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Four-star RB Rickey Stewart commits to Texas

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SuperDave0805

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17 minutes ago, Bwub60 said:

Barry Sanders

Nothing like aiming high😀

horns96

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It's probably the jersey number and dreads and upright running style, but he reminds me CJ Baxter.

Sirhornsalot

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2 hours ago, horns96 said:

It's probably the jersey number and dreads and upright running style, but he reminds me CJ Baxter.

I was going to say Johnathan Brooks

FatherofMinky

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So what does this guy run? LSU commit C. Durham just beat WR D-Moore with 10.35 100 M. It would be great to have that kind of speed, but doesn’t sound like this guy has that. Are there on times on him?

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41 minutes ago, FatherofMinky said:

So what does this guy run? LSU commit C. Durham just beat WR D-Moore with 10.35 100 M. It would be great to have that kind of speed, but doesn’t sound like this guy has that. Are there on times on him?

Didn’t run track this year due to rehabbing a minor knee injury from late in the season. I don’t think he’s a track sprinter type. 

When I made a trip through East Texas a few weeks ago … there was a recurring theme … three head coaches that went up again Chapel Hill or watch them live said this “Stewart is faster in person that he appears on tape”. He’s got a game gear about him. 

J-Dowdy

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Rickey Stewart erases angles 

15 hours ago, Game of the Century said:

Ramonce Taylor was probably faster and more explosive. He was also a very dangerous as receiver out of the backfield.  Rickey Looks to me to be a natural running back with great vision. Very smooth but not as fast.  Very natural runner. I like him a lot.

No doubt Ramonce had the top gear.  But on the field in space, Stewart just is slippery and quick.  Great anticipation vision.

9 hours ago, Sirhornsalot said:

I was going to say Johnathan Brooks

That maybe closer.  Stewart might have the angles and speed selection down better.

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