SIGNED LB Zaire Anderson

[PaulCrewe]

Won't be here in January. Classes he needs aren't offered until Spring I guess. Will be here in May though supposedly.

They can't just sign him up for a dodgeball and music listening class?

I know. That is how it works at JUCOs still right????

 

[RockyMountainOySker]

The plan is for him to show up in March. He can't practice with the team but he can watch. That's something at least....learn the defense from a fare and start practicing with a leg up in May.

 

[Nexus]

FWIW, since Bo is in the northeast making in-home visits to Fuller and Lambert in Jersey, he also stopped by Zaire Anderson's house in Philly and visited with his parents. Keep in mind that Zaire is still in California finishing up his JUCO classes.

Bo did the same thing a couple years ago. Yoshi was in his first or second week of classes at NU (January 2010) while Bo was on the road in the Southeast recruiting. He managed to swing through Mississippi and visited Yoshi's mom.

 

[teachercd]

The plan is for him to show up in March. He can't practice with the team but he can watch. That's something at least....learn the defense from a fare and start practicing with a leg up in May.

Well he can practice he just cant pratice in an orgranized pratice. You should see what high school basketball teams do to get around that mess! haha

 

[lionsfan93]

The plan is for him to show up in March. He can't practice with the team but he can watch. That's something at least....learn the defense from a fare and start practicing with a leg up in May.

And a defensive playbook just may be left behind after a practice for Zaire. And Mr. Will Compton and Zaire will become best friends hanging out all of the time....coaches cannot be involved but there are always ways.

 

[RockyMountainOySker]

The plan is for him to show up in March. He can't practice with the team but he can watch. That's something at least....learn the defense from a fare and start practicing with a leg up in May.

Well he can practice he just cant pratice in an orgranized pratice. You should see what high school basketball teams do to get around that mess! haha

Inquiring minds want to know . Care to explain?

 

[MLB 51]

I think as long as there is no coach's around it isn't considered an organized practice.

 

[RockyMountainOySker]

I think as long as there is no coach's around it isn't considered an organized practice.

Gotcha. Thanks.

 

[MLB 51]

Don't quote me on that. Just a guess.

 

[lionsfan93]

I think as long as there is no coach's around it isn't considered an organized practice.

Exactly...when I was in high school we had "captains practice." The coach would meet with the captains, tell them what to do in practice, then the captains report to the coaches with how practice went.

 

[MLB 51]

Figured that is was like that. But I'm not sure the NCAA would actually allow this. Kids are only supposed to practice so much every week. Don't know how they monitor that though.

 

[lionsfan93]

Figured that is was like that. But I'm not sure the NCAA would actually allow this. Kids are only supposed to practice so much every week. Don't know how they monitor that though.

Thats just it, its not a "practice."

 

[PaulCrewe]

Don't quote me on that. Just a guess.

You don't think James Dobson gets little hints at what to have the team "do" in summer workouts. Like with 7 on 7s

 

[teachercd]

I think as long as there is no coach's around it isn't considered an organized practice.

Exactly...when I was in high school we had "captains practice." The coach would meet with the captains, tell them what to do in practice, then the captains report to the coaches with how practice went.

HAHA! Now they call it "open gym" and the guys on the team all "play" pick up games and the high school coach "walks by" over and over. This basically goes on all summer, then all school year in the morning before classes, then after school in the fall for those not playing football.

 

[lionsfan93]

I think as long as there is no coach's around it isn't considered an organized practice.

Exactly...when I was in high school we had "captains practice." The coach would meet with the captains, tell them what to do in practice, then the captains report to the coaches with how practice went.

HAHA! Now they call it "open gym" and the guys on the team all "play" pick up games and the high school coach "walks by" over and over. This basically goes on all summer, then all school year in the morning before classes, then after school in the fall for those not playing football.

I had that for basketball too, but captains practice was football in particular. Regardless of what they call it, have no fear, Zaire will be learning the system and making progress.