The Lehigh 2020 Football Commit Tracker

[lfnadminKeymaster]

http://lehighfootballnation.blogspot.com/2016/01/your-lehigh-class-of-2020-commit-tracker.html

Will be updated early and often this month with new names and more information!

Includes HUDL profile links, links to articles on the players, honors, and much more as I find it!

[guidsParticipant]

great stuff – thanks

[LU15Participant]

Isn’t Prendegrast a DE?

[lfnadminKeymaster]

[quote=24639]Isn’t Prendegrast a DE?

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On one site he’s listed as a TE and the other a DE. I added DE to his profile.

DE/TE/H-Back types obviously a priority in this class, IMO. Counting Weir three of them are committed already. I expect some to be DEs but one or more to play FB, I think.

[TMHParticipant]

Prendergast has already revealed that he is being recruited as a DE.
I hate to be redundant but for me it’s key that players be put into a position to succeed. We have been awfully small recently because we use players designed to be safeties as linebacker and those built like linebackers on the D-line. I would love to see Weir as an ILB unless he grows significantly. I would also like to see Woetzel as a safety. We have enough 205# LBs with great credentials coming in.
Just my opinion. Don’t let Miller see it

[lfnadminKeymaster]

Based on the ht/wt numbers could it be: Prendergast, DE, Puhl, FB/TE, Weir, LB?

Another one to look at is Curlin. He could either be a massive NG or an OL.

[ngineerParticipant]

Getting some kids from Army and Albany is good. Curlin looks like he could be a monster based on his numbers.

[RichHParticipant]

Puhl a tweener right now. Tall a.d light. Folmar did use TEs a bit mor this past season but overall very little action. Heck,Bucklin got a lot of PT with our running attack.

[vanParticipant]

like the way Curlin finishes his blocks, OL with attitude a good thing

[TMHParticipant]

lfnadmin,
Exactly. I want my interior linemen to be in the 290 range and we already have a couple of those guys. My DEs should be around 260 with some quickness. Pendergrast at 6-5 would be ideal. My interior LBs would be around 235-240. The outside LBs around 225 and my safeties around 210. The DBs just need to be fast and agile. Obviously size isn’t the only component. Quickness and a nose for the ball also need to be evaluated but I’m tired of being outsized by virtually every team we play.

[wilsonfootball2Participant]

Jake looks like a strong kid. Puhl’s SPARQ score from his JR year was 82.11 the top score for a 2016 TE! Looks like he did not have a score his SR year. Curlin does well sticking with his blocks.

[ngineerParticipant]

So far, so good. Looks like some top notch commits who can have immediate impact.

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