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'06 PA WR Wesley Lyons (West Virginia signee)

According to the PA guru's, he is still a bit un-coordinated after his growth spurt. he'll have to go to the summer camps and show better athleticism if he's going to get major offers before his senior season.

i would assume we'll eventually offer, but don't expect it to be too soon.
 
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The only PA "guru" I have read that makes negative comments about Lyons is the PSU PR guy--Marshcreek. He wouldn't be making such comments if this kid had any intention on going to PSU.


I would compare MC's analysis with that of Mr. Bucknuts. Not very objective...
 
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Seeing Wesley in Person is Impressive

Bucks,

I had the opportunity to see Wesley train with his brother and Rory N. at a Performance Center in Dublin, OH about a year ago.

Seeing his size then was mind-boggling. He was "skinny", but the frame on the kid is crazy! If he has hit a growth spurt this year, I am going to have to say, "get outta here!" He must have a hyper-glandular deal.

My point is that if any college backs off of this kid because he is "uncoordinated", then they will be kicking themselves in a couple of years. In the long run, this guy could be very scary.

I cannot wait to see him in Scarlet & Gray!!!

-Z
 
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ZachDumas said:
Bucks,

I had the opportunity to see Wesley train with his brother and Rory N. at a Performance Center in Dublin, OH about a year ago.

Seeing his size then was mind-boggling. He was "skinny", but the frame on the kid is crazy! If he has hit a growth spurt this year, I am going to have to say, "get outta here!" He must have a hyper-glandular deal.

My point is that if any college backs off of this kid because he is "uncoordinated", then they will be kicking themselves in a couple of years. In the long run, this guy could be very scary.

I cannot wait to see him in Scarlet & Gray!!!

-Z
never saw him ever, but i agree. i hope like crazy that he is a buckeye some day. you can't tell me that even uncoordinated he isn't a better big10 prospect than the purdue reciever 'the stork'.
 
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ZachDumas said:
Bucks,

I had the opportunity to see Wesley train with his brother and Rory N. at a Performance Center in Dublin, OH about a year ago.

Seeing his size then was mind-boggling. He was "skinny", but the frame on the kid is crazy! If he has hit a growth spurt this year, I am going to have to say, "get outta here!" He must have a hyper-glandular deal.

My point is that if any college backs off of this kid because he is "uncoordinated", then they will be kicking themselves in a couple of years. In the long run, this guy could be very scary.

I cannot wait to see him in Scarlet & Gray!!!

-Z
with conley???
 
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bobcat84 said:
The only PA "guru" I have read that makes negative comments about Lyons is the PSU PR guy--Marshcreek. He wouldn't be making such comments if this kid had any intention on going to PSU.


I would compare MC's analysis with that of Mr. Bucknuts. Not very objective...
the other guy i've heard that from is bob lichtenfeld(?), not just the psu homer. like i said, he'll probably get that offer; athleticism obviously is in his blood, but any time you initially hit a growth spurt, it takes some getting used to.
 
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I've seen Wesley play twice

He's a big lanky kid, who has nice hands. There is no doubt he's a project, he needs alot of work to become the player his brother is IMO. But if you're willing to wait on this kid for 2 to 3 years, he could be worth it.
 
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Excellent Take, Union

That is right on. His brother's body is phenomenal. It may just take Wesley an extra year or two to develop because of his significant height advantage.

Remember, that is what a redshirt season is for. Not saying that he would redshirt his frosh year, but it may be a fantastic option for him to develop into the beast his brother is.

VG - I would agree that he is XX-fold the prospect that the Purdue receiver is. I wonder if Randy Moss was ever deemed "uncoordinated" due to his height?

Peace.

-Hit Man
 
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Didn't Lichtenfeld imply that the only reason he was missing from the top prospects list was his coordination (or lack thereof) but that he expected him to be near the top of the list after the season, when he has regained the coordination and played some more games?
 
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Ratboy, in a word........no

Bob is not a big fan of Wesley. Wesley may get an offer based on who he is and his potential. But I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't end up at a Big East school or Conference USA. I personally think the staff will take two WR. The kid from Maurice Wells's school fits the bill nicely, and somebody the size and speed of Santanio Holmes, like a Carl Fisher. Once again IHMO.
 
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ZachDumas said:
That is right on. His brother's body is phenomenal. It may just take Wesley an extra year or two to develop because of his significant height advantage.

Remember, that is what a redshirt season is for. Not saying that he would redshirt his frosh year, but it may be a fantastic option for him to develop into the beast his brother is.

VG - I would agree that he is XX-fold the prospect that the Purdue receiver is. I wonder if Randy Moss was ever deemed "uncoordinated" due to his height?

Peace.

-Hit Man
keep in mind moss big bro played...err was on theOSU football team for awhile, he struggled in academia aspect to say the least
 
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We placed younger Wesley on the pedestal way too soon. Sounds like the kid is just beginning to develop skills at the WR position after a growth spurt. However, right now it seems like height and pedigree are the only things going for him. Expect him to get an offer if the coaches see enough development during the season.
 
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