x_rugger wrote:

i think van noy is an interesting prospect. i know that different schools want him for different positions, including lb, wr, and te. byu on the otherhand told him that they didn't care which position he ended up playing, they just wanted him to come.

from what i understand, he stayed in the wr rotation the entire camp saturday, though i don't know if that means anything as it was a nike camp. another interesting fact, it was a timpview kid (travis van leeuwen) who won the wr mvp at the camp.

Van Leeuwen has wheels and some pretty good hands too. I'm pretty sure he's a 4.4 guy. If it weren't for Mark Ercanbrack at T-view last year Van Leeuwen would be getting a lot more pub. I wish BYU would have offered Ercanbrack. The kid has lightning speed, definitely 4.4 (I saw him blow by LeSean Wilcox from PG who is a 4.4 guy), great hands, moves, and is an electrifying returner (I believe he had 6 TD's on returns), but he was a little on the short side and didn't get much love. Think of Meikle, but faster and better moves.

Where did Ercanbrack end up?

According to a Friday February 29 2008 Tribune blog Mark Ercanbrack ended up at Snow.

Think of Meikle, but faster and better moves........that could be a lot of people.

treck wrote:

Think of Meikle, but faster and better moves........that could be a lot of people.

The size comparison is what I was mostly referring to and if Meikle who was short and not the fastest or shiftiest guys could get a lot of time in our offense then Ercanbrack definitely could have too.

Short_Changed wrote:

treck wrote:

Think of Meikle, but faster and better moves........that could be a lot of people.

The size comparison is what I was mostly referring to and if Meikle who was short and not the fastest or shiftiest guys could get a lot of time in our offense then Ercanbrack definitely could have too.

Maybe someone familiar with him should submit a reference on the Cougars' website. He can easily transfer from snow right?