Quote from: bleedpurple on February 10, 2023, 11:35:36 pm

This is shaping up to be a really great recruiting class for the Warhawks! This class is especially deep in the offensive and defensive lines. On the offensive side of the ball, here are a few of the incoming Hawks on the O-line:

Transfer Evan Oberg was a rivals 2 star OG from DeForest. He played in 5 games as a true freshman at Northern Michigan on the DL. When he transferred he specifically wanted to play OL. Last year he was listed at 6'4" 260. Playing OL, that weight will go up considerably.

Steven Young is a 4-year starter, 2-time team captain at Kankakee, IL. His dad was his OL coach in high school. He is a tremendous athlete who is on the power lifting team that deadlifts over 600lbs and squats nearly 600. Steven goes 6'2" 295 lbs.

Nick Thome was the DL of the year in his conference at Notre Dame Prep. His coach said he would have been the offensive linemen of the year if he let him play both ways. Big body. Well put together. 6'3" 275 lbs. Received at least one D-II offer.

Troy Dietzler is a 6’6 290 monster with really no fat on him. He is ranked in the top 10 in the state in wrestling. Father is a military man. Received at least one D-II offer. Played High School ball at Ashwaubenon High School.

Mason McNeill was the highest rated player in the Warhawk OL / DL camp last summer. Currently ranked 3rd in state in wrestling. Mason is 6'6" 230 pounds. Played high school ball at Westosha Central High School.

EJ Gritzner is the smallest of the group but great athlete and extremely physical. Played ball at Lake Geneva Badger High School.

Last year, with two starters leaving the team within a few months of the start of the season (one immediately before camp), we started the year with a total of zero college starts among our starting offensive linemen. There has been a ton of talent (literally) brought in the last two years on the offensive line.  There will be a lot of competition on the O-line this year and I firmly believe we will see significantly more consistency in that group  this year.

Back in December there was some questions that a lack of a head coach would hurt WW in recruiting. It looks like they will be alright.

Don’t be so defensive, Bobo.

Quote from: retagent on November 27, 2022, 09:33:09 am

When you have 5 turnovers, and the opposition gets 17 points off those turnovers. And you get 0 points off your one takeaway. When you can't score when you have 1st and goal from inside the 5, and you only lose by three, that's kind of magical. If you saw the Johnnie/Warhawk game, expand the number of mistakes made by UWW, that's what the Johnnies did yesterday. It was tough to watch a team that normally forces mistakes, make unforced (maybe a couple were forced) errors.

In summary...when you play like crap you lose.

I see Linfield finally played a good team, and well….we saw how that went.

Congrats to Bethel.

Linfield, UWW and SJU all out by round 2. 

Lol. Season ends on Lewandowski INT, followed by the defense unable to make a stop on third down.

Couldn’t have been a more fitting to end to the season and the game.