Elite 11 Day 5 Open Thread
Last day of Elite 11 competition. Shane Morris still has not been able to break into the coaches' rankings despite glowing reviews from various recruiting analysts observing the on-field portion of the competition.
Final day of competition includes red zone and 2 minute drill work. Get it done Shane.
Reached the final day. Red Zone 7on7 & Pressure Cooker 2 minute drill. #Elite11
Shane standing out in his Elite 11 Golden Gun Accuracy jersey:
UPDATE:
Third set of Elite 11 Coaches' rankings released this morning:
1. Greenlee
2. Browne
3. Goff
4. Hackenberg
5. Woulard
6. Stanton
7. Del Rio
8. Dobbs
9. Williams
10. Cockerville
11. Zaire
what's taking so damn long???????
The comedy of all the cali kids getting in should be funny...and I fully expect Shane to not be in the final 11 since he doesn't check down enough.
Oh well, I know the scouting guys aren't always right, but with all of them basicly putting Shane in the top 2 that is all I need to know.
Christian Hackenberg (Penn State), Luke Del Rio (Oklahoma State), Max Browne (USC), Zack Greenlee (uncommitted), Asiantii Woulard (South Florida), Jared Goff (Cal), Shane Cockerille (Maryland), Malik Zaire (Notre Dame), Johnny Stanton (Nebraska), Joshua Dobbs (Arizona State) and Kevin Olsen (Miami) make the cut.
MVP: Asiantii Woulard
Shane Morris left out.
and in a complete shocker....Shane wasn't good enough for Dilfer.
surprise surprise...cali kids 4 for 4.
So Shane has the biggest arm and won the accuracy challenge thing and he still gets left out? You know I realize Dilfer probably holds a grudge because he played in the NFC Central for a while and got overshadowed by a certain QB with a huge arm, but wow what a friggin joke...
So let's see...............
- Most observers stated that Morris has the strongest arm of all the participants
- On day two Morris earned a gold jersey for most accurate passer of that day
- Most of the recruiting gurus in attendance had Morris in their top 2-4 overall for the five days
- Those same gurus reported good results for his red zone and two minute drills over the last two days, putting him at the head of most of the group's that he participated.
All of this from third party observers yet Dilfer and his group felt that his performance wasn't good enough to even break into the top 11?
I know that none of this is ever going to mean the difference between a win or a loss once the kid hits campus, but Morris seems like a camp junkie and is very competitive. I can imagine that not placing in the top 11 has got to hurt, especially since it appears that he performed very well in many facets of this camp.