Hey fellas! I've been a member here on DSA for years and rarely do I ever comment (although I'm addicted to reading these boards). Most of you probably won't have time for this, but I was wondering if anyone would be willing to give me some feedback on my nephew's latest HUDL firm?
For the sake of background, my nephew Isaiah is the starting free safety for Central High here in Oregon (same HS as Marlon Tuipulotu). Isaiah is a sophomore right now and he has aspirations to play at the next level. I'm certainly no expert, but I tend to think he's not "Oregon material" (not yet anyway). I do however think he could play for a smaller school.
You should also know that Isaiah is an amazing young man off the field. He's a straight A student and he always keeps his nose clean. Furthermore, he is one of the most compassionate young men I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. About a year ago I was diagnosed with cancer and I had to move back in with my folks during treatment. My parents didn't have a bed for me in their "den", so my nephew gave up his own so I would have a place to recover. I don't know too many teenagers that would do that.
At any rate... any thoughts I can pass along to him about improving his game and/or getting more exposure would be greatly appreciated! I'm sure he'd at least be tickled by additional "hits" on his film. The latest I've heard was that his coach was working on getting Isaiah's film to the University of Montana...
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4549502/highlights/311014422/v2
For the sake of background, my nephew Isaiah is the starting free safety for Central High here in Oregon (same HS as Marlon Tuipulotu). Isaiah is a sophomore right now and he has aspirations to play at the next level. I'm certainly no expert, but I tend to think he's not "Oregon material" (not yet anyway). I do however think he could play for a smaller school.
You should also know that Isaiah is an amazing young man off the field. He's a straight A student and he always keeps his nose clean. Furthermore, he is one of the most compassionate young men I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. About a year ago I was diagnosed with cancer and I had to move back in with my folks during treatment. My parents didn't have a bed for me in their "den", so my nephew gave up his own so I would have a place to recover. I don't know too many teenagers that would do that.
At any rate... any thoughts I can pass along to him about improving his game and/or getting more exposure would be greatly appreciated! I'm sure he'd at least be tickled by additional "hits" on his film. The latest I've heard was that his coach was working on getting Isaiah's film to the University of Montana...
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/4549502/highlights/311014422/v2
