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Posted on 8/8/17 at 9:19 am
Posted on 8/8/17 at 9:19 am
I don't know if this was addressed yet or not, and it's slightly old news so if Germans, apologies.
But Jamarcus King has gained a ton of weight in the offseason. Last year he looked 170lbs soaking wet and apparently is now up to 192!
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Pretty damn great considering the time he missed with the broken arm.
But Jamarcus King has gained a ton of weight in the offseason. Last year he looked 170lbs soaking wet and apparently is now up to 192!
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Pretty damn great considering the time he missed with the broken arm.
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Posted on 8/9/17 at 2:08 am to atlgamecockman
IMO the images of him riding the Clemson WR's back into the endzone are a little over-played. For one thing, don't jump on a bigger player's back and ride him, because he's not just going to fall down.
It's natural for King to develop/gain muscularity and strength, and a little more body weight, being in a big-time major-college weight program, because the programs at JUCOs are all jokes. Whatever physical development JUCOs get is mostly based off of natural puberty and their bodies widening due to maturity, than any great training programs they are in.
What I hope is that King - as well as all the DBs - are improving their tackling techniques, because it was pretty poor throughout the defense last season, and is one of the biggest peeves for CWM, along with overall team speed on defense and the ability to pressure opposing backfields.
For one thing, don't jump piggy-back on opposing players and let them take you for rides down the football field....
It's natural for King to develop/gain muscularity and strength, and a little more body weight, being in a big-time major-college weight program, because the programs at JUCOs are all jokes. Whatever physical development JUCOs get is mostly based off of natural puberty and their bodies widening due to maturity, than any great training programs they are in.
What I hope is that King - as well as all the DBs - are improving their tackling techniques, because it was pretty poor throughout the defense last season, and is one of the biggest peeves for CWM, along with overall team speed on defense and the ability to pressure opposing backfields.
For one thing, don't jump piggy-back on opposing players and let them take you for rides down the football field....
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