Bruce Feldman
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 11 Aug
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And then it's grown and grown over the last few years. I've added not just big-name schools, but FCS players. This year, we have a Division II guy who's arguably the best player in Division II. He's at Harding University in Arkansas, runs 4-4.
scored 28 touchdowns last year, bench presses 400 pounds, and on top of it, he hunts snakes. And if you want to see it, look at the pictures of this kid. And he'll play in the NFL, but it's just like there are a lot of fun stories in it. And, you know, it's been great this year. Our number one guy is Nick Harbour from South Carolina. And the quick nutshell on him is he's actually an inch taller than Calvin Johnson, and he's even faster than Megatron.
Is he as good a receiver? No. Can he be almost as good? That's the hope down the road. But right now you're talking about a guy who is 6'6", around 240 pounds, has run a 10-100, and he is just a remarkable athlete. How remarkable? He's number one. Jeremiah Smith is number two. So if you're topping Jeremiah Smith from Ohio State, you're pretty special.
unless there's an injury, I don't think he would miss. The one comparison that jumped out at me, because he came into Ohio State, he's a South Florida kid, the people down there said this is the best receiver that we have developed down here, or come through here, which is saying a ton considering all the South Florida players and receivers.
And he came in like Andre Johnson. But he came in like Andre Johnson when Andre Johnson was in the NFL. Andre Johnson was not like that when he first got to Miami. He was raw. This guy was 6'3", plus 200, and now he's almost 225. He runs...
I think the biggest wow thing with him is his drive to be great. You know, I've been around him a bunch. You know, I did a big story on him two years ago when he got there about that hunger and that drive. And I think there's a lot of maturity in there too. Like he's way,
wise advance beyond his years but to work and work and again i i think he's not to not to um knock marvin harrison jr because he's a really good player and he's big and he's he's athletic this guy is stronger i think this guy's tougher and i also think maybe you know you know part of this is marvin harrison jr's dad was a nfl great you know and you
This, you know, Jeremiah Smith, when he was seven years old, got cut from a from a peewee football team and was crying. And his dad, you know, it's like he was not coming from, you know, didn't grow up in in that world. Wait, how do you get cut from a peewee football team?
Man, it's hardcore in deep South Florida, Miami. They don't mess around. And it left a huge impact on him. And that is driving him. I mean, literally, it was driving his dad to two different workout setups for him almost daily. And this kid, I mean, he's still kind of a kid, has such a burning desire to be great. And I think because of that kind of hard edge mindset
rough beginning of it, he's never got complacent. It's pretty awesome to see how he has channeled all that. I saw the video of Amari Washington. He's number three on your freak list. Explain the defensive tackle from Oregon.
Yeah, I mean, he's 6'3", he's around 330 pounds, and he runs almost 21 miles per hour, right? That would be fast if you're 230 pounds. He's 330. We have him doing a Hatfield squat, which isn't quite the traditional squat you might see in your gym on the corner, but
with 855 pounds and doing it twice. And Dan Lanning told me, he was like, yeah, he could do more. You're strong enough. We kind of cut him off. Had a really good year last year. He decided to come back. Their whole D-line basically all said, hey, we're all in it. We're coming back. Obviously, Dante Moore's come back. Dan Lanning's got a really good thing. I mean, by the way, I asked Dan Lanning this because he was
You know, he was at as an assistant at Alabama, at Georgia, and he saw those like, you know, first round guys, you know, Jalen Carter and a lot of these guys who've gone on to the NFL. And he's like, Amari Washington has that kind of explosiveness right now. I mean, are they quite as deep as as Georgia was back then?
Probably not. They're good. I don't know if they're quite as deep as that, but this guy is a key piece if they make a national title run because he can be so disruptive and makes a lot of plays.
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