Committed to Ryan Day and the Buckeyes today. It shows he was recruited as a WR. I guess his body is better suited to WR than RB?
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The slotting or labeling for skills is misused by fans and info services. The fact is, what I call west coast 2.0, high-production offenses see 6 ball handlers on offense regardless of position and dependent on the player’s talent and skill set. Obviously, the more talented and wider the skill set, the more desirable the prospect.Word out of Columbus is they want to use Kaleb in the same kind of way they used Curtis Samuel....slot receiver, jet sweeps, lining up in the backfield with the RB to create confusion on the D.
I always remember him as a RB so that makes sense. But they are extremely enamored with his pass catching ability. For those Reeters here is that a good assessment?
Jordan Anderson’s HS debut that day was incredible also. What a game even tho your Hilltoppers came out on top.It was my privilege to see this young man perform in his first Freshman game on a Saturday morning.
How special he is was self evident that day.
I am very happy for him, his family and all of those that helped him along the way.
Yikes. Forgot for a moment that it’s a real possibility. Just thinking about the Mustangs’ opening 3 opponents and coming out healthy with their playoff prospects intact was enough of a concern.Well Rock, we were both treated to a peek at what was to become.
Before they head off to clash on Big10 gridirons it would be a treat to see them square off in the 2021 postseason!
Slotting or labeling isn’t a thing in Columbus. You can either play in the system or you can’t. My bet is that Kaleb will be just fine. If he doesn’t make it on the field then he will have a solid education and a system in place to help him succeed outside of FB. No doubt he’s a sharp, focused young man. Get after it, Kaleb....your table awaits.The slotting or labeling for skills is misused by fans and info services. The fact is, what I call west coast 2.0, high-production offenses see 6 ball handlers on offense regardless of position and dependent on the player’s talent and skill set. Obviously, the more talented and wider the skill set, the more desirable the prospect.
West coast 2.0 is replacing the strictly pocket passer with the mobile QB that can make pocket passes, and replacing the run blocking TE and FB specialists with faster options.
So gone are the days for most programs of the Ron Dayne 30 carry bell cow back, replaced by athletes that can carry the ball in between the tackles, carry it on jet sweeps, catch it out of the back field, catch it out of the slot and catch it on the outside up the field.
KB can do all of those and at an extremely high level and I am excited to see his career as a Buckeye.