Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG A big recruiting mistake was made at the Division-I level among the Power Five and Group of Five Conference programs highlighted by an announcement on Wednesday seeing Class of 2018 offensive tackle Sean Boles verbally commit to the University of Pennsylvania. As life goes on the recruiting trail, the Quakers win is everyone else’s […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @RyanWrightRNG Everything is coming up roses for Class of 2018 offensive lineman Sean Boles. His Van Meter High School squad finished the 2016 season 11-1, he’s added 15 pounds of muscle during the off-season, and he just knocked the ACT out of the park scoring a 32. On the recruiting trail, Boles has secured eight […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Being big and tall will help anyone standout in a crowd, even on a football field. In addition to being massive, the spectator’s eye is always pulled to the action when a lineman clears out a section of the defense play after play, even if the pigskin is being thrown the other way or […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA A relatable point for everyone in life is finding the right fit. The recruiting process is about finding that fit for a roster full of likeminded and driven individuals under the guidance of leaders in a coaching staff with academics and community playing a big factor. When all of the variables come together, a […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA Sean Boles Profile Height and Weight: 6-6, 305 Positions: Offensive Guard and Defensive Tackle Class of 2018 Interest: Iowa State, Iowa, Northern Iowa, Stanford Offers: Dartmouth, Penn, and Yale GPA: 3.88 School: Van Meter High School Location: Van Meter, Iowa 2016 Record: 11-1 Photo credit: Ryan Wright; Sean Boles […]
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Written by Ryan Wright Twitter: @HogManInLA If patience is a virtue, Van Meter High School’s 2017 defensive end Dylan Boles is among the most virtuous of us all. The 6-4, 253 pound, defensive end has put in all the work he can earning first team All-State honors on the field and is a scholar in the classroom with a 3.879 […]
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