What happens when a 6-6 430 pounder gets a hold of you?
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"Hubba" was a 6'2 320 pd center in 2017 HS basketball They also listed him as a 6'6 409 pd DE in his first juco year. Now he is listed as a 6'6 430 pd OL There are not any college offers that i can see. He will play somewhere but at what level is unknown.
I said it was a novelty video....wasn't proposing his recruitment. That's 6-2 next to him. Needless to say he'd be well served to lose 10 pounds a month for the next 8 months.and come in at 350 wherever he goes. Less gut and more butt would be the goal. Currently he has the body of those guys getting second refills on a 64 ounce pop.
I was not proposing his recruitment either. It seems to me that he can play college football at some level. It also looks like he has a son now and a college education would help the young man. He will get offers even if it is at a lower division of football. I enjoyed the "novelty" video.
I'd like to see him reach his potential, stay healthier and get a good education. If you see him run down field at 430...you have to wonder what he could do at 360 with a stronger and healthier body. I don't know what kind of diet produces that much fat, but needless to say...it could be batter
Now I'm just remembering Patton Oswalt describing his mother's dog as a furry bag of ball bearings and pancake batterI'd like to see him reach his potential, stay healthier and get a good education. If you see him run down field at 430...you have to wonder what he could do at 360 with a stronger and healthier body. I don't know what kind of diet produces that much fat, but needless to say...it could be batter
Apparently it is my diet over the last several months!
Go low carb until Dec 23rd, eat like a hog for two days, then get back on the low carb dietApparently it is my diet over the last several months!
That's my plan
Hell i changed my mind. recruit him as a PWO and redshirt him for a year . Work on his strength and conditioning for a year get him down to 360 as From suggests. He d be one of my favorite players Hubba Hubba !
It comes from eating gmo infused food from an early age. You think that when a cow or chicken is killed and cooked that all those growth hormones it was injected with simply go away? Nope, they're still there. The rapid increase in size from one generation to what we see today is NOT from simple genetics.I'd like to see him reach his potential, stay healthier and get a good education. If you see him run down field at 430...you have to wonder what he could do at 360 with a stronger and healthier body. I don't know what kind of diet produces that much fat, but needless to say...it could be batter
Ask any pediatric endocrinologist...they'll tell you.
I know this from personal experience with my daughter who is now 17.
Damn... I feel like I’m missing something good. And by good I mean highly inappropriate
Send it to him Random!Damn... I feel like I’m missing something good. And by good I mean highly inappropriate
Unfortunately, 99% of the guys that look like this can never get it under control and it's a waste of time and money. I agree with the comments above. Frankly, the guy moves all right for his size and it's easy to picture him being pretty solid if he could lose 100 lbs. Cody O'Connell is the only guy that I can picture who came in as a really big man who worked his way into good enough shape to play and it wasn't until year four. Oh....he was also 6'-9" and him weighing 360 was like a 6'3" OL weighing 320 lbs. I wouldn't waste the kids time (or ours) asking him to come to WSU.
No harm asking him to walk-on and doing the same thing they did with Syr Riley. Riley lost 60 pounds in a few months. If he agrees to dedicate himself to conditioning himself down to a manageable weight...he just might win a scholarship somewhere.
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