Dont know too much about him but welcome to the Owl family , what can you tell me about him river?
Kenny Yeboah Parkland WR commits to Temple
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Just put it up on a different thread, Ed, you can delete mine.
Yeboah is a good get. He's a big kid (6'5 220) with excellent hands and ball skills. He's a very good basketball player, and it shows in the way he goes up and gets the football. Excellent at high pointing the ball, just destroys smaller defensive backs. Expectations are he's going to put up a monster year this year as their #1 receiver.
He caught 43 passes for 773 yards and 13 scores last year. He's not super fast, so maybe they bulk him up to play tight end? Against Easton, all he ran were go routes and quick hitches, not sure if that was just the offense or if he just has a limited route tree at this point in his development. He's the best skill player in D11 this year and one of the reasons Parkland is the favorite up here.
Yeboah is a good get. He's a big kid (6'5 220) with excellent hands and ball skills. He's a very good basketball player, and it shows in the way he goes up and gets the football. Excellent at high pointing the ball, just destroys smaller defensive backs. Expectations are he's going to put up a monster year this year as their #1 receiver.
He caught 43 passes for 773 yards and 13 scores last year. He's not super fast, so maybe they bulk him up to play tight end? Against Easton, all he ran were go routes and quick hitches, not sure if that was just the offense or if he just has a limited route tree at this point in his development. He's the best skill player in D11 this year and one of the reasons Parkland is the favorite up here.
He has a similar build to former Parklsnd star Tim Massaquoi, who successfully converted into an All Big Ten tight end at Michigan and eventually kicked around in the NFL. Yeboah isn't the same kind of athlete as Massaquoi (few are) but he has the same kind of frame to go from 220 in high school to 255 in college without losing too much speed.