(12-03-2009 11:39 PM)warriorfan Wrote:  Similar answer as above .. new QB, new system was more option based where QB led team in rushing. Kuehn moved from slot to outside. Play calling got conservative due to turnovers. Compare the types of catches in junoir year versus senior year .. it was different offense and Kuehn just did what was asked of him and again caught everything thrown his way. And was also doing all the kicking and punting.

Has Kuehn played any on the defensive side of the ball? He looks like he's make a good safety. How'd he do against Central and DGS this year? Looks like he's got some great hands though and can make catches over the middle. Honestly, lack of size, agility and burst are a definite issue. Doesn't seem to catch the ball in stride or break too many tackles.

I'm thinking he could be productive at maybe ISU or some other I-AA school if he wants to stay at WR. He'll see more playing time if he really wants to play football in college. A D-III school (North Central?) could probably use him at kicker as well as a WR, so that's another route. I'd start narrowing a list of I-AA schools that you might want to consider sending your tape too then work your way down the list.

Walk-on Matt Ng (same size 6'0" 190) played both WR and CB at GBN HS and now plays on Special Teams as a redshirt freshman. He also was All-State on both sides of the ball. Was your boy all-conference or anything?

And while we're on the topic of Waubonsie, I think LB Rickey Simpson could make an impact maybe as a walk-on. What's your take on him and QB Kenny Clay?