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Bcat2
8/8/2015 1:27 AM
Roster now showing John Morris WR and Marshall Davis DL.

http://www.ohiobobcats.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/ohio-m-foo...

Mr. Morris is

Jason Arkley &#mailto:8207;@JasonAmessenger 8h8 hours ago

One roster switch to note: walk-on WR Oliver Grimard is off the camp roster, ON is WR John Morris (recently of Col. St and Otrbein)


Note. There is a Marshal Davis from Powell at the link. Can not say for sure they are one/the same.

http://sports.yahoo.com/utah/football/recruiting/player-M...
Last Edited: 8/8/2015 10:18:52 AM by Bcat2
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L.C.
8/8/2015 10:09 AM
I tend to think that, despite the spelling difference, Arkley is probably right that it is Marshal Davis, of Powell:
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/517682/marshal-davis

I had to smile at the first play, where Davis rumbles for a TD (note - defensive linemen never "run" for a TD, they "rumble").

As I watched him land on a QB or two, I was reminded of an old story concerning now-deceased Congressman Jack Kemp, a former NFL QB. In his office there were supposedly two pictures of him as a QB. One showed him covered with mud, in the rain, sitting on the bench, with his face in his hands. The other showed him being laid out by a 350lb defensive linemen. When asked why he had these two particular pictures, Kemp answered, "I have these two because they remind me of two important lessons I carry with me from my football days. The first picture reminds me that you can't win them all. The second one reminds me that the bigger they are, the harder they fall ... on you."
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Bcat2
8/8/2015 10:35 AM
L.C. wrote:expand_more
I tend to think that, despite the spelling difference, Arkley is probably right that it is Marshal Davis, of Powell:
http://www.hudl.com/athlete/517682/marshal-davis

I had to smile at the first play, where Davis rumbles for a TD (note - defensive linemen never "run" for a TD, they "rumble").

As I watched him land on a QB or two, I was reminded of an old story concerning now-deceased Congressman Jack Kemp, a former NFL QB. In his office there were supposedly two pictures of him as a QB. One showed him covered with mud, in the rain, sitting on the bench, with his face in his hands. The other showed him being laid out by a 350lb defensive linemen. When asked why he had these two particular pictures, Kemp answered, "I have these two because they remind me of two important lessons I carry with me from my football days. The first picture reminds me that you can't win them all. The second one reminds me that the bigger they are, the harder they fall ... on you."
Mr. Davis, there is a lot to like. Seems to have a feel for seams he can penetrate through. At the college level he will need to learn run stuffing. He would make a fine stunting nose guard. Class of 2014. His addition just took some pressure off Arp & McKnight to play as Fr..
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L.C.
8/8/2015 12:08 PM
With the additions of walkons to the scholarship players, they are definitely starting to build some depth at the DT spot.

Scholarship players:
Purdum 6'3" 270 Redshirt Senior
Sayles 6'3" 268 Junior
Tautuiaki 6'2" 304 Redshirt Senior
Aloese 6'0" 297 Redshirt Sophomore
Porter 6'1 289 Redshirt Sophomore
Kuhar 6'5" 270 Redshirt Freshman
Arp 6'3" 256 Freshman
McKnight 6'3 267 Freshman

Walkons
Stephens 6'2" 245 Redshirt Freshman
J. Williams 6'0" 245 Redshirt Freshman
Payne 6'1 261 Redshirt Freshman
Chuckwu 6'2" 230 Freshman
Davis 6'1" 270 Freshman (if this is the correct Davis)

* Note: Do NOT believe the above weights. They are either from 2 1/2 years ago, or from when the player first reported, if they reported after 2013. Most of the above players probably weight 10-25 pounds more than is reported above.
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The Optimist
8/8/2015 9:23 PM
Has Sam McKnight been lining up exclusively at DT so far? Watching his stuff from Glenville, he played both on the interior of the dline and as an end.
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