Tyler Natee (and one more) Commits Thread.

[catgrad05]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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Depends, do you think Troy is too tall to be an effective rb?

[bpcats20]

[bobcat92]

Transfers look good. Impressed with the recruiting. "The best class yet!"

[catgrad05]

Well if this one today isn’t Sterk than I don’t know who it would be. I’d say that’s four in three days

[Montanabob]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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He started the season at 280 and lost weight down to 260.

[FTG247365]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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He started the season at 280 and lost weight down to 260.

Jerome Bettis, he played at 250ish or Christian Okoye, about the same size as Natee. At 260 he'll be steam rolling DT's, maybe not as nimble as he was at 220 or 230. Can't wait till next fall.

[BleedingBLue]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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He started the season at 280 and lost weight down to 260.

Jerome Bettis, he played at 250ish or Christian Okoye, about the same size as Natee. At 260 he'll be steam rolling DT's, maybe not as nimble as he was at 220 or 230. Can't wait till next fall.

He was a scout teamer last season. I believe he saw playing time his freshman year so maybe his weight being down is better for him.

[PHAT CAT]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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He started the season at 280 and lost weight down to 260.

Jerome Bettis, he played at 250ish or Christian Okoye, about the same size as Natee. At 260 he'll be steam rolling DT's, maybe not as nimble as he was at 220 or 230. Can't wait till next fall.

The Bus and the Nigerian Nightmare. A couple fellas who brought the game to the defense.

[utucats]

Cripes it’s just a play on his name. His last name is Natee and some people call the national championship the natty. So...oh, never mind.

Better be careful or people will start mistaking you for utcats

I’m booking my plane tickets to Frisco as we speak.

[CelticCat]

Javorski Lane when we played Texas A&M was about 260.

[grizzh8r]

Javorski Lane when we played Texas A&M was about 260.

Oh yeah, that's a name I remember... great football name!

[BleedingBLue]

Cripes it’s just a play on his name. His last name is Natee and some people call the national championship the natty. So...oh, never mind.

Better be careful or people will start mistaking you for utcats

I’m booking my plane tickets to Frisco as we speak.

Haha good man

[BelgradeBobcat]

Javorski Lane when we played Texas A&M was about 260.

Ironhead Heyward went about 260. I think it was him who said, "If we need 1 yard-I'll get 3. If we need 10 yards-I'll get 3."

[mslacatfan]

Javorski Lane when we played Texas A&M was about 260.

Ironhead Heyward went about 260. I think it was him who said, "If we need 1 yard-I'll get 3. If we need 10 yards-I'll get 3."

[Long Time Cat]

Javorski Lane when we played Texas A&M was about 260.

Ironhead Heyward went about 260. I think it was him who said, "If we need 1 yard-I'll get 3. If we need 10 yards-I'll get 3."

[Hawks86]

https://twitter.com/OfficialTNatee/status/943571220552998912

[VimSince03]

https://twitter.com/gregrachac/status/943609495057440768

[BLACKnBLUEnGOLD]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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C.J. Palmer played here at 250. Jehuu Cauldrick played at the other MSU weighing 255. Ron Dayne played at 260+. A bust in the NFL but he tore it up in college. Jerome Bettis was already mentioned in this thread. He was listed at 250, but he played for the Steelers who traditionally weigh a guy at signing and then never change his listed weight again. He was 260+ for the second half of his career, and an effective situational player at 280 in his last year. Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala averaged over 5 ypc every year of his career at Utah, and did so playing at weights that ranged from 270 up to at least 280. Ironhead, another guy who was already mentioned in his thread, was actually way bigger than you guys think. He was over 300 pounds during his senior year and reported played as high as 340 during his pro career. If you've ever wondered what it would look like to hand the ball to a nose guard ten times a game, well, the answer is that it would look like this. And apparently it was effective, too, because Ironhead averaged over 4 ypc during each of his three years in Atlanta.

I guess if you want my short answer, it's no. I don't think 260 is too heavy to be an effective running back.

[catsrback76]

Just to start conversation, does anyone think that at 260 he is to heavy to be RB. Didn't he start at IU at around 220? I am definitely impressed with his athletism and power, but at what weight does some of that diminish? Or does it ? Just posting for conversation


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C.J. Palmer played here at 250. Jehuu Cauldrick played at the other MSU weighing 255. Ron Dayne played at 260+. A bust in the NFL but he tore it up in college. Jerome Bettis was already mentioned in this thread. He was listed at 250, but he played for the Steelers who traditionally weigh a guy at signing and then never change his listed weight again. He was 260+ for the second half of his career, and an effective situational player at 280 in his last year. Chris Fuamatu-Ma'afala averaged over 5 ypc every year of his career at Utah, and did so playing at weights that ranged from 270 up to at least 280. Ironhead, another guy who was already mentioned in his thread, was actually way bigger than you guys think. He was over 300 pounds during his senior year and reported played as high as 340 during his pro career. If you've ever wondered what it would look like to hand the ball to a nose guard ten times a game, well, the answer is that it would look like this. And apparently it was effective, too, because Ironhead averaged over 4 ypc during each of his three years in Atlanta.

I guess if you want my short answer, it's no. I don't think 260 is too heavy to be an effective running back.

My guess is that he will be dropping a few lbs between now and next fall!

[catatac]

Good points Black n Blue. Not sure if he was mentioned above as I didn't read the entire thread but Blount is another that comes to mind, 250 ish and huge success at college level and NFL.