Pennsylvania RB likes MAC schools
By Jeremy Crabtree
Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Lehighton, Pa., running back Robbie Frey is a solid prospect from Eastern Pennsylvania that has schools from all over the Midwest and the East recruiting him.
More on information and video on Robbie Frey at: http://www.enter.net/~zovak/frey.html
I hope he decides to stay close to home and chooses Temple. He will be able to play a full MAC schedule in 2007. New coach, new attitude, hopfully new results.
The Robbie Frey Trail...
Track Results
East Stroudsburg South vs Lehighton on Wednesday, April 19th 2006. Robbie Frey is in lane four. Time of 100 Meter Dash was 11.56 seconds with a strong head wind on a nice sunny day.
VIDEO:
http://www.enter.net/~zovak/100m.wmv
East Stroudsburg South vs Lehighton on Wednesday, 04/19/06. 4 X 100 Meter Relay, Time of relay 44.59 seconds. Robbie Frey running final leg.
VIDEO:
http://www.enter.net/~zovak/final.wmv
Robbie Frey also won the 200 Meter with a time of 22.79 seconds.
On Friday he will compete in the Pottsville Invitational.
2006 Results:
Team-Date-Event-Finish-Time
Northern Lehigh vs Lehighton 03/24: 100M (1) 10.9, 200M (1) 22.5
Lehighton vs Pocono Mtn. E. 03/29: 100M (1) 11.1, 200M (1) 22.4
Lehighton vs E. Stroudsburg N. 04/11: 100M (1) 11.3, 200M (1) 22.8 - Track: Cinders
E. Stroudsburg S. vs Lehighton 04/19: 100M (1) 11.5, 200M (1) 22.7 - Robbie in 4X100M Relay Time: 44.59
See Football information and video at: http://www.enter.net/~zovak/frey.html
Good luck to Robbie.He should do very well at the combines.I hope he gets to camp with some of the MAC schools this summer.
I'm hope he comes to UT! Get more depth with the RB's and we have the best OL in the MAC!
Lehighton, PA - Running Back - Robbie Frey
Scout Combine Results from Rutgers
HT 6' 1" WT 190
40 Yard Dash = 4.47 seconds
Shuttle = 4.17 seconds
Verticle Jump = 36"
3 Cones = 6.90 seconds
Standing Broad Jump = 10' 3"
All Scout Combine Results at:
http://scoutcombines.scout.com
More information on Robbie at:
http://www.enter.net/~zovak/frey.html
Quote:I'm hope he comes to UT! Get more depth with the RB's and we have the best OL in the MAC!
I dunno. They didn't look so good on 4th down. ;-)
CMichFan Wrote:Quote:I'm hope he comes to UT! Get more depth with the RB's and we have the best OL in the MAC!
I dunno. They didn't look so good on 4th down. ;-)
UT had the MAC's #1 rushing offense last year. Enough said.
CMichFan Wrote:Quote:I'm hope he comes to UT! Get more depth with the RB's and we have the best OL in the MAC!
I dunno. They didn't look so good on 4th down. ;-)
If UT gets him? There might not be a fourth down next time.
No offense to UT, and obviously any MAC school would be glad to get him, but I'll be surprised if he slides past Penn State and Pitt.
CMichFan Wrote:No offense to UT, and obviously any MAC school would be glad to get him, but I'll be surprised if he slides past Penn State and Pitt.
I heard the same thing after the fact about Bruce Gradkowski. And when Barry Church signed with UT in February we heard the same thing. We al heard it when RB DaJuane Collins signed with Toledo last year despite offers from schools like Purdue, Minnesota, Boston College, Penn State, and others.
I'm not saying that it can't happen; I just strongly suspect that a "bigger" school will make him an offer first.
That said, Toledo, NIU, CMU, and Miami would all be attractive possibilities, if the kid goes MAC. All four have a tradition of good OLs and RBs.
CMichFan Wrote:I'm not saying that it can't happen; I just strongly suspect that a "bigger" school will make him an offer first.
That said, Toledo, NIU, CMU, and Miami would all be attractive possibilities, if the kid goes MAC. All four have a tradition of good OLs and RBs.
I think Sandman's a reliable source that wouldn't come here and say anything if there wasn't indeed interest.
Nowadays the MAC stands on great footing to get top recruits. If someone wants go go pro they know that they can now also get noticed at a place like Toledo. The weekday games that we've been playing lately kind of suck but I bet tht tv exposure really helps recruits notice us and also the pro scouts notice our players, which in turn can also draw the attention of the recruits. Seems like things have changed alot the past 10 years with regards to MAC players getting drafted and if not drafted more free agent signings after the draft.
btw, missed this topic before but welcome to the boards Sandman, know I saw you on the other boards but didn't realize you were here too.
CMichFan Wrote:I'm not saying that it can't happen; I just strongly suspect that a "bigger" school will make him an offer first.
That said, Toledo, NIU, CMU, and Miami would all be attractive possibilities, if the kid goes MAC. All four have a tradition of good OLs and RBs.
I think the players produced at a school helps in the decision. That and potential for more PT at a MAC school. UT recruits who are RB's and OL will look at Chester Taylor and Nick Kazcur. Running back recruits near Illinois and Indiana will look at Michael Taylor and Garret Wolfe and give NIU a better chance closer look than before.
rocketman49 Wrote:CMichFan Wrote:I'm not saying that it can't happen; I just strongly suspect that a "bigger" school will make him an offer first.
That said, Toledo, NIU, CMU, and Miami would all be attractive possibilities, if the kid goes MAC. All four have a tradition of good OLs and RBs.
I think the players produced at a school helps in the decision. That and potential for more PT at a MAC school. UT recruits who are RB's and OL will look at Chester Taylor and Nick Kazcur. Running back recruits near Illinois and Indiana will look at Michael Taylor and Garret Wolfe and give NIU a better chance closer look than before.
BTW, it is Michael Turner but I think you knew that. Just a little mistake I would guess. Of course some of us aren't allowed to make mistakes. ;-)
RobertN Wrote:rocketman49 Wrote:CMichFan Wrote:I'm not saying that it can't happen; I just strongly suspect that a "bigger" school will make him an offer first.
That said, Toledo, NIU, CMU, and Miami would all be attractive possibilities, if the kid goes MAC. All four have a tradition of good OLs and RBs.
I think the players produced at a school helps in the decision. That and potential for more PT at a MAC school. UT recruits who are RB's and OL will look at Chester Taylor and Nick Kazcur. Running back recruits near Illinois and Indiana will look at Michael Taylor and Garret Wolfe and give NIU a better chance closer look than before.
BTW, it is Michael Turner but I think you knew that. Just a little mistake I would guess. Of course some of us aren't allowed to make mistakes. ;-)
Wow....the names on the Chargers roster must have played a role with that.
