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Bcat2
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   Posted: 1/27/2017 3:25:07 PM 
Can someone explain what we are to take from the following, other than it is great to see an indication of Ouellette getting involved again?

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Fast Friday Elite Performers:
DORSA, OUELLETTE
DL Payne
OL Pruehs
DS Gullet
OS Wears
C Q. Maxwell
@OhioFootball

What does the "C" in front of Q. Maxwell indicate?

Last Edited: 1/27/2017 3:36:20 PM by Bcat2

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   Posted: 1/27/2017 9:37:33 PM 
Bcat2 wrote:
...What does the "C" in front of Q. Maxwell indicate?

It appears that they have divided the players into certain groupings for some competition during weight lifting. OL and DL are obvious enough. I guess DS is "defensive skill", or "defensive speed", or something similar. Gullet is a Safety, and Wears is a wide receiver. C? Who knows. All the positions that are left over, perhaps. It doesn't really matter. As long as it motivates a little competition, it's a good thing.

Last Edited: 1/27/2017 9:37:45 PM by L.C.

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   Posted: 1/27/2017 10:02:58 PM 
It means those guys are kicking a** in offseason workouts in their respective groups. Good names on that list too. All these offensive linemen commits plus Maxwell and Oullette busting tail.....signifies a big ground and pound, dominate the clock type of team for 2017.
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   Posted: 1/28/2017 1:08:43 AM 
ExCat21 wrote:
It means those guys are kicking a** in offseason workouts in their respective groups. Good names on that list too. All these offensive linemen commits plus Maxwell and Oullette busting tail.....signifies a big ground and pound, dominate the clock type of team for 2017.

I think Rourke is going to be solid, and Maxwell will show much improvement. They will need a solid O-line in front of them. Between those guys already at Ohio, and the JUCOs coming in, it's time for Johnson to put together a dominating line.

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   Posted: 1/29/2017 9:31:08 PM 
Every year we hear how the strength of the Bobcats is so much higher than the previous years. Then we see a handful of games where the line is thoroughly dominated...this year it was the O-line that was unimpressive overall.
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   Posted: 1/29/2017 10:22:23 PM 
Casper71 wrote:
Every year we hear how the strength of the Bobcats is so much higher than the previous years. Then we see a handful of games where the line is thoroughly dominated...this year it was the O-line that was unimpressive overall.


How dare you post the truth?

Orthodoxy demands adherence to the SFB line that we're getting better and better in every respect, no matter what the achieved results are.


Despite little returning proven at qb and wide receiver and serious losses from the front seven on defense, there is no reason to think that we'll be anything but terrific.


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   Posted: 1/29/2017 11:21:52 PM 
lol

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   Posted: 1/30/2017 10:25:31 AM 
Bcat2 wrote:
Can someone explain what we are to take from the following, other than it is great to see an indication of Ouellette getting involved again?

BobcatStrength &#mailto:mailto:8207;@BobcatStrength 48m48 minutes ago

Fast Friday Elite Performers:
DORSA, OUELLETTE
DL Payne
OL Pruehs
DS Gullet
OS Wears
C Q. Maxwell
@OhioFootball

What does the "C" in front of Q. Maxwell indicate?


C stands for corterback, duh!

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OUcats82 wrote:
Bcat2 wrote:
Can someone explain what we are to take from the following, other than it is great to see an indication of Ouellette getting involved again?

BobcatStrength &#mailto:mailto:mailto:8207;@BobcatStrength 48m48 minutes ago

Fast Friday Elite Performers:
DORSA, OUELLETTE
DL Payne
OL Pruehs
DS Gullet
OS Wears
C Q. Maxwell
@OhioFootball

What does the "C" in front of Q. Maxwell indicate?


C stands for corterback, duh!


Well of course.

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   Posted: 2/3/2017 6:29:05 PM 
BobcatStrength ‏@BobcatStrength 7h7 hours ago

2/3/17 Fast Friday Elite Performers:
I Mangen
DL Arp
OL Grimes
DS Tupa
OS Seymour
C Popp
#RISEUPOHIO

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   Posted: 2/10/2017 11:34:48 AM 
BobcatStrength &#mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:8207;@BobcatStrength 48m48 minutes ago

1/27/17 Fast Friday Elite Performers:
DORSA, OUELLETTE
DL Payne
OL Pruehs
DS Gullet
OS Wears
C Q. Maxwell
@OhioFootball

BobcatStrength &#mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:8207;@BobcatStrength 7h7 hours ago

2/3/17 Fast Friday Elite Performers:
I Mangen
DL Arp
OL Grimes
DS Tupa
OS Seymour
C Popp
#RISEUPOHIO


BobcatStrength &#mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:8207;@BobcatStrength 5m5 minutes ago

2/10/17 OUFB Fast Friday Elite Performers:
I Mangen, Grilliot
DL Berger
OL Grimes (2nd time recognized, all 6-5/325 of him)
DS Fox
OS Odom
C Moore

BobcatStrength &#mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:mailto:8207;@BobcatStrength 6h6 hours ago

2/17/17 Fast Friday Elite Performers:
I Sink
DL Aloese
OL Kuhar (recognized w/OL, I wonder if #88 will soon have a lower #?)
DS Gunnels
OS White
C Poling

mailto:mailto:mailto:BobcatStrength‏@BobcatStrength 4h4 hours ago

2/24/17 Fast Friday Elite Performers: @OhioFootball
I Mangen (3rd time listed), Seymour (2nd listing)
DL Evans
OL Anderson
DS Hagan
OS Knock
C Rourke

BobcatStrength‏ @BobcatStrength 16h16 hours ago

3/2/17 FAST 'DAY ELITE PERFORMERS:
I Grimes (3rd time recognized)
DL Payne (2nd time recognized
OL Wood
DS Williams
OS Wears (2nd time recognized)
C Conrad

BobcatStrength‏ @BobcatStrength 1h1 hour ago

2017 Winter Football Strength Awards:

Super Iron (Top Tier in Strength): Cleon Aloese, Andrew Payne

Iron Bobcat (4th Tier): Grilliot, Wears, Knock, Christian, Vu, Williams, Pruehs, Ouellette, Helton

Bobcat (3rd Tier): Evans, Moore, Maxwell, Poling, Fusner, Croutch

Green (2nd Tier): Berger, Porter, Ellis, Anderson, Ball, Cunningham

White (Base Level): Arp, Kuhar, Brunson, Sink, Davis, Conner, Wood, White, Quallen

Last Edited: 3/3/2017 6:26:38 AM by Bcat2

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   Posted: 2/24/2017 9:24:31 PM 
Glad to see Hagan on the list with others, he is committed to getting better. Seymour is stepping up with Mangen. I think our receivers will be good. I hope to see Odom on the list, he could fly when he was at Bedford.

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   Posted: 2/25/2017 1:38:46 PM 
Odom was on the list a couple weeks ago. Nice to see another "corterback" making the list this week.

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allen
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   Posted: 2/26/2017 12:24:04 PM 
L.C. wrote:
Odom was on the list a couple weeks ago. Nice to see another "corterback" making the list this week.


+1

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   Posted: 2/27/2017 12:08:10 PM 
OhioU Offensive Line‏@OhioU_OLine 3h3 hours ago

Big men throwing some BIG weight around this morning on the 225lb bench max! Lots of men repping in the 20s! #FeedtheFire
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Coach Beurket‏@CoachBeurket 3h3 hours ago

Testing week in the weight room! Lots of Bobcats showing how sharp their #AxE is this morning! 💪⛏

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   Posted: 3/5/2017 11:05:43 PM 
So, they say Basham's bench was not too good. This gets back to my question about the comparative strength of our guys versus others. So, are the numbers for our guys good or bad? Anybody know?
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For an objective opinion, ask Bcat2.




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   Posted: 3/5/2017 11:55:33 PM 
Casper71 wrote:
So, they say Basham's bench was not too good. This gets back to my question about the comparative strength of our guys versus others. So, are the numbers for our guys good or bad? Anybody know?

Basham did 15 reps of the 225, and only one DE did worse. Brown apparently didn't try the 225, perhaps due to an upper body injury of some kind. I do know that the tweet above said "lots of people in the 20's", and anything in the 20s was good. A few players at the combine managed in the thirties, but not many, and the players at the combine are the best of the best.

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Casper71 wrote:
So, they say Basham's bench was not too good. This gets back to my question about the comparative strength of our guys versus others. So, are the numbers for our guys good or bad? Anybody know?


Weight training has evolved. In the beginning the basic equipment was an Olympic bar, a bench and eventually a squat rack. The first established standards were the bench press and other upper body lifting that body builders and power lifters were using. Quickly weight training for various sports became specialized with football lifting concentrating on explosive power development and equal time was made for lower body work. Good programs are more interested in 10 yard/meter times over the old standard 40. The bench press, if included at all, is just one of many lifts taken in quick rotation. Max lifting takes preparation that is not often done. To build a quick, explosive and powerful football player worrying about a big lift in the bench might not make the cut. Besides some physiques like Bashams long arms are advantageous for the position he plays, but, not so much when you are at the bench. Good coaches get that. Coaches who evaluate talent are more impressed with what players can do with pads on between the sidelines. Players can display quickness, be explosive and be powerful and never put up the biggest numbers in testing. All this is great for the NFL Network.

Last Edited: 3/6/2017 8:55:22 AM by Bcat2

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   Posted: 3/6/2017 9:26:20 AM 
Cohen got 40+, he was almost a record holder, many moons ago, lol. Tusha will get in the 30's or 40's

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   Posted: 3/6/2017 9:27:32 AM 
http://www.draftcountdown.com/forum/forum/draft-countdown...
Maybe he should come back and work with Dak and the group

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Bcat2 wrote:
Coaches who evaluate talent are more impressed with what players can do with pads on between the sidelines. Players can display quickness, be explosive and be powerful and never put up the biggest numbers in testing. All this is great for the NFL Network.


Great points.

Can somebody hit a pull up jumper for me?.....

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allen wrote:
http://www.draftcountdown.com/forum/forum/draft-countdown...
Maybe he should come back and work with Dak and the group


Certainly players need to devote time to their weaknesses. However, I have never seen NFL scouts offering big contracts to Olympic weight lifters. Never have equated a huge number on the bench to being a superior athlete. Bench is but one lift that might be a part of a specialized lifting regimen to make an athlete bigger, stronger and faster.

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L.C. wrote:
Casper71 wrote:
So, they say Basham's bench was not too good. This gets back to my question about the comparative strength of our guys versus others. So, are the numbers for our guys good or bad? Anybody know?


Basham did 15 reps of the 225, and only one DE did worse. Brown apparently didn't try the 225, perhaps due to an upper body injury of some kind. I do know that the tweet above said "lots of people in the 20's", and anything in the 20s was good. A few players at the combine managed in the thirties, but not many, and the players at the combine are the best of the best.



L.C. from another thread that also applies. Apparently Ohio's strength and conditioning is creating athletes over weight lifters.

"Brown added a 6th place in the 3 cone drill and third in the 20 yard shuttle. In the end he nabbed "Top Performer" awards in two categories, the vertical leap and the 20 yard shuttle, and was barely off the pace in every other category. I don't think anyone helped themselves yesterday more than he did. My guess is that there will be a number of people taking a second look at his game film this week, and he'll be considered a mid to late round draft pick instead of a potential free agent, despite not being "NFL size" for a linebacker.

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