'13 HI OG/DT Reeve Koehler

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CountVolcula said:
Lack of frontal lobe is to blame
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rockytoptenn24 said:
He's got a story on Vol Quest talking about his offer. Anyone care to summerize or post?
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"My overall aggressiveness is really what helps me right now. Local guys from Hawaii we have been raised that if you get punched in the mouth, you always punch back. That aggressiveness always keeps me ahead."
-VQ
this is all. oh and he really likes tennessee
 
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also interesting. likely already posted so i'm sorry, butttttt in his 247 profile picture he's sporting big orange tee
 
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Interesting piece on Koehler in Sports Illustrated (Jan. '09):

Reeve Koehler received his first football scholarship offer before he ever strapped on a pair of shoulder pads.

Koehler, a 6-foot-4, 280-pound eighth-grader from Kaneohe, Hawaii, was always too heavy to play Pop Warner football. But Koehler, the 13-year-old brother of Arizona freshman offensive lineman Solomon Koehler, impressed Hawaii coach Greg McMackin so much during drills at the school's camp this past summer that McMackin extended a scholarship offer.
Eighth-grader receives offer from Hawaii before ever putting on pads

As a freshman, Koehler could bench 225 lbs 12 times & 155 28 times. He had a 29" vertical even then, showing surprisingly explosive power for such a young guy. More recently, he put up 23 reps of 225 at a combine in May.
 
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kamoshika said:
Interesting piece on Koehler in Sports Illustrated (Jan. '09):

Reeve Koehler received his first football scholarship offer before he ever strapped on a pair of shoulder pads.

Koehler, a 6-foot-4, 280-pound eighth-grader from Kaneohe, Hawaii, was always too heavy to play Pop Warner football. But Koehler, the 13-year-old brother of Arizona freshman offensive lineman Solomon Koehler, impressed Hawaii coach Greg McMackin so much during drills at the school's camp this past summer that McMackin extended a scholarship offer.
Eighth-grader receives offer from Hawaii before ever putting on pads

As a freshman, Koehler could bench 225 lbs 12 times & 155 28 times. He had a 29" vertical even then, showing surprisingly explosive power for such a young guy. More recently, he put up 23 reps of 225 at a combine in May.
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And he's all ours....
 
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#247
Those freshman strength numbers are something I have never seen or heard before.
14 yr old throwing up 225 12 times? Serious?
 
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