Curt Warner's Son Jonathon
According to this article Jonathon will be visiting the campus this weekend also. There's a highlight reel of him at wide receiver embedded in the article.
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Nectir
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Haha, I was just going to post this.
I’m not a recruiting expert but it sounds like there a lot of rising seniors who are just as good if not better than kids who have already committed. Maybe there is hope for this class to get a lot of unknowns with high potential.
With his size, maybe they will ask him to consider a switch to the secondary.
But watching him grab some high passes and deftly scooping up some grounders makes me think he can probably catch some throws from Bolden!
by Nectir on Jan 14, 2012 12:33 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Never miss an opportunity to slam Bolden.
It’s what you do.
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by kijana's acl on Jan 14, 2012 7:28 PM EST up reply actions
Not sure about his mobility.

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Awesome. He really goes for the ball, doesn't wait for it to come to him.
More than happy to spend a scholy on this guy.
Wait. That’s too positive.
OMGWHATTHEHELL?!!? I THOUGHT WE WERE DONE WITH LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDESERVING KIDS, HES GOT NO STARS THIS CLASS IS DOOMED THE NEW COACHES ARENT EVEN TRYING THEY ARE TOO TRYING TO LOSE TO TIME TEBOW.
/hatch’d.
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by mvrck on Jan 14, 2012 12:47 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
If all else fails....
maybe Kurt has some eligibility left? And crap, I’m rooting for StTebow just so that BOB and the Boys can get their collective cabooses down to (or wherever) Stae College and begin the beguine.
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by DerryPharmer on Jan 14, 2012 2:04 PM EST up reply actions
Skyler and Jonathan:
Ebony and Ivory, Part II?
9931’s comment touched on my biggest gripe about the “star” system: It rewards kids who might have peaked at age 18 while penalizing those who peak at age 20 or 22. How many times have we seen a kid come to Penn State relatively unheralded, only to make a major impact by the time he is a senior?
I do think recruiting/ranking services try to estimate a kid’s potential based on his HS performance, but they are not as good as they think they are. Getting worked up about today’s “Oh my goodness, he’s a 5-star!” kid is not worth it, imho.
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Does Herschel Walker have a kid?
I’d like Jonathan Warner to completely outshine Herschel’s offspring in the 2016 Sugar Bowl.
Like father, like son.
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by Tailgate Shogun on Jan 14, 2012 3:21 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Well, it does keep the legacy links going
Which I think is a good thing. And Penn State has to be on the “good” side of one more letterman.
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I'd like to see him as a Jordan Norwood
kind of receiver. Not that big, but absolutely fearless across the middle.
"Make haste to reassure us, I beg you, and tell us that our fellow citizens understand us, support us, and protect us as we ourselves are protecting the glory of the Empire.
"If it should be otherwise, if we should have to leave our bleached bones on these desert sands in vain, then beware the fury of the Legions."
Agree with that
Legacy players aren’t bad. They care. They’re committed. Their dads will give more money.
From those videos, it appears that the QB always figured he could air it up to Warner in double coverage and he’d come up with it. That suggests he could be a Norwood type. It also appears that he could teach our team how to run a quickout/screen play properly.
I also notice that the DBs line up about eight yards back from him. Then again, it could just be a weak high school league.
Legacy Players
I noticed his QB could toss a pretty accurate pass on the run too.
I think bringing him on board would go a long way to pleasing the letterman and firming up BOB’s support among them.
Plus just from this brief scouting report, the kid is well regarded as a player.
Recruit the QB too
He seems to have a firm grasp on the position.
by reedjohnmiller on Jan 17, 2012 12:11 AM EST via mobile up reply actions



























