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OL Kyle Trout (transfer to Cincinnati Bearcats)

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ant80;2343026; said:
Hand is really quick off the snap. Was it just me or was there some holding by Trout in the play?
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Yeah, there was a little holding by trout. But like you said, hand is very explosive once the whistle blew. I'm sure trout held his own with the rest of the d linemen
 
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Rapture;2343295; said:
Kyle won the districts in both shot and discus and then won the regionals in both shot and discus as well. In addition tonight after competing in the NFTC yesterday was invited to the opening.
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Congrats to Kyle!!!
 
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https://twitter.com/ToddHuberSS

Congrats to Lancaster (OH) OL Kyle Trout (@Trout75), the 15th OL officially invited to the @TheOpening_2013 #GOTOPEN
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These camps in shorts and tees definitely favor the d linemen, but Kyle certainly held his own against the top d line competition. Hand is on another level in HS, so I'm not sure an OL at the camp stopped him, but Kyle gave him all he could handle
 
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After the Whistle: Trout peaking at right time
Jun. 4, 2013
Written by
Vince Nairn
The Eagle-Gazette Staff

LANCASTER ? At last week?s Division I, Region 3 track meet at Pickerington North, Lancaster junior Kyle Trout became one of only a handful of people in the past decade to win shot put and discus.

Trout took discus on Wednesday with a throw of 177-feet-4, which beat his previous best by about 18 feet. He threw 55-5 in shot put Friday to complete his double regional championship. Lucas Ferguson of Mount Vernon was the last to do it in 2009. Adam Kellermeyer of Pickerington High School also did it in 2003. Lancaster coach Jeff Koksal mentioned former Golden Gale Tom Stuck in 2005 as somebody who might have done it, but regional results from that year were unavailable.

Doubling as regional champion in those events doesn?t come around often, and Trout has established himself as one of the best in the state by accomplishing the feat. Trout is already committed to Ohio State for football as an offensive lineman. He has continued to play basketball and compete in track through high school, and his overall athleticism is something that has made him appealing, Koksal said.

?I guarantee you he?s not being recruited because he?s just big and just strong,? Koksal said. ?He?s being recruited because he?s quick and nimble. He has all that agility and the physical tools.?

Koksal also credited throws coach Jack Cheek ? who he called the best throws coach in Ohio ? for working with Trout on his form during the start of the season and getting to the point where Trout is breaking through with big throws at important meets.

?He was struggling with the technique,? Koksal said. ?And (Cheek), he?s able to communicate well with the kids and he knows what he?s doing. He got (Trout) to the point where he was absolutely able to break out once he started putting together all those technical pieces.?

Entering Saturday?s state meet in Division I, Trout is eighth in shot put and seventh in discus of all the state qualifiers. Koksal said he thinks Trout has more left in him and could be in line for high finishes and potential All-Ohio honors.
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