is molander the best receiver in the state?

[Slim88]

Again, he's not in a pass happy system and doesn't have the stats due to penalties, but Deondre Moore is a lethal triple threat at WR/S and Kick returns.

 

100% agree

[Slim88]

Again, he's not in a pass happy system and doesn't have the stats due to penalties, but Deondre Moore is a lethal triple threat at WR/S and Kick returns.

 

In fact to be completely honest Moore is the most versatile dual threat playmaker ive ever personally seen in highschool football. With the exception of seeing randall cobb play in the state championship back in the day

[Stealer007]

Where is Moore from.

[Slim88]

Fairview. All-state WR as a junior. Pre season all state DB this year.

[Slim88]

And id say about 9 out of every ten punts or kickoffs that get in his hands he returns for a TD.

[Jacketman89]

Again, he's not in a pass happy system and doesn't have the stats due to penalties, but Deondre Moore is a lethal triple threat at WR/S and Kick returns.

I do admit I'm a Fairview homer, but no joke, this kid is phenomenal. He draws double and sometimes triple coverage every game now. Nobody kicks to him anymore. Just a couple more reasons his stats don't actually reflect his impact this season.

[Stealer007]

Thx, Slim

[VolunteerLane]

Bump.

 

Deondre Moore is good but he is afraid of contact. He showed that Friday against Giles. Going off stats, Baker and Molander are pretty even, but Molander does have conflicting numbers (see links). Kenton had a down game Friday but did have "next level" catch in double coverage on the sideline and a 67 yard TD called back after breaking Deondre Moore's ankles.

 

http://www.unapproved website....ll-molander.htm

http://www.usatodayh...ual&season=2012

 

Here is Kenton's mid-season highlight tape I made for him.

Edited October 8, 2012 by VolunteerLane

[TigerPride23]

The first link is missing some information I check that often and there are a few games that weren't added. The second link looks to be more accurate. I would like to point out our QB is doing a great job he's at the top of the passing category as well.

 

I would really like to see a highlight film up to this point of Molander he has passed last year already and I would enjoy seeing it all and actually watching it from a different perspective. During a game you are in the moment and don't really see the play good until you watch on film and pick up things you didn't notice.

Edited October 8, 2012 by TigerPride23

[District12AA]

Bump.

 

Deondre Moore is good but he is afraid of contact. He showed that Friday against Giles. Going off stats, Baker and Molander are pretty even, but Molander does have conflicting numbers (see links). Kenton had a down game Friday but did have "next level" catch in double coverage on the sideline and a 67 yard TD called back after breaking Deondre Moore's ankles.

 

http://www.unapproved website....ll-molander.htm

http://www.usatodayh...ual&season=2012

 

Here is Kenton's mid-season highlight tape I made for him.

 

Typical Giles fan not telling the whole story. You forgot to say on that TD that was called back was due to OC's cheating ways. Deceiving the defense and not having his WR inside the numbers when the whistle was blown in. Also, some of Bakers "catches" come on what are Jet Sweeps but since Cobb tosses it to him like a Shovel Pass then their numbers inflate.

 

I will say the catch on the sideline was nice by Baker but didn't Fairview just run one man on him all night. While the mighty Bobcats double teamed Moore and he still had more catches and TDs than Baker.

 

I have seen both play for two years now and I would take Moore over Baker due to his size and speed. But we are both entitled to our opinion. Heck I would take Peterson over Baker, but our coaches don't know how to use Peterson to show off his skill set.

[TigerPride23]

I didn't know this had been made. It was made before last Friday's game, but here some highlights from the first seven games this year.

 

[Jacketman89]

Bump.

 

Deondre Moore is good but he is afraid of contact. He showed that Friday against Giles. Going off stats, Baker and Molander are pretty even, but Molander does have conflicting numbers (see links). Kenton had a down game Friday but did have "next level" catch in double coverage on the sideline and a 67 yard TD called back after breaking Deondre Moore's ankles.

 

http://www.unapproved website....ll-molander.htm

http://www.usatodayh...ual&season=2012

 

Here is Kenton's mid-season highlight tape I made for him.

Cheap shots toward Moore doesn't make your opinion any more valid than anybody else on this thread. C'mon man.....