Pro day: Clay, Woodard stand out
SAN DIEGO — Charles Clay safety from Hilo, had a breakout performance at UH’s pro day this morning on the San Diego State campus.
Clay ran the 40-yard dash in 4.44 seconds, the fastest time among the 11 former Rainbow Warriors.
He also had a broad jump of 9 feet, 11 inches, and vertical jump of 37 1/2 inches.
Tavita Woodard, who was competing as a defensive end/linebacker, completed the 40 in 4.65 seconds. He had a vertical jump of 38 1/2 inches.
According to my calculations, Sean Schroeder completed 95 percent of his passes.
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Good Luck to the Hawaii Football players at todays Pro day. Impress those scouts!
“munce. tice. FEE tines a mady.” -buh-weet
GL to all the Warriors….give um’
Guud Morning Tsaikos…bootiful day…busy day….
Good Luck to da Warriors today…IMUA!
Old school jacket from Clark Evans.
Looks chilly. Stay warm and stretch, boys. No need for any pulled muscles.
All In! Good Luck Boys!
…….March Madness in LV. Should be interesting.
Aloha all. Looks like froggy weather in SD. As for Clark Evans old school hoodie, while the logo is old school, authentic old gear, would have been a standard green sweat shirt (no hood), with matching sweat pants that say UH Athletics. Standard gear for those cruising campus center, circa 1979-1985.
GOOD MORNING ALL!
Best of luck Guys
ho ST:
no can see da oddah si of da fence – open space or building?
dat fog, smog or vog {no qualify – need erupting volcano}?
Go Tsai, Go! And Thank you for your coverage. Meanwhile,
got to watch Dayton dismantle Ohio State…
Good morning Tsaikos!
Best wishes to all the Warriors at Pro Day today!
Happy Birthday, PowderPuff!
Looks like Sean needs remedial lessons of the shaka.
Good luck to all Rainbow Warriors, hope to see you on TV on Sundays!!
Good luck, great performances, GO WARRIORS!
BTW, not good to do static stretching before you try to impress the scouts.
Best of luck guys! Whatever happens, proud of you.
ST,
Since the Pro Day is in SD, does UH pay for the participating players to fly up and back to Hawaii?
Good luck Warriors!!
Is Norm Chow at the pro day to support the players and provide character assessments to the scouts?
Good luck to the former Warriors
Thanks for the updates Stephen!
GO WARRIORS!!!
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Geev um, guys!!!
Players pay their own way.
Chow was there to support the players.
Brad Jones, the director of football operations, was UH’s liaison. San Diego State officials and NFL scouts ran the drills.
Big loss for the wahine…
http://www.hawaiiathletics.com/news/2014/3/19/WVB_0319140659.aspx?path=wvball
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strange you mention ss, but you no talk about the local boy not flashing the shaka
link to ST’s article in SA …
Safety Charles Clay impressive at UH pro day
http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/breaking/20140320_Safety_Charles_Clay_impressive_at_UH_pro_day.html?id=251281921
Good morning everyone!
Happy Birthday PowderPuff !!!
during the WVB season there was something about Jade’s facial expressions that I told my family that she will not return next year
I certainly thank her for all her contributions to UH WVB program and graduating with a degree in Chemistry – which is very difficult for a “regular” student – she did it while playing a sport.
Jade, all the best wishes from our family on your future!
18 What a stupid question.
That was a legitimate question. If someone does wonder about something, then ask. No one should not be criticized for asking questions.
Great day for Clay & Woodard. If they don’t get drafted, they definitely should be getting a shot to make a roster somewhere.
SS was accurate as predicted. He’s good when he isn’t getting hit 2 seconds after snap. I think he’ll get a chance somewhere. Probably goes undrafted. His brain combined with accuracy is going to be his ticket to making a roster.
#30 Haleakala – well, when you know it all …
Good Luck to Jade Vorster. Thank you for being a Wahine!!!
Good going Sean!
hand timed or electronic? just curious because it makes a big diff
124 teams have a pro day…@ about 10 athletics each mucho evaluating 4 them scouts huh….my guess is sum teams not send scouts to all of them….???
can see have one has 2 be exceptional 2 catch the eyes of sum scouts….so much competition…
for so few slots…..
There were about 20 NFL scouts there.
(No Jets, though. Sheesh.)
I think about a dozen time the 40. Then they all get together and figure on an “official” time.
UH does not have any of the times. So any other numbers but the ones we post are not official.
We’ll post the full list tomorrow.
wouldn’t it be something if Schroeder gets drafted earlier than colt brennan did in 2008?
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No.
i hear a transfer mb is to be announced.
Aloha Jade……
Mahalo for the update S.T.! I hope Clay and Woodard at least get a shot? GO WARRIORS !
woodward has a higher vertical leap then clay ??
one has a large frame…n one a smaller frame ??
al . . .
3 hour difference.
Happy Spring!
Well, as of 9:57a here and 6:57a there.
al… a MB transfer in or transfer out? The LV Review-Journal reported a few days ago that Kendall Smith (Quincy’s brother) is considering leaving UNLV. Sure would be an awesome pickup for UH.
huh? The transfer subject is about volleyball no?
Since bench press was mentioned yesterday would be interesting to see the 225# reps per player.
I heard Charles Clay trained for his proday at Tactical Strength. My son goes there and said they do the best training. Congrats Clay
Okay, I get it, “mb” is middle blocker, not men’s basketball. The transfer is coming to play for the women’s volleyball team.
Oh well, I’m still hoping Gib is going after Kendall Smith. And of course that the “mb” is a good one!
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wonder how many scouts show up for miami, oh and georgia states pro day. both teams went owen 12.
#29 Manoa Mist,
Sorry but everyone is not an expert on any and all things in life like you obvious are. It was an honest question but sorry it offended you by you having to read it and respond after ST so graciously did so without the hate. Do me a favor next time and just bypass all of my posts.
Thank you Haleakala. You are class!
#32 Tommui,
You’ve been nothing but kind and classy to everyone on this blog. So happy to have great people like you here.
Now, now. Sometimes I think that the written word doesn’t accurately reflect the intent.
I think, in general, we’re all nice people.
I think Hawaii is at a disadvantage because its players have to travel to the mainland to participate in a pro day. The reality is that few scouts, if any, would travel to Hawaii to scout players. That’s why UH prospects are interviewed on road trips during the season.
San Diego State players, for instance, can have the comfort and familiarity of having pro day at its facilities. Hawaii players have to figure out the conditions, the turf, even where the rest rooms are located. One player kept asking about the time because he only bought a five-hour parking permit.
Price of living in paradise, I guess.
But it was cool to see a lot of the parents.
George Daily-Lyles came down just to cheer on his former teammates. Very classy. (Yes, we can all do the “Stay classy, San Diego” line now.)
New Texas coach implements a culture change and demands with his players. Two Longhorn players have been dismissed from the team, already.
http://www.barkingcarnival.com/2014/1/14/5308182/culture-change-at-texas
54. Well ST it is kind of you to suggest that “we” are all nice people. This perspective also might be just the slightest, tiniest little smidgen naive. When hatred is articulated it is best to see it simply as it is. That way at least you can try to interact with it (or not) in a skillful way. Otherwise you keep inviting an interaction with those who are very limited in their capacity. I am not suggesting one doesn’t feel compassion and even extend kindness. But it is what it is and it is best to see it as so.
um…a middle blocker.
WONDER IF DAVE TRIED TO RECRUIT JADE’S SISTER.
60…no
congrats to michelle wie on her 6 under round of 66. she’s tied for third after the opening round.
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