2014 - Isaiah Brandt-Sims - RB

Ht: 6-0

Wt: 180

40: 4.37

Ran a 10.48/100 m (4/13/13 - Pasco Invitational) and 21.33/200 m (4/20/13 - Oregon Relays).

Wenatchee HS, WA



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Very fast with nice change of direction ability.



He has been promised a schollie if he makes a visit to BYU campus.

Being recruited by UCLA, UT, UW, Yale among others.

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Article states that he is being recruited by many schools for track only. Would be nice to have him teamed with our current speedster M. Davis on outside for some great tandem WRs.

Other measurables:

Shuttle: 4.266

Vertical: 35 inches

Ran a 6.70 indoor 60m. That's fast -- very fast. As in faster than any college kid. As in only .15 seconds off of the time for the silver medal in the world championships in 2012. There is a very good chance that time will qualify him for the world championships this year. And he's a high school junior.



When they're selling him on BYU they need to let him know the last football/track guy was the number 5 pick in the draft.

I believe he knows how to put on his pads correctly. Does that make him better than a 5th selection in first round?



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byucougar1 wrote:
I believe he knows how to put on his pads correctly. Does that make him better than a 5th selection in first round?



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If he weighed another 90 lbs sure.

I think they need to sell him on the track team too. We do have a quality team with a very good history.



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