Elite 11: Day 1 *UPDATE

Submitted by WolverSwede on

Elite 11 started today and they are doing the SPARQ test stuff first.  Here's some relevent tweets about shane who has done well in the suttle (2nd) and the power ball toss (tie for 1st).  

 

 

Top power ball tosses from @Elite11 testing - Shane Morris & Johnny Stanton at 39'. ‪#Elite11 ‪#GoBlue ‪#Huskers

 
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Other top shuttle times - Shane Morris (4.25), Zach Greenlee (4.28), Zach Allen (4.28), DeVante Kincade (4.30) ‪#Elite11

***UPDATE:

It's a limited session at #elite11, but my Top 2 today were Max Browne and Shane Morris #fighton #goblue

Scott Kennedy ‏@ScoutKennedy

LOL moment, local HS WRs struggling with velocity of some passes. One just caught Shane Morris- "owww sh@@++@("

Brown Bear

July 18th, 2012 at 8:02 PM ^

I was half kidding and that's what I was getting at with my post. You look at Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Jay Cutler in the nfl. Not the fastest or most athletic guys but they are smart runners and no how to be mobile. So he might have good speed and all but doesn't know how to use it out of the qb position.

Brown Bear

July 18th, 2012 at 8:03 PM ^

I was half kidding and that's what I was getting at with my post. You look at Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Jay Cutler in the nfl. Not the fastest or most athletic guys but they are smart runners and no how to be mobile. So he might have good speed and all but doesn't know how to use it out of the qb position.

BoFan

July 18th, 2012 at 9:07 PM ^

These are from @brianstumpfespn tweets and the overall estimate is only a ranking average of the top five.  The "overall estimate" would not necessarily reflect the overall performers (eg that might be ranked 6 in every category).

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JT4104

July 18th, 2012 at 7:09 PM ^

Wow....surprised Hackenberg didn't crack the top in anything. Keep reading he is a great athlete and like someone said earlier the lack of Dual Threat guys is a surprise.

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UMichYank11

July 18th, 2012 at 8:01 PM ^

But he is a better QB and more accurate and a stronger arm than Shane Morris!!! Whoooo! Now watch as I smash this beer can on my head! Boom! Bucknutted!

In reply to by MichiganMan2424

DenverBuckeye

July 19th, 2012 at 12:09 PM ^

247, ESPN, and Scout all mentioned him as someone who performed well:

ESPN - http://espn.go.com/high-school/football/video/clip?id=8179520

247 - ***Elite 11 First Practice (eye catchers) -

Quote:
This first deal was just a practice, so we did not do top performers in terms of ranking them, but these eight caught our eye.

Max Browne (USC commit)
JT Barrett (Ohio State commit)
Austin Allen (Arkansas commit, won accuracy challenge)
Troy Williams (Washington commit)
Kevin Olsen (Miami commit)
Shane Morris (Michigan commit)
Brice Ramsey (Georgia commit)
Danny Etling (Purdue commit)

https://twitter.com/ScoutKennedy
Quote:

Scott Kennedy@ScoutKennedy
40 yd fly route target practice (hitting a hoop) Austin Allen and JT Barrett only 2 to make it #arkansas #ohiostate #elite11


 

RakeFight

July 18th, 2012 at 9:49 PM ^

While initially amusing, this is kind of annoying.  Couldn't they come up with some way to get some quality WRs to come to this gig?  Hopefullly they are only judging the QBs' accuracy on whether or not they got the ball to the target and not on actual receptions, o/w the hard throwers will be at a disadvantage.