VIDEO: DLS (specfically Shane Morris) Highlights vs. AA Pioneer - 8/24

Obviously the first throw was horrible, and he hung a receiver out to dry twice, but other than that, well that's just some good throwin'

Very excite

Good pocket presence under pressure. It seems like they have him rolling to his right a lot, which I thought was odd. Doesn't look like he has many weapons on his team.

Thanks for posting this video. A lot dropped passes, not his fault.

I'm curious which one (what number) was John Wangler's son ?

Now all he needs are some receivers that can hold onto his long balls (he threw a few nice ones in there)

Either that D was really good or his Oline is awfull.

So I rarely watch high school football footage aside from highlight reels.  Are most OLs that horrible is DLS's especially bad?

that o-line let him down; he seemed hesitant to enter the pocket a couple times because the line was basically a sieve.  i was suprised at how nice his short throws looked, cant wait to see what he does with a real line in Ann Arbor!

Just the facts.

1st pass: obviously underthrown

2nd: late decision gets receiver laid out

3rd: Turnstile blocking by DLS left tackle leads to Shane sidestepping initial rush, but others then join. Under pressure, Shane tries to make something out of nothing. Pass falls harmlessly incomplete.

4th: Rolls right, under some pressure, delivers what looks like very nice throw to outside receiver on far sideline. Incomplete, though.

5th: WR screen. Good throw, but cornerback reads it well, maybe too well as it looks like he gets there early. Block on that CB obviously was not made. Incomplete.

6th: Very nice accuracy and touch shown on pass to tight end in the flat. Potential big gainer likely limited by receiver stepping out of bounds. 12 yards.

7th: Shane again goes to the TE in the flat against the cover 2, but this time the TE doesn't bite on the playfake. Shane overthrows.

8th: Shane delivers an accurate ball on a WR screen that results in a fair gain, but is negated by a holding call.

9th Rolls to his left and makes easy completion to his TE in the flat for a short gain.

10th: Shotgun. Waits and bombs it long under some pressure. Looks like a good throw, db gets good coverage, might have been there early. Incomplete.

11th: Plenty of time. Morris finds wr on a wheel route sitting in a hole in the D's zone. 20 yd  TD.

12th: Morris flashes decent speed for a pocket passer on a scramble

13th Morris rolls right and finds big WR on out route. Completion negated by penalty.

14th: Another very accurately delivered out route completed. About 9 gained on the play.

Stopped around 3:10, gotta go to bed. If anyone else wants to finish this god bless.

bubble screen looking thing?

looks like his OC settled down.  those sreens were awful.  he looked so much more comfortble taking 3 and 5 step drops.

Was only there for the 1st half and haven't watched this video yet, but the impression I got was the kid can sling it, but he doesn't know when to accept his primary route isn't there. It was so blatant that even my wife was pointing out how he didn't put his head on a swivel and kept his eyes on one receiver as soon as the ball was snapped. He consistently tried to force the throw rather than go to his checkdown routes, which is not what I expected from a 5 star. I hope this a product of poor coaching and 1st game nerves more than a glaring flaw in his vision and awareness.
Also, does anyone have any info on #5 for DLS (the kid who had the 100yd int return for a td)? I was thoroughly impressed in his play on both sides of the ball...

Great Work - Thank You!

The sky is falling!

There are actually two Wangler boys.  He has a sr and jr.

The receiver he hung out to dry in the beginning was his kid brother.

The backup QB is the 2nd best QB in the catholic league right now

No wonder he's been so hard at work recruiting, he's got to be sick of running for his life (and dropped passes). He showed nice touch on that screen pass, dropped it in right over the defenders.