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Transfer RB Markese Stepp is N (Transfer From USC) Injury Update
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Just needs to hit the very edge like Ziggy
Should be a beast at the goal line.
There are a few young backs that will battle him for the starting job. Backfield is young but very talented and nothing will be given to this young man.
Watching some film, I’d guess he’s around 4.6, which is plenty fast for a RB of his size.
Sorry if this was already posted... from the USC Rivals site
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TrojanSports - Perspective on former USC RB Markese Stepp's transfer to Nebraska
Perspective on former USC RB Markese Stepp's transfer to Nebraska.
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Wisconsin and Notre Dame were trying to get this kid. I don't know what this means for Nebraska's on-field product, but I like taking things from the Badgers.
Wisconsin Wide Receiver Tweets USC Running Back To Jump Ship
One Wisconsin Badger is already trying to recruit the 6'0", 235 pound tailback to Madison, just days after the USC RB entered the NCAA Transfer Portal.www.si.com
He doesn't look terribly fast, so don't expect any Ahman Green speed here. I see him more in the vein of an Imani Cross or Janovich, where he can play a "Bruiser RB / Small FB" role.
High school film:
Deceptive speed... he looks like he's lumbering, but he is running past a lot of kids in those clips.
He's also running past high schoolers. I'm not going to confer any kind of speed awards until I see this kid blow past some B1G defensive backs.
When you watch his game film from the USC-Notre Dame game, he doesn't appear all that fast compared to top tier Power 5 teams.
I understand that some of those opponents are run of the mill HS kids. But some of them looked like pretty good athletes chasing him. Took me a few watches to see that.
So a quick question for all the people doubting the electronic time speed of 4.49. You keep saying, "He only looks fast because that is against HS students." So then I guess by your estimation we should ignore every tape from every recruit ever in the history of recruiting. Because virtually all of them are against HS students.
Agree. This is a good transfer for NU. Will he be here in time for Spring Ball? I look forward to seeing how he plays and how he is used.
But, I wonder, are we having a problem developing RBs?
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I think hes fast for a big back, not world class fast, but fast enough.
Hes coming in early, they should have him right come fall
Jerry Rice wasn't overly fast, but nobody ever caught him from behind.
