Seems to be a first class. Big congrats.
My brother coached him and his brother (earned a scholarship to play QB at Stanford as walk-on) in the youth leagues. Both him and his brother are smart and determined young men. I wasn't surprised about Northwestern since he visited them as a junior and senior and he is a scholar athlete. I think Washington or an IVY league were the other favorites. I think Stanford was a possibility as a legacy family but as walk-on. He's got a good shot at starting down the road at Northwestern.It is surprising to see him leave the West Coast, but I think he has a chance to start at Northwestern later in his career.
Northwestern is is an excellent choice. My son was aScholar athlete at NU. They take excellent care of their athletes both academically and health wise. When he finished his senior year as a student athlete he had a complete post competitive physical evaluation. He was found to have a shoulder issue and the school doctors had him enrolled in an intensive rehab program for his shoulder even though he was done competing. 5 years later and he is competing in triathlons, and open water Bay swims.My brother coached him and his brother (earned a scholarship to play QB at Stanford as walk-on) in the youth leagues. Both him and his brother are smart and determined young men. I wasn't surprised about Northwestern since he visited them as a junior and senior and he is a scholar athlete. I think Washington or an IVY league were the other favorites. I think Stanford was a possibility as a legacy family but as walk-on. He's got a good shot at starting down the road at Northwestern.
Crete- our paths converge. 1315.2 tore his pectoralis M a week after season/grad, <draft.Northwestern is is an excellent choice. My son was aScholar athlete at NU. They take excellent care of their athletes both academically and health wise. When he finished his senior year as a student athlete he had a complete post competitive physical evaluation. He was found to have a shoulder issue and the school doctors had him enrolled in an intensive rehab program for his shoulder even though he was done competing. 5 years later and he is competing in triathlons, and open water Bay swims.
He also hada younger team mate from Pleasanton who was exhibiting physical issues during competition. The team doctor pulled him out of competition for evaluation and had him admitted to NU's medical hospital in Chicago where he he underwent heart surgery at the University's expense and was back at full competition 6 months later.
Can't say enough about how NU treats it's student athletes.....total respect. Good luck to Carl. Go Cats!
Congrats to this young man. I’ve said it before and will say it again QB recruiting is very strange to me.
In SFL you have a kid from Folsom (patu) who didn’t start as a jr but has big time offers pouring in. (Kansas, Duke, Utah, OSU, etc). You have an absolute stud 10 miles up the road who is also a jr with great size 6”3 210 along with speed who led his team to NorCal d1 champ game and SJS title. (Lamson). Kid passes for 3k plus yards had 30 tds and is on his way to a big time senior season. If there was a better QB in SJS I would love to know who. He has one offer from Idaho. Sorry he’s a pAc12 QB. If Lamson played at Folsom last season Folsom wins another state title. He’s a warrior.
Only thing I can think of is Patu has a better network. His father was a stud at Oregon and brother is at Cal. Nothing else makes sense.
Off the field? Seems like he has enough exposure via 7 on 7 and his success this past season including on campus recruiters. My guess is he'll get offered this next season.
Northwestern is is an excellent choice. My son was aScholar athlete at NU. They take excellent care of their athletes both academically and health wise. When he finished his senior year as a student athlete he had a complete post competitive physical evaluation. He was found to have a shoulder issue and the school doctors had him enrolled in an intensive rehab program for his shoulder even though he was done competing. 5 years later and he is competing in triathlons, and open water Bay swims.
He also hada younger team mate from Pleasanton who was exhibiting physical issues during competition. The team doctor pulled him out of competition for evaluation and had him admitted to NU's medical hospital in Chicago where he he underwent heart surgery at the University's expense and was back at full competition 6 months later.
Can't say enough about how NU treats it's student athletes.....total respect. Good luck to Carl. Go Cats!
LarryLegend - JL will end up with at least 6 solid offers. He doesn’t have that “classic” throwing motion and doesn’t have 4.4 speed, so doesn’t “jump off the film” at the coaches. But, he has good (not great) size and speed, is tough as hell, has great grades and wins. Whoever gets him will be lucky. I think there are two guys starting in bowl games tomorrow (?) that received zero offers out of high school (Gordon at Wazzu and Brown at Okie St) and several others that received multiple offers out of high school that never saw serious playing time on Saturdays. Yes, QB recruiting is a head scratcher....the good ones usually find their way.
LarryLegend - JL will end up with at least 6 solid offers. He doesn’t have that “classic” throwing motion and doesn’t have 4.4 speed, so doesn’t “jump off the film” at the coaches. But, he has good (not great) size and speed, is tough as hell, has great grades and wins. Whoever gets him will be lucky. I think there are two guys starting in bowl games tomorrow (?) that received zero offers out of high school (Gordon at Wazzu and Brown at Okie St) and several others that received multiple offers out of high school that never saw serious playing time on Saturdays. Yes, QB recruiting is a head scratcher....the good ones usually find their way.