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Some will say that Cordarious might be too small for D1. I know the kid is as tough and as strong as they come. What are your thoughts? Here is a video of him:

 

CORDARIOUS MANN VIDEO

 

I think he is a pretty good looking back. Very shifty and a good inside/outside runner. Plays in a good region also. Maybe MAC, WAC, Sun Belt , Conference USA type of kid. Does he have any offers?

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Mann does have what it takes to go to the next level. he is fast, quick and very elusive, also very strong which enables him to go inside or outside the tackles. Would like to see him used in a more versatile role and mix his carries up to include in the slot, wide out and also with a two back backfield. He does have all the tools to go on barring any injuries.

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He looks good on the video. Not for sure about the region and his competition. I just don't know that much about that side of the state. He does look a little small though for BIG time college football.

 

Best of luck to him and your team

 

 

The competition last year was very tough. According to CoachT's strength of schedule listing Jackson North Side had the 2nd toughest schedule in the state last year in 4A. He can take the punishment and hope to see him play at the next level.

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The competition last year was very tough. According to CoachT's strength of schedule listing Jackson North Side had the 2nd toughest schedule in the state last year in 4A. He can take the punishment and hope to see him play at the next level.

 

 

He did not run wild against Henry County but I do believe that he is a D1 prospect. I hope he goes to McKenzie.

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Some will say that Cordarious might be too small for D1. I know the kid is as tough and as strong as they come. What are your thoughts? Here is a video of him:

 

CORDARIOUS MANN VIDEO

 

 

I saw him live and he is a D-1 player. Not sure of SEC type but he definately could play at the C-USA, Sun Belt or similar conference. Not a concern about strength or heart but just the beating on a week to week basis at running back.

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