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Overview
Productive back at the FCS level. Had a terrific senior season, rushing for over 1300 yards.
Stole the show as the lone Bobcat at the U of Montana's Pro Day putting up 24 bench reps, running 4.47/4.50, doing an amazing 6.40 3-cone, a 33" VJ, and a 9'5" broad jump.
LATE NOTE: Also performed at the UC-Berkeley Pro Day, running 4.39 and 4.44 with a 4.38 short shuttle and an 11.81 long shuttle until (reportedly) Cal Head Coach Jeff Tedford noticed he was there and asked him to leave because "we are full."

CapitalCityCat wrote:Overview
Productive back at the FCS level. Had a terrific senior season, rushing for over 1300 yards.
Stole the show as the lone Bobcat at the U of Montana's Pro Day putting up 24 bench reps, running 4.47/4.50, doing an amazing 6.40 3-cone, a 33" VJ, and a 9'5" broad jump.
LATE NOTE: Also performed at the UC-Berkeley Pro Day, running 4.39 and 4.44 with a 4.38 short shuttle and an 11.81 long shuttle until (reportedly) Cal Head Coach Jeff Tedford noticed he was there and asked him to leave because "we are full."



TIrwin24 wrote:CapitalCityCat wrote:Overview
Productive back at the FCS level. Had a terrific senior season, rushing for over 1300 yards.
Stole the show as the lone Bobcat at the U of Montana's Pro Day putting up 24 bench reps, running 4.47/4.50, doing an amazing 6.40 3-cone, a 33" VJ, and a 9'5" broad jump.
LATE NOTE: Also performed at the UC-Berkeley Pro Day, running 4.39 and 4.44 with a 4.38 short shuttle and an 11.81 long shuttle until (reportedly) Cal Head Coach Jeff Tedford noticed he was there and asked him to leave because "we are full."
What the hell is that about?!?


SaxCat1985 wrote:The coach is doing what any program would ask of him, protecting the chances and interests of his kids. The more athletes he gets into the pros, the better it reflects on his program. He wants to see his athletes in the pros and if that means making sure that some guy from the sticks doesn't get to be seen at your workouts because he may or may not be outshining your guys so be it.
College and pro football have become very self centered and at the end of the day it is all about protecting your own interests.


San Jose State: As was the case for California’s Pro Day on Wednesday, I made the trip to San Jose to attend the Spartans’ workout. It was a very efficiently run day, a credit to both the excellent staff at San Jose State and the NFL scouts in attendance. I counted 20 teams there, represented by about 35 scouts and player personnel. On top of that, both Carolina Head Coach John Fox and new Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan were there. That’s quite an achievement for a program that not that long ago was fighting to stay alive.
The day was split into two halves, the earlier portion dedicated to players from San Jose State itself, while the latter was given over to visiting players from Cal-Poly, UC Davis, Sacramento State and a few other small schools.
The second half of the day featured a very good workout for Cal-Poly wide receiver Ramses Barden. Barden smoked his Combine 40 time with a 4.5/4.58 and had a good effort of 10’2” in the broad jump. Barden, watched closely by Panthers Coach John Fox, looked good in all his workout drills and caught the ball very well in his position workout. Another player I am curious about after his workout was Montana State running back Demetrius Crawford. Crawford looked awfully quick in his 40 with a 4.44/4.45 (I clocked him at a 4.39)and overall looked solid in his drills. While he is likely going to find it difficult to catch on in the Draft, he might carve himself out a spot late in the Draft or as a street free agent. If he gets that chance, I think he could surprise some people, though I have to look at the film on him now that I have seen him live, albeit in shorts not pads.


BDizzle wrote:Oh so it looks like he wasn't necessarily asked to leave. Seems like it was planned. Still a very impressive workout. Good job DC.

Bay Area Cat wrote:I can't imagine seeing his tapes will make this guy any less impressed with Crawford (as his highlight reels are very impressive) ... so if he does follow up and do more research on him, he may well become a nice advocate!



CapitalCityCat wrote:BDizzle wrote:Oh so it looks like he wasn't necessarily asked to leave. Seems like it was planned. Still a very impressive workout. Good job DC.
I'm not sure which workout you're referring to, but it does appear that he was asked to leave the workout at Cal (probably because he put up more impressive stats than the Cal players). This last one I posted was at San Jose State.
So, it looks like he's ran a 4.39, 4.44 (x2), and a 4.45 in these two workouts alone.


Common Cat wrote:Since the end of the season, I was hoping DC would get a spot on our staff. He is a tremendous asset to our program, it would be nice to keep him involved somehow.





technoCat wrote:I know the broncos signed a bunch or rb's this offseason but I would love to see DC in orange and blue. I think he could do great things in that system, maybe not be a star but could definitely carve out a role for himself.

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