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Don't blame the NFL. There aren't many white CBs coming from the farm system, aka the NCAA.
Exactly my point.
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Don't blame the NFL. There aren't many white CBs coming from the farm system, aka the NCAA.
Hopefully this adds to the discussion. If you don't think Div. 1A schools stereotype, you're crazy. This is where the problem comes in. I know directly from the horses mouth that they do. A buddy of mine plays for Texas A&M. His name is Roger Holland. If any of you are Aggie fans, he is our punt returner.
The kid is just plain fast. He literally runs about a 4.3 40 and is extremely athletic. He was a star in track and can be great in coverage. Yet when he came to A&M he was literally told to not even try to play CB because the coaches were not going to waste their time trying to develop him for the position.
Supposedly they want him to be a WR, yet he is receiving substantially less coaching than many of the other athletes. So instead of trying to groom him and make him something, they stick the white guy back to return punts. We'll see if it's all he does for the rest of his career. I'm just sayin...
Just curious, is the kid a 'walk-on' or is he on full scholarship?
Also, there is more than just being fast, see Ronaldo Nehemiah
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I think he's on scholarship but to be honest, I really don't know. I'll have to ask him sometime.
And I totally agree. My main point was the A&M staff did not even want to give him the chance to compete at the position. He was given no opportunity to even show if he could play the position, even though it was there and WR that he excelled at in high school.
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I only asked becaues 'scholarship v. walk-on' would change the dynamic of the amount of coaching he would receive.