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Whatcom Preps Podcast Episode 221 - Top 100 Countdown 100-82 · Whatcom Preps Podcast

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This is Sclalcom Senior Elijah Ingram and you're listening to the Top one hundred Countdown
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on the Welcome Preps Podcast with Tyler and Ryland Full Storm, Greetings, and
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welcome into the WACOM Preps podcast. This is episode two twenty one, the
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first up ten podcasts in the Top one hundred Countdown. I'm Ryland Spencer.
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Along with me as always is Tyler Anderson of What Come Preps. Tyler,
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how are we doing? What are you talking about? It? Sound like
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I was like falling over. Yeah, this is this is where it gets
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fun. Man. Every year the Top one hundred Countdown, it just is
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uh, people start talking about it, people start, you know, people
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ask me about it in August, you know, and it's just it's crazy.
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So it's become kind of a fun annual thing and it's awesome to get
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to talk about each of these kids on this podcast. People start telling you
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about it in August. I'm gonna be on there, dude, you know
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what I mean. I'm going to be on there this year, Tyler.
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I know it. Somebody that is going to be on there. And let's
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see, well when this comes out, he's already been announced Elijah Ingram for
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the intro. That's a guy that we're giving a little bit of love to
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and we'll be talking about him here in a few minutes. Tyler. The
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Top one hundred Countdown is sponsored by any Time Fitness. Visit any of their
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three locations in Ferndale, Linden, Linden, North. Those are the three
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specifically that are sponsoring the podcast, so be sure to visit them. Yeah,
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Anytime Fitness has been one of those ones that popped up what during the
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football season, But they've been a great sponsor so far. They've been unbelievable.
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They they're so excited about what walkin Preps does and they want to help
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in every way. They've reached out to me and they just said, how
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can I get involved? What can I do? What's left a sponsor?
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Like? Those are the questions to ask. And I threw a bunch of
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things at them and they're like, well, okay, we'll take that,
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we'll take that, we'll take that, and it's just it's like, man,
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it's not hard, you know. I Mean I thought that was gonna
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be the hardest part was going out and finding businesses and when they're coming to
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me and just want to help out. All I'm doing is writing invoices.
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So it's been great. They're a fabulous partner, and I'm just so glad
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that they latched onto this because the Top one hundred is pretty much the thing
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that is kind of the peak moment for Walking Preps as far as eyeballs and
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stuff like that. So it's a really cool deal. Yeah, between the
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Top one hundred, countdown the basketball what are they roundups every single day?
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It seems like they're coming out. There's a lot of things going on at
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Walk the Preps right now, and a lot of stuff that still needs to
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be sponsored. So if somebody would like to sponsor something, if they would
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like to get involved Tyler, what do they need to do? Well,
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they just get a hold of me through social media, either Facebook, Twitter,
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or Instagram. Search for Walcome Preps. That's the easiest way. Send
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me a direct message through there, or you could send me an email at
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mister mohawk at hotmail dot com. That's mister spelled out underscore mohawk at hotmail
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dot com. Yeah, and if somebody even knows a knows of somebody that
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maybe wants to get involved or has an idea of something. Just reach out
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to Tyler and just say, hey, I know these people sponsor some things.
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They like to sponsor youth athletics, and then you know, maybe from
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there, you know, we could even reach out to a few people,
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but any type of anything that can help. It's always good. As we
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record this, and this will probably be the last time I say it,
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because we're gonna start recording pretty early on some of these and we'll talk about
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that here in a second. But as we record this, the basketball roundups
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still don't have a sponsor, and there are a ton of basketball roundups and
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a ton of you know eyes that are getting on the website and on social
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media. It is unbelievable the numbers that are coming in with those basketball round
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up. So if somebody wants to get involved, I might start right there.
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I mean, I really might like those. That's right for the pickin'
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if you will, so, so, yeah, reach out to Tyler.
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He'll get you squared away. That being said, Tyler, I mentioned this
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is the first of ten podcasts, and basically what we're gonna do is we're
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gonna count down one hundred to eighty two today and then next Thursday, December
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twenty first at noon, you'll be able to get the podcast for number eighty
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one down to sixty three Wednesday after that, the December twenty seventh, couple
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of days after Christmas there uh three pm sixty two down to forty four,
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and then Wednesday, January third, into the new year, forty three down
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to twenty five, that will come out at noon. That being said,
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Tyler and I start recording these fairly early. This is being recorded not nearly
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as early, but this is being recorded on Monday. It'll come out on
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Thursday. And then we start going kind of hot and heavy and we start
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really recording things. And yeah, Tyler and I are gonna hear a lot
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of each other over the next couple of weeks. Notice I say here because
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we do this over zoom and we don't see each other at all. We
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just we haven't seen each other over a year. Yeah, yeah, that's
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actually in true. So yeah, Civic Stadium. Yeah, I don't know
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if that's a good thing or a bad thing. It is what it is.
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I think we do well, Yeah, we do all right, we
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do all right, we fool a lot of people, let's put it that
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way. Yeah, exactly, That being said Tyler we got nineteen kids to
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talk about. What do you say. Let's get right into it. Let's
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do it alrighty number one hundred on the top one hundred count down, five
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foot eight one and fifty three pounds wide receiver, defensive back. He is
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a senior, number twenty one. It's Hayden Rasa. Yeah, it's it's
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really cool for him to make the list. He's a kid that has been
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playing varsity football since he was a sophomore. But but you know, just
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kind of that next guy, uh, kind of background guy doing different things.
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Could play some tight end if needed, but was a wing back,
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could split out wide, really tough corner and then last year he played quite
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a bit. But as a senior he was it was much more relied upon.
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There were certain games where he led the team in tackles, which as
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a corner rarely happens. Really good uh at in the run support, really
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sure tackler, really tough, not the biggest kid, but but plays bigger
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than he is. There was a game when Lannon Hanstead was out, so
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he was called upon offensively to do more stuff and he ended up having over
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one hundred yards receiving in that game against the center, and so, I
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mean it's just it's a you know, he's just does so many good things
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when called upon. I think defense was his calling card. He had a
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pick six at home against toppin Ish, which was the difference of the game.
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I mean they won thirteen to seven. That was a that was a
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big, big play in the second half. For the season, seven catches
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for one hundred and thirteen yards, he had to carry for six yards.
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Defensively, forty six and a half tackles, seven passes defended, one tackle
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for loss, and then he had the interception that it returned thirty three yards
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for a touchdown. Just a really solid player. And you know, when
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you it's tough because when I create these lists, I always have about one
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hundred and ten to one hundred and twenty names, and I hate having to
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cut names off. But and so, but he got to cut it off
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somewhere and right at number one hundred, Hayden ross I had a great year,
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number ninety nine in the top one hundred. Count down. Five foot
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eleven, one hundred and sixty pounds. He's a wide receiver and a safety.
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He is a junior. It's number eleven from Bellingham Nate Loss. Yeah,
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he started the season on a tear. I think he had two interceptions
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in week one even and he just remained steady kind of the rest of the
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year. Is a really good strong safety, really good tackler, tough kid,
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wrestler, really good wrestler. Just took first place at a tournament at
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the eight Town Throwdown in Arlington. Just a junior too. He's gonna be
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really relied upon next year. They graduate a ton of seniors, but he's
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gonna be one of those leaders next year. Started out in the slot,
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was catching a lot of those fly sweeps and stuff like that, but ended
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up kind of once they got more kids involved, they were able to play
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kids just one way each way, so he became primarily a defensive player.
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Did finish the season with twelve catches for thirty eight yards, had to carry
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for eight yards, and then on defense, thirty two and a half tackles,
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four passes broken up, one tackle for loss, one sack. How
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about that from the safety spot, three interceptions for eighteen yards. Just you
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know, a really really good player that teaming with Owen Hanstead as the two
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safeties. There are some really good safety combos in the Walking County. That's
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one of the best ones, right there, both underclassmen. They're going to
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be heading those heading that team next year. You know, whether they're going
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to join rejoin the Northwest Conference or not, that's up in the air.
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But he's just a big, big part of it, and I'm excited to
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see what he does next year as well. Tyler, you mentioned his his
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wrestling you know, first week of wrestling or stuff people get, People get
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heard about that, you know, if they listened to the the Winter Sports
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Weekly wrap Up. That's true, which came out a couple of days ago.
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We talked about him, and we did talk about natelast year, right,
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Yeah, so really quickly too. All of those those podcasts I talk
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about the Top one hundred, there's going to be a weekly sports wrap up
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sprinkled in in between each one of them, right, And they can find
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that one by following what Come perhaps on social media two subscribing to the podcast.
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Yeah, there it is. Thanks Nate Lost for allowing me to plug
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that. That being said, Tyler number ninety eight on the Top one hundred
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countdown, six foot, two hundred and five pounds. He's a defensive lineman,
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a senior number thirteen from the Linden Lions. It's Jesse Stewart. Yeah,
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this is a kid that I loved watching because there's a few different reasons.
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How cool is it to see at number thirteen on the defensive line.
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That's just something you don't see very much. I was just thinking that same
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thing, like, oh, yeow, did I read that right? And
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Lindon always will take a kid that will might get lost in the shuffle a
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little bit as a backup running back or something, and then get them one
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hundred percent dialed in on defensive line. And this is a prime example.
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This is a kid who's, you know, one of those like national Merit
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scholar kids, super smart, tough as heck. I mean, just as
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the season went on, he just got better and better. He's also in
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on kickoffs, he's he's you know, he makes tons of tackles on special
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teams. Just really enjoyed watching him play where sometimes you see kind of a
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muddled play, but he's the one that kind of starts it, you know,
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he's the one that creates the havoc. And then Linden swarms to the
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football better than any team in Walking County on defense. So you know,
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if someone could just get that get that play all mucked up first and create
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and that creates the swarm later. That's a huge play for Linden defense.
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He he had a great year. He had a knack for making plays.
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Ended up with thirty one and a half tackles, which is a lot of
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tackles from that three man front on the Linden's defense, they are not asked
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to make a ton of tackles, but he's he's very good at that two
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and a half tackles for loss. He forced a fumble as well. He's
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a guy that I didn't know much coming into the season, didn't know that
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much about him at all. I remembered seeing the name last year. You
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know, had so many talented seniors ahead of him, so he was playing
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a little bit on special teams. But to earn that starting spot keep it
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the whole year, you know, tough kid, played through injuries. That
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that says a lot for just kind of his character and what he meant to
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the team. And he had a fabulous senior year, number ninety seven in
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the top one, one hundred countdown, six foot five, two hundred and
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twenty pounds. He's a defensive end, a senior number forty nine from the
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Bellingham BayHawks. It's Elias Togajay. Yeah, that's a is he And he's
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another kid that I didn't know anything about coming into this season. I'm not
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even sure if he had played football coming into the season. He may have
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as a youth player. But you know that Bellingham was able to bring out
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a lot of these athletes this year and it really showed. It's tough too
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because they are mostly a three man front, and playing a defensive end in
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a three man front, you're not outside the tackle, so he was inside
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the tackle, the offensive tackle and making plays. You know. I told
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the story when we were doing the senior countdown of the opposing coach, you
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know, coming into the booth and being like, who is that number forty
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nine? You know, because I don't know if the week before he would
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even play, so he wasn't on film, They didn't know anything about him,
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and he was just making plays every single play. Super athletic, just
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lean, long, great basketball player. You know, he's getting all those
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offensive rebounds and just running around and never runs out of energy. But on
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defense, he he just you know, he had that breakout game. I
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believe it was against South Woldby and ever since then he was a force and
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he was you know, people saw that film and they had to double team
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him. There was a play when he tipped up a pass and ended up
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catching it on an interception, he returned to kickoff. He did all sorts
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of things. They did try to get him in at tight end in the
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last game of the year to get him a catch, but you know that
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never really materialized. Mostly a defensive end. I would say, you know,
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ninety nine percent of his snaps or defensive end. Thirty eight tackles on
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the year, seven tackles for loss, six sacks, so near the top
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of the sacks in the top, you know, five or six in the
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county. He had a forced fumble, pass deflection, an interception that the
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returned four yards, the kickoff return for twelve yards. Just a kid that
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I wish he had more football at him, you know, because you know,
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you come out your senior year and and and you do great, but
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then that's it. It's kind of a you know, it's that Bo Jackson
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thing. We all wish we could have saw more of Bo Jackson. That's
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how I feel about with high school football. When a guy comes out as
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a senior and belling him had a lot of them, and it's you know,
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I just wish I could have saw more. But I'm so glad that
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I got to see him actually play and do really really well. Just those
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long arms and it just sometimes became unblockable against you know, inferior talent.
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It just he was an animal out there. We wish we could have saw
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more of Brian Bosworth Tyler number ninety six on the top one hundred count down,
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five foot eleven, one hundred and sixty pounds wide receiver, defensive back.
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He's a junior number eleven from Seahome. It's Grady Evans, multi faceted.
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Of these kinds of players, there's a position missing there, right,
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Yeah. I was about to, yeah, well on that excelsiate, I
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only have those two cells. But yeah, he was the kicker as well,
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and you know, probably not listed as a quarterback, but probably the
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emergency quarterback. I you know, heaven forbid if something happened to Nolan Wright,
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he might be the one that they put in there anyways, just to
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have your best eleven on the field. He's the Willie Bloomquist. Yeah,
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and he's and you know, he's just a good athlete. You know,
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started on defense, caught some passes, was a great, great kicker,
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easily one of the top two or three kickers in the county. And you
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know, Coach Young told me before the season, like he's just he's got
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that even keel for a kicker. He just that ice water like nothing phases
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him. You know, he's you know, Coach even said to him,
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you know, at some point you're gonna you're gonna kick, you know,
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a field goal that's gonna be the difference of a game. And he's just
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kind of like, yeah, I know, like he's just he's just very
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like nothing worries him. And and uh and again, you know, he
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kicked as a sophomore. He did a lot more stuff this year now as
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a junior. Had eight catches for one hundred and forty six yards, completed
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a thirty four yard pass had I think it was in that that was might
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have been in the mount Verning game the final game of the year. Twenty
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eight and a half tackles, three passes, broken up, one tackle for
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loss. He returned four kickoffs for thirty five yards, and then on kicking
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on the season, he hit twenty extra points and made five field goals.
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The five field goals I think was tied for second in the county. So
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it's and it's there are no doubters when he when he kicked, I don't
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even know if I recall him missing an extra point. Just just very very
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good kicker. And he's going to be one of the better ones again.
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Next year he might have he you know, he might have a bigger role,
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but there's not you know, they only graduate four seniors, so it's
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going to be very much of the same team. But you know, losing
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Braddock Duckworth, he might become more of a focal point even on offense,
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catching the ball. Just a really good athlete plays on the basketball team,
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has to do a lot of things and does them all very very well.
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Number ninety five in the top one hundred countdown, six foot two and thirty
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pounds. He's a left guard and a defensive lineman. Just a junior,
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number fifty nine from Meridian, Mason A. Pelis. Yeah, huge improvement
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this year from last year. I really liked him last year, but there
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were there were some things that I was like, man, if he you
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know, he missed that, or you know, this this could have been
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better. And this year he just got bigger, stronger, quicker feet everything,
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and he played a lot better. And and uh, another kid that
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I really really like to watch. Uh, really really nice kid too.
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Getting to know him. You know, I remember meeting him as a freshman
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when he was playing like JV baseball. He came up to me during a
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Meridian baseball game and and I got a picture of him and his buddies and
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and he was just such such a nice kid. And and uh, now
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getting to know him and talking to him a little bit at football practice and
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and watching him play out there, and he's that he's a part of that
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really good underclass line for Meridian. I mean, all those kids are coming
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back next year. Uh. It's such a valuable thing on the offensive line
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to have that continuity, and they've been playing together for a long time.
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And and uh, and defensively, there were times where he would he would
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take over possessions really really well. Twenty one tackles, five and a half
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tackles for loss, one and a half sacks. He's a kid that I
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can see shooting up the list next year, just because if he improves the
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way he's been improving, and I think Meridian as a team will improve.
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I think that he's going to have a I think it was a breakout year
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this year, but it can he be even more next year. And so
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I'm excited to see his progress and where it takes him. Number ninety four
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in the top one hundred countdown, six foot one, one hundred and seventy
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pounds wide receiver, defensive back. He's a senior number eleven from Blaine.
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It's justin Minoirez. Yeah, amazing speed, but maybe even quicker as just
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you know, there's a difference between quickness and speed, and I know I
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know that you know that, but maybe our listeners don't. But straight speed,
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extremely fast. But I think his quickness is even more apparent on the
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field, you know, finding ways to get in the ball seem to be
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you know, a big, big what's the word I'm looking for objective?
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You know, it's just you know, all these different ways. Is that
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Blaine was losing skill guys left and right, and you know it was it
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was tough to you know, find new guys to get the ball to.
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But he was the guy. He was the guy kind of all year.
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Was you know that you could always depend on to get the ball to He
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had a great play against Lennon Christian where he just caught a hitch spun and
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took off and ran away from everybody else for like a sixty yard touchdown.
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He has that kind of ability. Put him back to return kickoffs, have
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him do all sorts of things. He played a lot more defense as a
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junior, didn't play as much this year. They had so many kids that
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were this kind of safety type players, so you know, you're able to
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kind of split it up to offense and defense with a few kids. And
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Justin Minuirrez as an offensive player, seventeen catches for three hundred and seventy one
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yards and three touchdowns, So you're already talking over twenty yards of catch right
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there. So that speaks to the big play talent and the speed and quickness
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that he has. On defense, six tackles, two passes broken up.
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He did return twelve kickoffs for two hundred and twenty four yards, and he
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returned two punts for nine yards. A really really solid season for him.
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Kind of came out, I don't want to say, out of nowhere last
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year, but it was fun to see him do different things last year in
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the kind of a limited role and then get that more of a spotlight as
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a senior and put up the bigger numbers. He had a really good year,
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number ninety three on the top one hundred countdown, six foot three,
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three hundred and five pounds, a large individual right guard, defensive tackle.
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Just a junior number sixty five for the Bellingham BayHawks. It's Finnegan Jensen.
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Yeah. I don't want to say unlimited potential because everybody has limitations, but
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it seems like that's been the case for him since I saw him as a
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freshman. Even even as a freshman he was probably two hundred and eighty pounds
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and at least six to two at that time, and I just thought,
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man, oh man, he just keeps getting bigger and a big key for
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him, I know you're gonna love this is he He's a star wrestler too,
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so you get that kind of leverage and stuff like that you're playing in
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the middle. His run blocking was outstanding this year. I mean, I
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think even just the yards per carry that Belling GM had last year to this
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year jumped up like three and a half yards per Carrie. I mean,
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as a team and that's that's huge because you know, just the average you
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know, I think they were right around you know, three point three or
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something last year and to be almost seven yards per carry as a team this
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year, night and day. And his run blocking is immense. Playing next
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to Jesse Harward, those two guys together really protected that wall. You know.
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For Josh Leonard, the left handed quarterback playing on the right side.
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Defensively, he's just in the rotation. You know, they do play a
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three man, three down front always kind of in the middle when he's in
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there. But there's you know, I probably saw five different players play nose
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tackle this year at least, so they do have much of a rotation.
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So he's not the steady guy on the defense, but but they you know,
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kind of run situations put him in there. Really big athletic kid.
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But on offense, I mean, he's in there constantly at right guard just
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and he's going to be the anchor of that offensive line next year, there's
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no doubt about it. I could see him getting kicked out to tackle.
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Kind of depends on what kind of offense that they run. Still on defense,
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nine and a half tackles, two and a half tackles, for loss
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and two sacks this year in a very limited role on defense, so he
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would make the plays when he would be in there. But man, I
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really expect him to make a big jump again next year and be one of
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those top linemen you know, preseason all walk the preps kind of kid,
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and then and then he just has to prove it on the field and he
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has the ability to do that. Number ninety two in the top one hundred
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down six foot five two and fifteen pounds tight end, outside linebacker. He's
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a senior number eleven from Squalicum. It's Chase Nelson. Yeah, just you
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know, passes the eye test, really stands out on film on the field,
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you know, just a giant player at the high school level that's very,
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very skilled, you know. I remember last year he caught a touchdown
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pass late in the year. Became much more of a focal point. This
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year, they really, you know, went to for the first time that
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I can recall under Nick Lucy having a true tight end and an h back
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at the same time. Usually they'd go three wide, have an H back
24:45
and single running back, and they because of injuries and different personnel issues,
24:49
they would go too wide and have a tight end and an h back,
24:53
and he was the h back in that really good out in front as a
24:59
run blocker, really good soft hands, had seven catches for sixty yards and
25:03
a touchdown. I think he had a couple two point conversions as well.
25:06
And then their three four defense. You have him as an outside linebacker and
25:11
those long arms, hard to get outside Squalkam has had some amazing outside linebackers
25:15
over the years. He's another one in that long run of him as his
25:18
second year as a starter, but during the year they were having a lot
25:22
of injuries with the defensive linemen and different issues like that, and they had
25:29
an abundance of outside linebackers, you know, with Laki Fagato on one side,
25:33
and he had Nick Loughlin's he had a lot of these types of players
25:37
that could be actual linebackers. They needed a down lineman and so Chase Nelson
25:44
would go down and be a down lineman at times. So he was asked
25:48
to differ different things at different times. But man, once he got his
25:52
hands on you, you were going to go down. Twenty eight tackles,
25:56
five sacks, two and a half tackles for loss, forced fumbles, two
26:00
pass deflections, and a fumble recovery. I think he had those two forced
26:04
fumbles and one fumble recovery that those could have all been in the same game.
26:10
Uh, and it was. It was a it was a close game
26:12
where it was needed. I think that was the Siaquam game. And so
26:17
he yeah, he just you know, like I said, he passes the
26:19
eye test. He'd he can be really hard to block at times because he's
26:25
just so long, and he could use his arms and swim around somebody and
26:27
then put his arms up like you said, knocked a couple passes down to
26:30
the line of scrimmage. Just a really good overall football player. Number ninety
26:34
one in the top one hundred count Tyler, we're moving round along here.
26:37
Number ninety one in the top one hundred count down five ten one and seventy
26:41
pounds running back and outside linebacker. Just a junior number thirty two from the
26:47
Seahome Mariners. It's Solomon McAllister. I saw him last year. I remember
26:52
him scoring a touchdown against Blaine. And you know, being Tommy Funk's backup
27:00
on both sides of the ball, you're just not going to get a ton
27:03
of reps. And so I didn't get to see him a ton, but
27:07
when I saw him, there were little things that I liked about him.
27:11
And I coming into this season in my head, I thought, well,
27:15
he's kind of the next guy up. Is he going to be the main
27:18
running back this year? That was one of the big question marks with Seaholme
27:21
was who's going to carry the ball? I mean, Tommy Funk and carsoneff
27:26
graduate and you know, Nolan Wright could run a little bit, but you
27:30
got all these weapons on the outside, but you know you need guys with
27:33
varsity carries returning. He had a few of them, and he really showed
27:40
a lot of growth, got bigger, got faster, got more agile,
27:45
and was breaking tackles and I was like, Okay, now he's the player
27:48
that you know he I was hoping he would be. I didn't. I
27:53
didn't know. I didn't. I wouldn't necessarily I expected him to be.
27:56
I was hoping because you just never know with some of these kids. But
28:00
he really opened my eyes early on in the season. And you know,
28:04
there was kind of a time in the middle of the year where he missed
28:07
a little time and he came back at the end, but still was a
28:11
really really dependable running back with some good speed, Like I said, could
28:15
break tackles, runs tougher for than his size indicates, played a little bit
28:21
outside linebacker not a ton. Did have nine tackles and half of a tackle
28:26
for loss, but on offense eighty five carries for four hundred and forty one
28:30
yards and a touchdown. Did have a two yard reception as well. But
28:33
I think that next year he's going to be kind of more of the same.
28:37
You know, get him, get him the ball about one hundred times
28:41
on the season and see you see what he can do with it. Yeah,
28:45
they bring back a lot of weapons on the outside. Quarterback comes back.
28:48
All that stuff is great, you know, eighty percent of the offensive
28:52
line comes back. But you got to be able to pound the rock,
28:56
especially when you got the lead and stuff like that. And he's going to
28:59
be that guy that's gonna be the dependable guy that you know when you when
29:03
you want to hold onto that lead, give him the ball and he'll be
29:07
up for the task. Next year, we are a tenth of the way
29:10
in Tyler number ninety in the top one hundred countdown, six foot two,
29:15
two hundred and five pounds left guard and the linebacker. He's a senior number
29:18
fifty from the Bellingham BayHawks. It's Rourke O'Malley. Yeah, it's gonna be
29:23
so weird not having an O'Malley playing after this, you know, Finn O'Malley
29:30
a four year varsity guy. Rourke O'Malley longtime varsity guy. Uh, you
29:34
know, I just it's gonna be it's gonna be strange. But one of
29:41
the few seniors for Bellingham that has has gone through all this stuff over the
29:45
years and the coaching changes and the different you know, every the ups and
29:49
downs and and and has played through a lot of that. You know,
29:52
a longtime center got moved to left guard this year, got much bigger,
29:56
probably put on about oh man probably twenty pounds of muscle just and got a
30:02
little bit taller even and still has the fabulous hair all hair team, no
30:07
doubt about it. But didn't play as much on defense this year kind of
30:11
because it wasn't you know, it wasn't it wasn't needed. They had some
30:17
new guys come in that could play defense. And again, when you have
30:21
you know, a starting offensive line, you're starting five offensive linemen, it's
30:25
really nice to be able to just have them focus on offensive line. You
30:27
don't want them subbing on the offensive line. You could sub on defense,
30:30
that's fine, but you kind of want to keep those five intact all season
30:34
long on the offensive line. And he was a great player all year,
30:40
really athletic for an offensive lineman, fast, you know, just a different
30:47
not your typical kind of just big, you know, just I don't want
30:52
to say you know anything, but you know what I mean, like,
30:56
not your typical just big high school offensive line. And he's an at athletic
31:00
offensive lineman, very athletic, where at some schools could be a tight end
31:03
or something like that. Did have twelve tackles this year and recovered a fumble
31:07
in the end zone for a touchdown. Really awesome to see him score a
31:11
touchdown in his senior year. But yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna be
31:15
odd not not seeing an O'Malley out on the field. I hope I still
31:19
get to run into his dad, Noah, who is a really good pitcher
31:25
back in the day for Bellingham, which I had done some research about.
31:27
I was researching some other players and I found out about that, which was
31:30
kind of kind of cool. And I've got to know him through social media
31:33
and saw him out in about a few times. And and and he's always
31:37
helped out with scores of games that I can't attend and stuff like that,
31:41
so I hope hopefully he can still help. And he raised some awesome kids.
31:47
Those I know Finn is playing college football right now, and and and
31:51
Rourke is just an awesome football player. So fun to see him go out
31:56
on top with the winning percentage this year as a senior. You said Finn's
31:59
playing in football. Yeah, I for some reason, I can't recall where
32:04
it is. It's not super close. I know that Grannell College. Yeah,
32:10
where the heck is Grennell College, Grennell, Iowa. Yeah, n
32:16
C Double A Division three. Interesting, I've never heard of it before.
32:21
Yeah, which says a lot because yeah, you know all the college.
32:24
Yeah, there are a ton of Division three schools though, it's yeah,
32:27
there are you come across them on Division three. And actually nai A has
32:30
some funny ones too, like some names where you're like, wait, what,
32:36
you know what we should do that sometime, Tyler, I'll give you
32:37
a random a random college, and you've got to tell me what state you
32:40
think it's in. Yeah, Colgate, Yeah, well, that's uh,
32:44
isn't that New York? I have no idea. I think Colgate is maybe
32:50
close to Ithaca if I remember, right, I can't remember. It's pretty
32:53
wild to end up you know, a lot of people don't understand that when
32:57
it comes to like D three nai A. Some of these towns that they
33:01
end up in are just basically a little tiny college and that's about it.
33:06
Yeah, you know, it's pretty cool to see. Yeah, let's see
33:08
here, Tyler, where are we at. We're at number eighty nine on
33:12
the top one hundred countdown five to eleven, one to seventy five, center
33:15
defensive lineman, just a junior number seventy six from the Meridian Trojans. It's
33:19
Carson Campbell again with that group of those junior linemen and his second year as
33:25
a starter, and man, just strong, strong. He's the smallest one
33:30
out of all those linemen, but boy, he could be one of the
33:34
strongest. He's he's just so solid at center and on the defensive line.
33:42
Could be moved all around. On the defensive line. Meridian is about as
33:45
positionless as it gets on defense. You see guys in different positions all the
33:50
time depending on their opponent. On the situation. So, you know,
33:54
it's really hard to narrow down a position on defense for Meridian. That's has
34:00
kind of been their mo for a while. But Carson Campbell is is.
34:05
I love watching him play. It didn't play a ton of defense last year,
34:08
but did start at center, but this year was dependent on both sides
34:12
of the ball, and I think he's gonna get even better next year.
34:15
Thirty and a half tackles, five tackles for lost, three sacks and a
34:19
fumble recovery. Has good quickness, not, like I said, not the
34:24
biggest kid, but but man, and I don't know how much he benches,
34:29
but I'm gonna guess it's maybe, you know, one hundred pounds more
34:32
than he weighs. One of those kinds of kids where it's you know,
34:38
yeah, he's a little smaller, but he's he can match up strength with
34:42
anybody up front. So and sometimes that can help, especially on the defensive
34:46
side of the ball, if you're a little smaller, but still if you're
34:49
still strong, you can get under guys, you can get leverage, You
34:52
got quickness of advantage on guys, and he could use all that to his
34:55
advantage. A really, really good player smart player, except to see what
35:00
he does next year. Number eighty eight on the top one hundred countdown,
35:04
six ft two and fifty pounds offensive line defensive tackle. He's a senior number
35:08
seventy six from the Bellingham BayHawks. It's Tanner Lob. Yeah, here's a
35:14
player that did some good things last year in moments, but this year really
35:21
as the season wore on, he just got better and better and was starting
35:23
to really just take over games later in the year. Man a really big
35:30
kid, could move really well and just nasty on defense, Like it's almost
35:37
like he's gonna wrap you up and then throw you down instead of like tackle
35:39
you, you know what I mean, especially that size if you're grabbing a
35:44
small running back. But became really hard to get become blocked and had a
35:49
lot of double teams against him, but could get through it. What you
35:53
know, could have considered to for me turn into their best defensive lineman on
35:59
the season. Again, they they rotated quite quite a few guys. Elias
36:04
was really good as well, obviously, but I think that he just stopping
36:07
the run was really really impressive. And you know, the funny thing about
36:13
him was that he's kind of remember Ryan Pelton being the ghost. Uh never
36:17
was never saw him, never got a picture of him at practice. Same
36:22
thing with Tanner Lob. I, you know, I was in the middle
36:25
of doing these and getting everything ready, and I get I put the picture
36:30
on there and get it ready. Didn't have a picture of him, had
36:31
no idea that I didn't have a picture of him. Uh, start going
36:35
through game pictures and and you know, nothing's great. Uh you know that
36:39
I have him on. Then I see a celebration win of him and and
36:45
like you could see his face up close and everything after the Blaine win.
36:47
And so it actually turned out to be a pretty good picture of a guy
36:52
that I never got a picture of. So it just happens that way.
36:55
Sometimes I was kind of freaking out, but it was all. It all
36:58
worked out. Twenty three and a half tackles on the year, five and
37:01
a half tackles for loss, one and a half sacks, and a forced
37:05
fumble. Like I said, those that last half of the year is when
37:08
he put up almost all those numbers. Just a really really, really good
37:14
player. Played some left tackle as well when needed. There were some times
37:19
when uh, you know, there were there they're starting left tackle was wasn't
37:23
able to go and so he could go in there, but mostly a defensive
37:28
player, and like I said, for that size and that ability, can
37:31
be really hard to block at times. Number eighty seven in the top one
37:36
hundred count down, six foot four two and forty pounds. He's a tackle
37:39
and a defensive lineman. He's a senior, number seventy two from the Seahome
37:44
Mariners. It's Baxter Arps. Yeah, the lone senior on that line.
37:49
So right away, a lot was kind of put on him. You know,
37:52
started last year as a junior and was kind of learning the ropes.
37:57
Just a just a big kid that you know, you put in there and
38:00
you kind of learn as you go. So a lot was expected of him
38:04
as a senior, being the you know, the the returning lineman with some
38:09
younger kids that got some playing time as well, but he was that one
38:13
senior and he did really really well. You know, saw him play left
38:16
tackle and right tackle. You know, it seemed bigger almost than two forty,
38:23
but it might be just because he's just so tall and stuff like that.
38:27
But there was some there were a lot of plays on defense too,
38:30
where and he would again be in rotation on that three man defensive line,
38:36
very much like Bellingham does and like Squalakum does. A lot of these three
38:40
three down line teams. They do a heavy rotation and but you can expect
38:45
that, you know, if the situation calls upon a big, key moment
38:51
in the game on defense, they're going to put backster Arps in there at
38:53
defensive line and very very quick off the ball, especially for his size.
38:59
Fourteen tackles, two and a half sacks, two tackles for loss, and
39:02
a lot of them were in key moments. Like I said, they put
39:06
him in there when it was much needed. And I thought he had a
39:09
really good senior year, one of only four seniors on that Mariner team.
39:15
But he will be missed next year. It's still a young line, and
39:20
you know, I know they got some guys coming up that are pretty good.
39:22
They have a really strong twenty twenty six class of guys, but you're
39:29
always going to miss that senior leader. And that was him number eighty six
39:34
on the top one hundred count down five to ten, one sixty five.
39:37
He's a quarterback junior number three from the Blaine Border Rights. It's Colin Davis.
39:43
Yeah, the first thing I think of was that game winning drive against
39:45
Meridian, and it's just an unbelievable two minute drill where he looked great.
39:52
And that tells me a lot. When you look your best in the moments,
39:54
when it's you know, the most pressure packed moments, that's you can
40:00
build off that you can really use that for for for different things. I
40:05
mean, they could go out in a no huddle just to start the season
40:07
next year and and and really take some people by surprise, and and he
40:12
could. And he was just so efficient, calm and accurate, and I
40:19
was just like man blown away. I think he was a little excited at
40:22
times, a little bit of overthrowing every once in a while, you know,
40:25
first year varsity starter. Uh got some moments as a sophomore and threw
40:30
five touchdowns when he came into games. And I thought he played really well
40:35
this year. Gets the offense, gets the keys to the offense, as
40:37
they say, And especially when Riley I'd went down, who was you know,
40:42
he would come in for a few possessions here and there during the game
40:45
and play quarterback. When he went down, it was all on Colin Davis
40:50
after that, and I thought he played really well. He definitely has the
40:53
big arm, lost two of his major weapons throughout the year, but still
40:58
found a way to get other guys involved, whether it was Manuarez or Deming
41:01
or kay Kerwin or Tyler Bauma, there's you know, he still made those
41:07
guys look special and they're they are good players. But you do you need
41:13
you need that help, you need to be you know, thrown open at
41:15
times and different things like that. Colin Davis. Yeah, exactly, one
41:20
hundred and twenty three completions for one thousand, six hundred and seventeen yards and
41:24
fifteen touchdowns. Those are all numbers that are you know, not at the
41:29
top of plain history, but they're knocking on the doorstep kind of that fifth,
41:34
sixth, seventh place all time for a season, and he's gonna be
41:37
getting close to some career stuff as he becomes the starter next year as well.
41:42
He also ran for one hundred and fifty three yards and four touchdowns.
41:45
Whether it was you saw him take off on that first play from scrimmage against
41:50
Cedar Park Christian He's got pretty good speed. He did, you know,
41:53
have four touchdown runs, a lot of them on you know the quarterback sneaks,
41:57
which he's really good at and he did have four tackles on defense,
42:00
but I think those could have been on turnovers and different things. I'm not
42:05
quite sure how much defense he actually played. He played a little bit as
42:07
a sophomore as a you know, the backup quarterback. So he has the
42:10
athletic ability to do that. But I think coach Olsen is just gonna say,
42:15
no, you are our quarterback and that is what you play and just
42:19
go from there. So it's always nice to have a returning quarterback, So
42:23
I know coach Olsen will be really excited about that going into next year.
42:28
Number eighty five on the top one hundred countdown, six foot, one hundred
42:30
and seventy pounds. He's a safety. He is a junior number three from
42:37
the Lyndon Christian Links Jayden Hewliet. He's a player that was very athletic and
42:45
but when the season started there wasn't a starting spot for him. And that
42:50
happens. I mean, you got Lenny Christians loaded with talent and and you
42:55
kind of have to wait your turn, and those those top tier kind of
42:59
teams. It's just the way that it is. Find a way to make
43:02
things happen on special teams. Different things like that. Early on in the
43:07
year, Trevan Blair goes down with an injury, and that's another interesting thing.
43:12
Trevin Blair missed most of the year, and he's he just got offered
43:16
a for to play at George Fox, which is pretty cool. So I
43:22
love it when a player doesn't get to play very much but they still get
43:24
noticed, which is a really cool deal. So congrats to Trevan Blair.
43:29
But uh and Jade and Houlliott, it kind of gets this the starting nod
43:34
and his first game is against Royal oh so and what does he He has
43:39
three interceptions in that game, and I mean, I mean you might have
43:44
to ask, you know, coach Allred, when's the last time a single
43:46
player intercepted three balls against you? And because I can't imagine it's happened very
43:51
often the rest of the season exactly. And so to have that kind of
43:57
game right away really showed his ability, and I think he became kind of
44:04
like a It was kind of a fun thing to see how many more he
44:07
could get. As the season war on, he was able to get a
44:08
couple more. Did end of the year with five interceptions, did have a
44:14
fumble recovery in I want to say. It was in the first round playoff
44:19
game and he just he just held onto that starting safety spot the rest of
44:23
the year. Trevin was able to come back late late late in the season,
44:28
played in that quarterfinal game against Nick Sac Valley. But it was really
44:31
cool to see him come in and make an impact right away because next year
44:38
he's gonna, you know, he's gonna be leading that defense. He's gonna
44:42
be one of the leaders on the defense. You graduate, you know guys
44:45
like Tyson Bima and Dawson Bauma that are in the secondary already and now it's
44:50
now because of that experience, it's gonna help out a ton going forward.
44:54
He also had eighteen tackles. Could become a part of the receiving game next
44:59
year as well. He has the ability to do that. But a really
45:01
good year as a safety this year. Number eighty four in the top one
45:06
hundred countdown, five foot eight, one hundred and fifty five pounds. He's
45:10
a wide receiver and a corner. Just a junior. By the way,
45:15
this is three juniors in a row. Tyler. I think the thing that's
45:17
most exciting when I look over this list, there's a lot of juniors on
45:21
this list there is. It's a big time class. Yeah uh, and
45:23
quite a few sophomores as well, but we haven't gotten into any of them
45:27
yet. But yeah, number six for the Knucksack Valley Pioneers Evan Bravo.
45:34
Yeah, we've seems like we've been talking about him for a while. I
45:36
remember him having like a rushing touchdown as a freshman, you know, and
45:43
it's and that you know, it's just a really good athlete that will find
45:46
his way on the field. And this year was a two way starter for
45:52
most of the season on a really really good, you know, semi final
45:55
team. He also returned a kickoff for a touch down, so a kind
46:00
of a three three way type player. And you know, on offense,
46:07
there's so many guys that they can get the ball to. And they had
46:12
a handful of games where the offense would have drives that last one or two
46:16
plays, and so that's always tough because you know it's like, oh,
46:21
it's a two play drive and that's it. And then you know they'd have
46:23
to all of a sudden, it's late in the first half and they're like,
46:28
oh, we haven't thrown the ball to Evan Bravo yet. I mean
46:30
it's just and they're up, you know, thirty five nothing, and that's
46:32
that's always tough because you're not going to put up huge numbers that way,
46:37
and then in the second half you're not going to play, so it's it's
46:43
tough to gauge some of those things. Still ended up with thirteen catches for
46:45
one hundred and forty nine yards and two touchdowns. Defensively, as a as
46:51
a corner, I thought he played really really well. He has a he
46:54
had a knack for stepping in front and just and and and intercepting passes just
47:01
kind of all year was always kind of lurking there and we kept climbing up
47:05
the leader board for interceptions. It did end up with five on the season,
47:10
which is a great total. We had thirty three return yards on those
47:15
also had thirty and a half tackles, twelve passes broken up so near the
47:19
top in that in the county, and one fumble recovery. Like I said,
47:23
the four kickoff returns for one hundred and fifty two yards and the touchdown.
47:30
I think, you know, Nooksack graduates a lot this year, but
47:34
they returned some big time key players, so I think he'll get a lot
47:38
more action on the offensive side. You know, him and Corey only,
47:44
Tristan camp House and Cole Bauman all return as receivers next year, and then
47:51
Colt Lent will return at running back. But you'll have a new quarterback.
47:53
You know, Evan Brown will be there. And he's got a pretty good
47:58
arm as well. I mean, man, I see him in it on
48:00
the mound even as a freshman, so I know he can sling the ball.
48:04
And having having Evan Bravo back, he might and I don't know this
48:09
for sure, but he might take over that Jackson Bennett spot on the right
48:14
side, the you know where you catch short passes, make stuff happen,
48:17
run some reverses, you know, kind of the kind of the do everything
48:22
receiver on the right side. He might be taking that that roll over.
48:24
It's really you know, I don't I don't have any inside knowledge or anything,
48:28
but he's a guy that has the ability to do a lot of those
48:31
kinds of things and still be in every down corner on the defensive side.
48:36
Number eighty three in the top one hundred countdown, six foot, two hundred
48:39
and fifteen pounds. He's a center. Yeah, senior number fifty six from
48:46
the Squalicum Storm. The young man who gave us the intro, it's Elijah
48:51
Ingram. Yeah, boy, as steady as steady can be last year,
48:57
And I never really tracked these numbers and and and I don't I never thought
49:01
think about it until you start seeing it over and over again. But Squalacum
49:06
had issues snapping the ball last year, and it throws off a lot of
49:09
their timing, especially that offense with guys in motion and stuff like that.
49:13
It can really uh and just one play like that can really end a possession,
49:17
you know, I mean all of a sudden, it's you know,
49:21
second and sixteen because of a bad step and the second and ten, I
49:27
mean second and ten. The if you look at like the analytics of it,
49:30
second and ten is not favorable in any way, shape or form.
49:34
Right, Yeah, I mean it's it's just it's just it could really halt,
49:37
you know, your progress. And that was the big thing this year
49:42
with Squalacumb was I don't recall any bad snaps. He was on it every
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single time. And there was a center they had years ago that he that
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he reminds me of and his name is escaping me now. But he was
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really good too, back in like twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen. Uh.
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And and he's a kid that I think was used to be like a receiver
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growing up, you know, wasn't uh wasn't alignment. Uh. His dad,
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Kurt, was an awesome offensive lineman from from Aradian in the mid nineties
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when they were kind of having their heyday and getting to the semi finals and
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stuff like that. And so it's no surprise to me that he becomes an
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offensive lineman and works hard at it, gets bigger, gets stronger, you
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know, he's throwing the shot put in track and stuff like that, and
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then goes out and has an amazing year. Uh. Super underrated. Didn't
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play defense. Uh so there's not really any numbers to speak about. But
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uh but man, that's uh. Playing center at Squalakum is definitely not easy,
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and he made it look easy. And that's you know, that's really
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fun. Again. Though A senior is one of those kids that I wish
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he was going to be around for another year to see the progression and and
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uh and see what a walk could do next year with all that talent returning.
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You're greedy, I am greedy. You're greedy. You're very greedy.
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Tyler the last one on the top one hundred countdown for today, number eighty
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two, that is see six and ten pounds. He's a right guard in
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a defensive lineman. Just a junior number fifty four from the Meridian Trojans.
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It's Jackson Hurlbut yeah, really really like his game a lot. I mean,
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he was man. He might have even been in the running as a
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freshman for Freshmen of the Year. You know, he got some run,
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got started some games as a freshman, kind of got kind of got thrown
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in there. But but boy, he's he's just so talented. Last year
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he had a great season going on and he was leading the county and tackles
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for loss, and then he has a has a bad injury, is out
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for the rest of the year, comes back this year and still from the
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injury and still had a really good year. Is a staple at right guard.
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He's got that locked down. He seems like he's been doing that forever.
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And they can move around on the defensive line, can play in the
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middle, could be a defensive end. He even plays some linebacker at times.
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Again, it depends on what the situation calls. Upon, but he
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has that kind of athletic ability to stand up, you know, read,
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read the offense and go and make a tackle. So love to have those
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kind of Meridian players that can do a lot of different things, because you're
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gonna be asked to do a lot of different things, and he just he's
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yes, coach and can go out and do it. Twenty seven and a
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half tackles, six tackles for loss, one sack, two passes broken up,
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and a forced fumble. I believe he had eight and a half tackles
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for lost last year and he only played half the year, so he's really
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racking up those numbers as a knack for stopping the run, shedding blocks,
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seeing things as they happen, and then going and making a play. So
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again, another one of those junior Meridian players on the line that as they
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all grow together, they just they're just gonna get better and better and they're
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gonna be a big time team next year. Tyler. That's it for the
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first episode of The Top one hundred countdown. Any final words before we move
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before we move on, Yeah, I think it's a you know, it's
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a fun group of players. Some of these players were on the list last
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year. Most of them are new new guys. And it's interesting you said
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no sophomores yet. Uh, that's that's It's weird because when I'm making this
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list, I don't I don't think of those kinds of stuff. I don't
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try to do anything like that. I don't think we had anybody from Ferndale
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on the list either. Uh. And so it's just, yeah, I
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don't even think about that. It's so strange how that works out. And
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and uh, and it's kind of a it's kind of Yeah, it's kind
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of a gut feeling too, like as I'm doing it, and then all
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of a sudden, when we start talking about the kids and really breaking it
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down, you start realizing other things, and it's it's really interesting and and
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always always fun to do, you know. I'm I appreciate all the feedback,
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you know, even if it's negative, because as I've as I've learned,
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eyeballs are eyeballs, So you know, I'll take it. And I
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hope everybody enjoys the rest of the countdown. Yeah, Tyler, even the
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people that that dislike everything that we post, they're still reading, so good
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for them. Another thing I noticed, Tyler, one, two, three,
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Four guys wearing number eleven in this one. Really Yeah, dang Nate
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Loss, Grady Evans, Justinnjarez and Craig Chase Nelson. Craig Nelson Nelson coaches.
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Yeah. A couple guys wearing number three back to back. Yeah,
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pretty wild. Alrighty, well, let's wrap it up right there, Tyler.
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Before we go, though, we want to give a reminder anytime Fitness
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the Top one hundred Countdown. He's Tyler Anderson, Watcompreps, watcompreps dot com.
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I'm Ryland Spencer. You've been listening to episode two hundred and twenty one,
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the first of ten podcasts in the Top one hundred Countdown here on the
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watcom Preps podcast. We will talk to you next week.