The Bobcat Nation

Top 10

1.) Gabe Sulser (Billings Senior) - 5'9", 165 lbs.
2.) Ben LaBeau (Billings Senior) - 6'1", 170 lbs.
3.) Brock Peterson (Livingston) - 5'10", 170 lbs.
4.) Wyatt Alexander (Whitehall) - 6'2", 170 lbs.
5.) Damien Nelson (CMR) - 5'10", 165 lbs.
6.) Mark Northey (Helena Capital) - 5'10", 170 lbs.
7.) Kadin Lahti (Missoula Big Sky) - 5'8", 160 lbs.
8.) Tyler Dobie (Bozeman) - 6'1", 170 lbs.
9.) Ethan Pyron (Frenchtown) - 6'0", 165 lbs.
10.) Caleb Knoche (Forsyth) - 6'0", 185 lbs.

Missed the cut (no order):

Notes:

What's your opinion on any if these players having the skills to play CB in FCS.

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grizband wrote:What's your opinion on any if these players having the skills to play CB in FCS.

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Only Gabe in my opinion.

How do you think he’d do against the JM wr that was 6’5” and 210.
Think he was # 10.


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77matcat wrote:How do you think he’d do against the JM wr that was 6’5” and 210.
Think he was # 10.


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Tyrel Thomas (5'8", 170 lbs.) competed fairly well with Griz WR Keenan Curran (6'2", 203 lbs.). But one would think you would want a bigger corner from your roster going up against a 6'5", 210 lb. wide out. Corners are different as they come in all shapes and sizes. Despite height disadvantages from time to time, if you can cover and compete you will be just fine in college. Anyway, Gabe is a much better WR so kind of a moot point.

77matcat wrote:How do you think he’d do against the JM wr that was 6’5” and 210.
Think he was # 10.


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A 6’5 210 WR with JLM skill set, those are the types of guys that aren’t playing in the FCS.

HowardRoss280 wrote:

77matcat wrote:How do you think he’d do against the JM wr that was 6’5” and 210.
Think he was # 10.


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A 6’5 210 WR with JLM skill set, those are the types of guys that aren’t playing in the FCS.

He was referring to James Madison receiver Riley Stapleton and how a corner of Gabe's size (5'9", 170) would do against that type of player in the FCS.

That’s correct.

As an offensive coordinator I’d tell my QB to pass a jump ball in that direct anytime they match up.

He’ll be a good WR



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