creepycoug
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UW had 3 amazing athletes on defense (4 if you include Peters). The drop off between those players and the rest of the team was huge.
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Aside from that you had a bunch of guys like ... Evan Hudson ... who were upperclassmen with years of starting experience , but were never actually very good.
Truer words have not been written here in more than 1/2 hour. Kid has about the slowest first step I've seen on a Pac-level defensive line.
Compare/contrast with Danny Shelton who, compared to Hudson, was short and fat. Just another illustration that you can't work your way to speed and quickness. It's there or it's not, with or without hunks of fat hanging off your ass and with or without hard work.
I know for a fact that Hudson was a weight room legend and, as a former walk on, did everything the coaches told him to do and did it twice for good measure.
Great HS athlete. Marginal D1. Period. Might have been better off working on his curve ball or off-speed pitch to go with the fast ball.