RB Gabe Ervin

To which school will Ervin commit?

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Player: Gabe Ervin

Hometown: Buford, Georgia

School: Buford

Position: Running Back

Height: 6-0

Weight: 200

Power 5 Offers: Arizona State, Arkansas, Colorado, Duke, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Louisville, Maryland, Michigan State, Mississippi, Nebraska, Syracuse, Tennessee, Virginia Tech

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247 Composite: #680 Overall; #39 RB; .8662; :ThreeStar:

Rivals: #23 RB; :ThreeStar:
247: #92 RB; :ThreeStar:
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Good blend of size, speed and power.   One thing he will need to do in college is get rid of that little hop he does when the ball is snapped.   First step is important as you move up levels.     

 
flatwaterfan said:
Good blend of size, speed and power.   One thing he will need to do in college is get rid of that little hop he does when the ball is snapped.   First step is important as you move up levels.     
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I'm guessing he's coached that way to help with timing and positioning on the handoffs.

 
flatwaterfan said:
Good blend of size, speed and power.   One thing he will need to do in college is get rid of that little hop he does when the ball is snapped.   First step is important as you move up levels.     
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I have no problem with the hop.  We teach kid to twitch, shuffle, press so we can slow them down at the mesh.  Your aiming point is important but with the offense we run he will need to be slow to start so we can mesh and read defenders.  

 
Never considered doing it that way.   Just seemed to me that it was slowing the play down but I guess there are different ways of doing things.  Thanks for the info. 

 
flatwaterfan said:
Never considered doing it that way.   Just seemed to me that it was slowing the play down but I guess there are different ways of doing things.  Thanks for the info. 
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You bet!!  First steps like what you are talking about are very important for some offenses.  The flex bone offense we ran in Hs was predicated on getting to the gap quick and making the defense make a quick decision.  The RPOs out of the gun want to take time setting up.  

 
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