Went out to Saguaro to see the ASU commits, and potential ASU commit, and potential future ASU recruits.
Kyle Soelle: He's in a rush-end and H-back role with Saguaro. Talked to him after and he said he's not really comfortable at end yet and he's still getting used to it and with him jumping from the right to left side each play. He stayed disciplined on contain, but Serra's QB might be their fastest player, and he did shake Soelle at least twice.
Jared Poplawski: He's definitely 6-4. Wanted to see him next to Solle and Stephens up close to be sure. He played well, especially on his rotations in on the defensive line. Offensively he'd repeatedly sneak behind the defense, and on one rep Max Massingale found him on his last progression for the easiest score of the day.
Corey Stephens: Left tackle, held his own as he always does. He's in much better shape than he was for Saguaro's first game last year. This was hinestly the first time I saw him up close where I thought he had a D1 body. He's leaner, and starting to showcase core strength in his blocking. He also came out of the game looking like he hadn't broken a sweat. He told me he thinks this year's team would "smack" last year's team.
KJ Jarrell: A quiet game for Jarrell defensively, but he told me they're expanding his role in offense as sort of a large slot WR. He scored Sag's first TD on a short reception over the middle. Jarrell told me the season is a welcome distraction from recruiting. He's probably going to take his decision close to signing day like Kirk and Murphy.
Josiah Bradley: could be the next Saguaro star- went off tonight, scored 3 times and had an interception. He's a junior. Mohns said nothing about the performance surprised him.
Kyle Soelle: He's in a rush-end and H-back role with Saguaro. Talked to him after and he said he's not really comfortable at end yet and he's still getting used to it and with him jumping from the right to left side each play. He stayed disciplined on contain, but Serra's QB might be their fastest player, and he did shake Soelle at least twice.
Jared Poplawski: He's definitely 6-4. Wanted to see him next to Solle and Stephens up close to be sure. He played well, especially on his rotations in on the defensive line. Offensively he'd repeatedly sneak behind the defense, and on one rep Max Massingale found him on his last progression for the easiest score of the day.
Corey Stephens: Left tackle, held his own as he always does. He's in much better shape than he was for Saguaro's first game last year. This was hinestly the first time I saw him up close where I thought he had a D1 body. He's leaner, and starting to showcase core strength in his blocking. He also came out of the game looking like he hadn't broken a sweat. He told me he thinks this year's team would "smack" last year's team.
KJ Jarrell: A quiet game for Jarrell defensively, but he told me they're expanding his role in offense as sort of a large slot WR. He scored Sag's first TD on a short reception over the middle. Jarrell told me the season is a welcome distraction from recruiting. He's probably going to take his decision close to signing day like Kirk and Murphy.
Josiah Bradley: could be the next Saguaro star- went off tonight, scored 3 times and had an interception. He's a junior. Mohns said nothing about the performance surprised him.
