the shorts so much I wish I had a pair for every day of the week! I did just buy another pair.
Date published: 2016-09-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by MindiR from Luv these shorts I had bought a pair years ago and love them so I decided to look online to purchase more, I like the lightness of material they are great to wear for just about anything you might want to do: )
Date published: 2016-09-10
Rated 4 out of 5 by kldudeck from Order a size down I am a curvy 6 and ordered mediums (6-8). I love the shorts (thin material, quick dry, belt), but will have to return them. Mediums in this style fit more like an 8-small 10. :(
Date published: 2016-09-05
Rated 4 out of 5 by Luv2explore from I always reach for these shorts Whether it is day-to-day or out hiking, walking, etc. I always reach for these shorts. I have several colors, they dry quickly and hold up very nicely. Only reason I didn't give them 5 stars is that the pockets are a bit shallow, as phones are getting bigger I guess it is a problem if you want to be hands free. The zip pocket is good for carrying cash but wallet does not fit into it. This aside, I think they are well worth the price!
Date published: 2016-09-03
Rated 3 out of 5 by jan321 from Pockets are too small These are great, lightweight shorts. However the "cargo" pockets are so small they are useless. Too small for a phone or small wallet. At best you could fold some cash or carry a couple of keys. Also, the side slash pockets are designed so that items easily fall out when sitting. Great shorts but not for cargo.
Date published: 2016-08-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by cmc16 from Review of Canvas Shorts Hi love these shorts - I tried these shorts on in a store and found I was able to fit into a smaller size because they ran a little larger. They are very comfortable and great for hiking, biking, and some water sports as they dry quickly. I highly recommend them!
Date published: 2016-08-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by bobbiejansew from Womens sandy river cargo short I bought several shorts for hiking this summer and bought this style for the cargo pockets, they are so comfortable and wear well. I love the slightly longer inseam (others I bought were shorter). The elastic waist is comfortable, but love the belt to keep it looking less frumpy.
Date published: 2016-08-17
Rated 4 out of 5 by JSue from Good price, nice shorts The material is a little thin, but it is lightweight, comfortable and should be quick drying. The pockets are way too small though to hold anything significant - phone, camera, wallet, etc. Otherwise, the short's length and size was perfect, and I have difficulty finding clothes that fit right. At this sale price, I would recommend getting a couple of pairs!
Date published: 2016-08-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeepster from Favorited Shorts I first purchased a medium they where to large reorder 3 pairs Black/ Blue/Tusk in a small and these are my favourites shorts now. I am travelling to Europe in September these short will make great travel shorts they are light they dry quickly and the zippered pocket will also be beneficial I am actually thinking of buying a backup of each color.
Date published: 2016-08-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cuchingo from SANDY RIVER CARGO SHORT PERFECT FIT. I WILL ORDER 2 OR 3 MORE. EXCELLENT SERVICE. I LOVE IT!
Date published: 2016-08-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by jamer from Love them! I ordered 4, 1 in each color and am very pleased with them. Perfect for wearing any where and for running, walking, golfing or putting on over bathing suit. Only slight complaint would be the size of the side pockets are a bit too small so things can fall out.
Date published: 2016-08-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by AnotherOldLady from Great fit These are just what I wanted. I am 65 145lbs and the Large fit perfectly. Only things I would wish for would be more colors, another inch longer and larger pockets - phone doesn't fit into the zipper parts. It is nice that they aren't low cut. Almost comes up to my waist.
Date published: 2016-08-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sor16 from My favourite shorts I love these shorts. I wear them for hikes and at home. The quality is excellent and they are so comfortable. I just bought two pairs, tusk and black, because I got tired of wearing my old ones. I only wish they had bigger pockets for my cell phone.
Date published: 2016-08-06
Rated 4 out of 5 by Janis53 from Great Shorts Very comfortable. A little bit shorter than I thought they would be, but overall, I am very happy with these shorts. Just wanted something I could chill out in, and these will be great for doing that.
Date published: 2016-08-05
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mindful from Women's Sandy River Cargo Short They are a nice pair of light summer shorts. They run slightly big and have little wider leg than I'd like, but great for the lake, hiking, walking, etc. Cool and dry quickly. I'd recommend them.
Date published: 2016-08-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lovemypom from Great Shorts I have bought these shorts for years and love them. The size chart is right . I should of bought xsmall but they are not to big very comfy. I have a bad back so a bit loose will work. I wish they had the zipped pockets on both sides like the ones I bought several years ago. I would follow the size chart for these because it is accurate. a great pair of shorts for the beach (dry very fast) and for really hot days. These for me are a must have for the summer.
Date published: 2016-08-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sillymom from Pockets Love these shorts! Work outside at a nursery and they are comfy and cool in the blazing heat. Only complaint I have is that the pockets aren't large enough to hold my phone.
Date published: 2016-08-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by MrsSwilly from Women's Sandy River Cargo Shorts Oh my gosh! These are my new favorite shorts. So lightweight, comfortable and cool!
Date published: 2016-07-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ralphie902 from Columbia shorts What a bargain! I had an older pair and wanted to replace them. These are BETTER!! they are very light. Great for warmer weather and no need to iron. YEAH!
Date published: 2016-07-28
Rated 1 out of 5 by ColoradoRose from Picture shown is not shorts sent I own two pair of the Sandy River Cargo shorts and love them. I ordered two more pair -- the picture shown looks just like my old ones, but the shorts I received are a much tighter, slimmer fit, the belt is not elastic as the old ones were, and the "cargo" pockets are barely large enough to fit two fingers in. The old shorts have 6"x6" pockets with zippers; these have 4"x4" pockets, only one with a zipper, the other with a sewn down flap -- impossible to get into -- not acceptable for cargo pockets or to hold valuables.
Date published: 2016-07-28
Rated 4 out of 5 by jshlr from Caution: Runs large this season I ordered these shorts last year, in a size medium, and they fit well. I love them so much, I ordered 2 more pairs this summer, also in a medium, and they were much too large! A full size difference. I am reordering in size small, but hate that I have to pay extra shipping when they were not consistent with their sizing.
Date published: 2016-07-28
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General plugins (Local): Moodle welcome
Maintained by Bas Brands
Sends a welcome message to new users, sends a notification to a moderator of the new user creation
926 sites
749 downloads
47 fans
Moodle 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2
This plugin sends one email message to users that are new in Moodle and one email to a moderator.
This will work to all standard moodle authentication systems:
- manually created users
- users that signed up
- users authentication through LDAP
- all other standard authentication systems
Configuration can be done using:
Site administration->Plugins->Local plugins->Moodle welcome
Configurable fields are:
enable / disable welcome messages to users
enable / disable welcome messages to moderators
message send to user
message send to moderator
message subject for user
message subject for moderator
send from firstname
send from lastname
send from email address
moderator email address
Download and install in your /local folder in moodle's wwwroot
Run Moodle notifications,
Configure your email messages / moderators etc
Bas Brands (Lead maintainer)
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- Fri, 17 Feb 2017, 6:53 PMHi Bas,
Plugin, very useful !
Is it possible to send the password when the manual creation of an account ? (I want them to use the password that was generated for them).
- Tue, 28 Feb 2017, 4:50 PMHi Bas,
Does this plugin sends also email notification to moderator and users that are imported from file.
- Wed, 1 Mar 2017, 7:01 PMThat's correct. If you do not wish to see notifications when manually creating accounts uncheck the "manual" authentation option in the plugin welcome settings page.
- Wed, 1 Mar 2017, 7:03 PMIn reply to Aida Debibi. No this plugin activates after account creation. Once the account is created Moodle can only retreive the encrypted password.
- Mon, 6 Mar 2017, 5:27 PMHi Bas,
thanks for reply. I've a little problem, during import a list of users I've only get email notification to moderator for first user on list.
I get a moderator notification about adding user only for the first user in the list, the remaining notification I don't received any.
- Mon, 6 Mar 2017, 11:38 PMDear Bas,
Thank you for your effort on this plugin. It appears you have done a fine job with a very needed too. The plugin is not working for us, however, and I'm hoping you may have some insight. We're running 3.1.1 and the plugin installed successfully. Set up appears correct but when we test with a New Registration, your plugin's email is not sent to user and nothing is sent to the Administrator/Moderator. Instead the moodle system sign up notification email is sent. If you can direct us where to look or what to reset, I would appreciate it. Thank you.
- Sun, 12 Mar 2017, 9:34 PMHave you checked the plugin settings page? Is the manual authentication method enabled?
- Fri, 7 Apr 2017, 6:31 PMBas, is it possible to create different welcome messages for different courses? Or the plugin supports only one message for the whole Moodle site? I have instructors who would like to personalize their welcome messages and let their newly added students know what their expectations are, for this they need to create individual welcome messages. Thank you for letting me know.
- Thu, 20 Apr 2017, 11:07 PMBas,
I have installed the plugin and it seems to work for the moderator message, but the new students I'm registering are not receiving an email. Do you have any ideas abut what may be causing this?
- Fri, 21 Apr 2017, 4:31 PMHi Bobby. Have you turned the plugin on for the email and manual authentication methods?
- Fri, 21 Apr 2017, 9:40 PMYes I have verified that the plug in is active and the manual authentication method has the box check. The email goes out to the administrator almost immediately but I created student accounts with two other personal email addresses and I didn't receive anything to either of them. Does the plug in look for the email address in a field other than the "email"?
- Fri, 21 Apr 2017, 10:33 PMOkay, and have you enabled the message_user_enabled tickbox too?
- Fri, 21 Apr 2017, 11:06 PMYes sir, hat's the frustrating part. The plug in is well laid out and easy to set up and can't figure out for the life of me why only half is working. I've been looking at every setting I can think of in our email system that might be causing a conflict, but I can't see anything. IS there anything in the site admin you can think of that I could take a look at?
- Fri, 21 Apr 2017, 11:31 PMIf there is an issue sending email that might show up in your server logs. But there is no way to see that in Moodle logs. You could try some other email addresses too but other than that I don't know whats going on.
- Sat, 22 Apr 2017, 12:09 AMOk thank you very much. I'll see what I can find out from the logs.
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