In no specific order...and off top of my head
1) Jehuu Caulcrick running a sub 4.5 forty on grass. The kid took off and just kept gaining speed. He was only around 235 at that time, but it was impressive. He ran 2 of them and everyone was looking at watch and shaking head.
2) Agim Shabaj in Air Force football: This was his element. He was a person who can run and throw with tremendous stop and start quickness.
3) Kellen Freeman-Davis: Showed up in a "wife-beater" and looked like he was 30-years old
4) Josiah Price in drills: He simply caught everything no matter where it was thrown or how he had to adjust. MSU had no plans to take another TE, but he forced it IMO.
5) Mark Ingram: I think Rivals had him as a 2-star, but he looked great in drills. He out-did Rivals 100 Jonah Gray in every aspect.
6) Kirk Cousins: Working alongside Keith Nichol. Nichol was a freak, but you could see the skinny Cousins had ability he just had not spent the time building his body up like Nichol had. I think 3 other D1 QB's were there, but SpartanMag.com liked Cousins better than any of them. Nichol looked awesome.
7) Trae Waynes: Kid just made it look so easy. He locked up everyone without much effort.
8) Byron Bullough....Playing linebacker in the 7v7 and picking off half a dozen passes simply by reading teh QB and reacting. Not bad for a kid who at thattime had never played the position.
9) McGarrett Kings: Putting on a show in the 1v1...HS coaches started telling the CB's not to match up with him because he would make you look bad and hurt your chances of getting an offer. Keep in mind MAC and GLIAC coaches are no hand.
10) Joe Thuney: Best OL I saw at MSU's Camp simply from blcoking standpoint. Problem was he was 235-pounds. Nobody could beat him. NC State too chance on his and i think he will be 3-year starter and team captain.
1) Jehuu Caulcrick running a sub 4.5 forty on grass. The kid took off and just kept gaining speed. He was only around 235 at that time, but it was impressive. He ran 2 of them and everyone was looking at watch and shaking head.
2) Agim Shabaj in Air Force football: This was his element. He was a person who can run and throw with tremendous stop and start quickness.
3) Kellen Freeman-Davis: Showed up in a "wife-beater" and looked like he was 30-years old
4) Josiah Price in drills: He simply caught everything no matter where it was thrown or how he had to adjust. MSU had no plans to take another TE, but he forced it IMO.
5) Mark Ingram: I think Rivals had him as a 2-star, but he looked great in drills. He out-did Rivals 100 Jonah Gray in every aspect.
6) Kirk Cousins: Working alongside Keith Nichol. Nichol was a freak, but you could see the skinny Cousins had ability he just had not spent the time building his body up like Nichol had. I think 3 other D1 QB's were there, but SpartanMag.com liked Cousins better than any of them. Nichol looked awesome.
7) Trae Waynes: Kid just made it look so easy. He locked up everyone without much effort.
8) Byron Bullough....Playing linebacker in the 7v7 and picking off half a dozen passes simply by reading teh QB and reacting. Not bad for a kid who at thattime had never played the position.
9) McGarrett Kings: Putting on a show in the 1v1...HS coaches started telling the CB's not to match up with him because he would make you look bad and hurt your chances of getting an offer. Keep in mind MAC and GLIAC coaches are no hand.
10) Joe Thuney: Best OL I saw at MSU's Camp simply from blcoking standpoint. Problem was he was 235-pounds. Nobody could beat him. NC State too chance on his and i think he will be 3-year starter and team captain.
