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Iowa State Defense:
#58 Eyioma Uwazurike-
6-6, 310, DT, Rs-Sr- Another big
athletic NT in odd fronts. Another freak athlete for a guy with his
monstrous size. He is a giant Nose Tackle dude, who is so much more. He
will line up outside at 5-Tech as well. They will shift him before the
snap from NT to 4-Tech. Great job occupying multiple blockers to free up
the rusher.
#3 JaQuan Bailey-
6-2, 261, DE, Rs-Sr- Big and
strong and he can force the OLT to Hold. Nice job eyeing the QB and
leaping up and batting it down. He is Iowa State’s all
time sack leader. Excellent speed to power shove into an inside move.
#35 Jake Hummel-
6-1, 228, Will, SR- When he
attacks forward he can find the RB.
2019: First-Team
Academic All-Big 12 … played in all 13 games as a key reserve … posted 36
tackles, 4.5 TFL and an interception … had four tackles and returned an
interception 48 yards for a touchdown vs. ULM … tallied five tackles and
2.0 TFL vs. Baylor.
#11 Lawrence White
IV- 6’, 197, FS, Rs-Sr-
2019: Honorable
Mention All-Big 12 … started all 13 games … second on the team in tackles
with 84, ranking 12th in the Big 12 … had 50 solo stops … led the team
with two interceptions … also had 4.0 TFL and four pass breakups … posted
a season-high 11 tackles with two pass breakups vs. Iowa.
#12 Greg Eisworth II- 6’, 198, SS, Gr-Tr-
2019: First-Team All-Big 12 for second-straight
season, one of four players in school history to earn first-team honors
by the Big 12 (1996-present) multiple times … Second-Team Academic
All-Big 12 … Co-Captain … started nine times in 12 games played …
registered 65 tackles, 3.5 TFL and led the team with 11 passes defended,
ranking sixth in the Big 12 … also tied for sixth in the Big 12 in pass
breakups (10).
#23 *Mike Rose-
6-4, 245, Sam, JR- Captain. Makes
tackles all over the field. Fast to the ball. Great in coverage. He leaf the Big-12 in Interceptions? Patent outside, and
can shoot inside when the RB cuts back. Leading tackler for Iowa State.
He had four INTs. Flashes inside fast when he sees the handoff. Consistently
finds the RB. Good blitzer.
Iowa State Offense:
#15 *Brock Purdy-
QB, Iowa ST, 6-1, 212, 58.- When he loses his feet,
he will under throw the pass outside. When the game is on the line in the
4th, he seems to make every right decision. Terrific throwing off
schedule. Nice play action instantly into a fast throw. He is so elusive
in the backfield in the 4th. Plays with much better instincts late in the
game. He is one of those guys who throws better in the 4th than the rest
of the game. He can be amazingly elusive in the pocket fighting for time.
Then he threw the int to end it.
2021 Player Ratings from 2019
Tape:
He tends to be a be a little wobbly to start games Needs a hit
or two to get going. Stares down his first target too much. Shotgun QB
who doesn’t move his feet enough in the pocket. Footwork needs a lot of
work. He over relies on his arm and doesn’t use his body and legs in his
throws. Throws flat footed and leans back too pressure too much.
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#88 *Charlie Kolar-
TE, Iowa State, Rs-Jr, 6-6, 245, 120.- They like
their TEs to lead block outside on swing passes a lot. Terrific receiving
TE. He has that knack for getting open, and catches everything thrown to
him. He has put on 12-pounds of muscle this past off season from 245 to
257.
2021 Player Ratings from 2019
Tape:
2019: Second-Team
All-American by the FWAA and PFF … Third-Team All-American by the AP …
First-Team All-Big 12 … First-Team Academic All-American (CoSIDA) … one
of eight semifinalists for the John Mackey Award … started 10 of 13 games
as one of the nation’s best tight ends … first Cyclone in the history of
the program to be named to an All-America team and Academic All-American
… third on the team in receptions (51) and receiving yards (697) … led
the team in touchdown receptions (7).
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#89 Dylan Soehner-
6-7, 272 TE Rs-Sr- Good seal blocker. Hits and turns nicely.
Smart guy, who likes to point out things for his teammates. He has that knack for making the big
play on the big downs. Nice little inside shove when he breaks outside. Someone
is going to steal him on Day Three. Terrific after the catch. He is so
big he just keeps going after he catches the swing pass outside. Not
fast.
2019: Honorable Mention All-Big 12 … First-Team Academic All-Big 12
… saw action in 12 games with six starts … posted seven receptions for
107 yards and a touchdown, averaging 15.3 yards per reception … caught a
pass in seven different games … had a 21-yard snare vs. West Virginia and
a 19-yard catch vs. Texas Tech … scored first career touchdown on a
23-yard reception vs. Oklahoma … also a valuable member on special teams
and in power running packages.
#11 Chase Allen-
6-7, 240, TE, Rs-Sr- Good blocker on the 2nd level.
#75 Sean Foster-
6-8. 318, OLT, Rs-Sr- A big guy who is tough to get around. Purdy
will move behind him when he can’t find a receiver.
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Oregon Offense:
#7 CJ Verdell- RB, Rs-Jr- Fast and twitch. Constant motion. Tough to stay
in front of. He can run through the legs tackle. Great acceleration. You
can one shot at him and he is gone. Nice receiver outside.
Notes To Know: One of
seven returning FBS players to rush for 1,000 yards in each of the last
two seasons (2018 & 2019). Fourth among returning FBS players with a
combined 2,238 career rushing yards the last two seasons.
#3 Johnny Johnson III- 6’, 199, WR,- He really is great tracking the ball. He can
make the impossible catch with one foot down on the sideline. Has that
knack for getting over the top and catching it in the endzone.
Super impressive and even impossible ball skills. Reminds me of Terry Glenn.
He’ll still drop the easy one sometimes, but he has vastly improved his
hands.
Notes To Know: One of two
players in program history with 200 yards receiving in a road game. One
of three returning Pac-12 players that had over 800 receiving yards in
2019.
#30 Jaylon Redd-
5-9, 187, WR- He has that
knack for getting into the Endzone. Looks like a Slot guy in the NFL. He
can get through the contact to get downfield. Good job pushing off with
his inside hand and arm. He is a small guy. Day Three guy.
As A Junior
(2019) : One of three FBS players with at least seven
receiving TDs and two rushing TDs … Tied for the team lead and seventh in
the Pac-12 with seven receiving TDs … One of seven FBS players that had a
receiving TD in six consecutive games.
#48 Hunter Kampmoyer- 6-4, 240, TE, Rs-Sr- Looks like an H-back. Played mostly Special team
in his first three seasons at Oregon.
#77 George Moore-
6-6, 325, OLT, Gr-Tr- Hasn’t played a lot. Good athlete. Light on his feet. Looks a
little light. Pedal is a little clunky. He can collapse the line inside
on short yardage. Good grabber and fighter. Gets low and likes to push
the DE up and out of balanced. He can really grab shirt inside, and hold
on and not let the DE redirect. Great strong hands.
Oregon Defense:
#99 Austin
Faoliu- 6-3,
300, DT, Sr- he will flow outside with the OG, and give a lane for
the Rb to cut back into. Very light on his feet. Extends arms and always
plays at arm’s length. He is the buy OLs consistently double. He’ll play
DT and 5-tech as well as Nose.
As A
Junior (2019) : PFF
Pac-12 Team of the Week (Week 12). Totaled 25 tackles, including 4.0 for
loss, and 2.0 sacks over the final five games … Played in 13 games and
made eight starts … Part of the Oregon front seven that held five
opponents under 100 yards rushing and finished 13th nationally against
the run … Finished the season with 39 tackles, 5.0 stops for loss and 2.0
sacks … Played 454 snaps … Had five or more tackles three times … at
Arizona State (Nov. 23): Had a career-high 1.5 sacks and six tackles …
First full-sack of the season came at the end of the first half … vs.
Oregon State (Nov. 30).
#0 Deommodore Lenoir- 5-11, 195, CB,- QB don’t
like to throw to his side. He is a terrific shadow. He doesn’t give any
room to throw into. Fast and easy athlete. Glides downfield like he’s jogging
while running stride for stride. As smooth an athlete as you want to see.
Patient in zone outside. They have him one the flat a lot.
Notes To Know: Enters the 2020 season with 27
consecutive starts at cornerback. All five career interceptions have come
in Pac-12 play. Missed just three tackles in 137 opportunities in first three
seasons, according to Pro Football Focus.
As A
Junior (2019): One of 13 players in the Pac-12 with an interception,
fumble recovery and forced fumble … Made 47 tackles with 32 solo stops
and 2.5 for loss … Had seven pass breakups, including one in six
different games … Finished with five or more tackles three times … (Jan.
1): Matched a season high with six tackles, including one for loss, in
the Rose Bowl win … Scooped up first-career fumble recovery.
#34 Jordon
Scott- 6-1, 311, DT, Gr-
Notes To Know: Two-time Pac-12 All-Conference
honorable mention selection by the coaches. Has played over 1,000
combined snaps the last two seasons. Started 37 of the last 38 games over
the past three seasons.
As A Junior
(2019): Coaches Pac-12 All-Conference honorable mention. PFF
Pac-12 Team of the Week (Week 6). Team captain in two games …Totaled
32 tackles, including 14 solo and 3.0 tackles for loss …
#16 Nick Pickett-6-1, 210, FS–
Notes To Know: Second on the team with 126 career
tackles heading into the 2020 season.
As A
Junior (2019): Started the first nine games and 11 of 14 on the
season … Finished with six pass breakups and one interception.
#54 Dru Mathis- 6-3, 224, MLB, SR/TR- Nice
job getting into the backfield to hit the RB.
As A
Junior (2019): Played in seven games and made first career start at
linebacker against Washington State … Finished with nine tackles,
including three solo, and half a sack … Used primarily on special teams …
Made three tackles in back-to-back games against Washington State and at
USC.
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