Joe Dauscha Tullahoma High School # 71.. Please watch

#27
#27
hillsborovol said:
Strong kid, but footwork is probably too slow to help SEC-caliber teams. When Tullahoma played Columbia in the state playoffs, Shaq Mason (Georgia Tech comittment) blew past him on several occasions. From all accounts this is a very good kid and has to be a hard worker to get that strong. Speed (or lack thereof) will kill you, even on the line. Can you imagine this kid attempting to block Jacques Smith? Smith would leave him in the dust.
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Exactly my thoughts after watching.
 
#28
#28
thanks to everyone for their opinions.. Im not an expert at all, just wanted to see how you guys felt about him.. i really see potential though
 
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#30
UTDreamTeam#22#25 said:
5A high school football so pretty impressive, and in preason they play the best like riverdale and others... also played blackman, seigel, and columbia who beat knox catholic!!!! he is 6'2 285, and i really see him getting taller!!! his dad is 6'5... im telling you i would not have posted this if i did not think he could be higher recruited lineman!
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If that's his height on the high school program then he could really be only 6'

Just sayin'
 
#33
#33
He finishes good but he doesn't fire out he waits for it to come to him. Next have fun at CU!
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#34
#34
went to tullahoma for high school, great coach with coach olive but there are very few players that come through the program that can make it to the next level...if Joe had some coaches really help him with his mechanics the kid could be great but unfortunately he won't get that at tullahoma
 
#35
#35
kingvol said:
went to tullahoma for high school, great coach with coach olive but there are very few players that come through the program that can make it to the next level...if Joe had some coaches really help him with his mechanics the kid could be great but unfortunately he won't get that at tullahoma
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There have been some over the years, but the ones I know about were a good while back. Steve Matthews, Wayne Shaw, Morris Shaw, Antonio London. Think Rob Norman had D1 level talent, but played baseball instead.

Clearly, I'm dating myself - those guys were from the 80's and 90's and were all under the previous coaching staff (went to Oak Ridge. Still there?). Side note - Tullahoma used to snap it like Stone does back under that coach too (can't remem his name).

Anyway, if a guy has the measureables and is knocking people down, college coaches won't be too worried about a lack of refined technique, imo - they can teach that.
 
#36
#36
winchestervol63 said:
There have been some over the years, but the ones I know about were a good while back. Steve Matthews, Wayne Shaw, Morris Shaw, Antonio London. Think Rob Norman had D1 level talent, but played baseball instead.

Clearly, I'm dating myself - those guys were from the 80's and 90's and were all under the previous coaching staff (went to Oak Ridge. Still there?). Side note - Tullahoma used to snap it like Stone does back under that coach too (can't remem his name).

Anyway, if a guy has the measureables and is knocking people down, college coaches won't be too worried about a lack of refined technique, imo - they can teach that.
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You still hear stories about Steve and Antonio, most of the prospects we had were in baseball...but i am hoping for the best with this kid
 
#38
#38
winchestervol63 said:
There have been some over the years, but the ones I know about were a good while back. Steve Matthews, Wayne Shaw, Morris Shaw, Antonio London. Think Rob Norman had D1 level talent, but played baseball instead.

Clearly, I'm dating myself - those guys were from the 80's and 90's and were all under the previous coaching staff (went to Oak Ridge. Still there?). Side note - Tullahoma used to snap it like Stone does back under that coach too (can't remem his name).

Anyway, if a guy has the measureables and is knocking people down, college coaches won't be too worried about a lack of refined technique, imo - they can teach that.
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That would have been Joe Gaddis as coach back then. It was Maurice Shaw. Both Antonio London and Wayne went to AL like a lot of kids from the southern part of the state unfortunately. I don't think Coach Gaddis has been at Oak Ridge for awhile noe either.
 
#39
#39
Saw the kid play many times. He has good size but not D1 size. Does not have the quickness that could stop a good DT or DE. He might have heart and all that stuff but he is not SEC talent. I can see him go to UTC but MTSU is a reach job. Also lets face it Tullahoma is a good program but its no Siegel, Blackman, or Riverdale. Siegel showed that at the beginning of the year when they played each other.
 
#40
#40
Tullahoma lost to siegal on the last play of the game. it was the final regular season game for them! pretty competitive if you ask me
 
#41
#41
Didnt Tullahoma have a kid by the name of Brandon Miller? He was pretty big OL too. I would look to MTSU if anyone now.
 
#42
#42
PTVol said:
Didnt Tullahoma have a kid by the name of Brandon Miller? He was pretty big OL too. I would look to MTSU if anyone now.
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Go to church with Brandon and he is an amazing football player, plus he has the size to play D1. His brother is playing at Sewanee and Brandon has gotten alot of letters from D1 schools. I think Vandy was looking at him, he has the smarts to go just about anywhere he wants and probably for free so hopefully that helps him out with some schools
 
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#43
UTDreamTeam#22#25 said:
5A high school football so pretty impressive, and in preason they play the best like riverdale and others... also played blackman, seigel, and columbia who beat knox catholic!!!! he is 6'2 285, and i really see him getting taller!!! his dad is 6'5... im telling you i would not have posted this if i did not think he could be higher recruited lineman!
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* prison
 
#44
#44
SC Wolfpack said:
Saw the kid play many times. He has good size but not D1 size. Does not have the quickness that could stop a good DT or DE. He might have heart and all that stuff but he is not SEC talent. I can see him go to UTC but MTSU is a reach job. Also lets face it Tullahoma is a good program but its no Siegel, Blackman, or Riverdale. Siegel showed that at the beginning of the year when they played each other.
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Well, now, in fairness, I wouldn't expect a school with about 1200 students (1224) to have the same 'program' as schools with 1635, 1664, and 1987, respectively. Would you? Beating a team 33-30 when you've got 25% more enrollment isn't all that impressive to me.

But having more kids/good athletes doesn't have a lot to do with a particular player who happens to be there, necessarily. Just means they'll have fewer good players along the way and less talent on the team as a whole.

I agree on this kid, though - not an SEC level guy. But there's no shame in FCS or D-II - that's better than 90%+ of guys can ever aspire to.
 
#45
#45
Ok Blackman then. My point is Tullahoma doesnt play top talent. I watched the video and most of the packcakes were against Lawrence County and lets face it not alot of athletes come out of there. Even though I dont feel he is going to make it to a big time school or even make it to a D1 school I have to say best of luck to him. But hey as the little kid on angles in the outfield says " It can happen"
UTDreamTeam#22#25 said:
Tullahoma lost to siegal on the last play of the game. it was the final regular season game for them! pretty competitive if you ask me
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#46
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winchestervol63 said:
Well, now, in fairness, I wouldn't expect a school with about 1200 students (1224) to have the same 'program' as schools with 1635, 1664, and 1987, respectively. Would you? Beating a team 33-30 when you've got 25% more enrollment isn't all that impressive to me.

But having more kids/good athletes doesn't have a lot to do with a particular player who happens to be there, necessarily. Just means they'll have fewer good players along the way and less talent on the team as a whole.

I agree on this kid, though - not an SEC level guy. But there's no shame in FCS or D-II - that's better than 90%+ of guys can ever aspire to.
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Yes I totally agree with you on that one. Thats why I feel that Coach Olive is one of the best coaches in the state. He has very few athletes but is always able to be a contender.
 
#47
#47
Cat has really good pass blocking skills but seems to lack on the head on head drive.. but looks good overall... Needs to walk on at UT! Or go to Carson Newman!! GO EAGLES
 
#48
#48
kingvol said:
Go to church with Brandon and he is an amazing football player, plus he has the size to play D1. His brother is playing at Sewanee and Brandon has gotten alot of letters from D1 schools. I think Vandy was looking at him, he has the smarts to go just about anywhere he wants and probably for free so hopefully that helps him out with some schools
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Amazing??? Not size he has the height
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#49
#49
kingvol said:
Go to church with Brandon and he is an amazing football player, plus he has the size to play D1. His brother is playing at Sewanee and Brandon has gotten alot of letters from D1 schools. I think Vandy was looking at him, he has the smarts to go just about anywhere he wants and probably for free so hopefully that helps him out with some schools
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If he was Amazing he would have an offer!
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#50
#50
PTVol said:
Didnt Tullahoma have a kid by the name of Brandon Miller? He was pretty big OL too. I would look to MTSU if anyone now.
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I have seen this kid play many times too. He has size but he is very slow. Gets blown past a lot of times. When on D he basically clogs the middle but nothing to amazing that I have seen out of him. Just a big body. Farewell to Vandy!!!:salute:
 
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