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Lane comes up just shy of 2,000 yards on the season with,I believe, 36 total TD's. Could have probably gone for 2,500 but he had a lot of games he didn't play much in the 2nd half, and one game that didn't have a 2nd half at all.
I'll say it, he's easily the best football player in the area. A special athlete that we probably won't see the likes of for many,many years in this area.
I'll say it, he's easily the best football player in the area. A special athlete that we probably won't see the likes of for many,many years in this area.
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Agreed I played college ball on a D3 level played with some awesome athletes but nothing like him wow! I hope someone takes him as a slot receiver he wouldn’t disappoint there or in return game. By far the best I’ve seen in the area in a while. Few years back I went to several games of a kid name joe burrow and now I’m follow a kid named lane ruby. Joe was a heck of a qb lane is a once in a lifetime athlete hope he gets a chance to show off like joe did. I’ll be there following the rest of the panthers run good luck to you all and stay health. Hope you get the chance to show the teams north of 70 we have athletes to
Re: Ruby Lane Southeastern
Ironman I watched his dad run for burg and he has the genes to be a great player. I hope the young man gets a chance at the next level. Being 5’10 with that kind of speed, wow. How much does he weigh? You can teach speed and they can teach evening else you know!? His weight or can he put more on is the only thing I see that holds him back Then again I don’t know what he weighs.Ironman92 wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 1:21 pmYou have to watch him live to see how fast he is. He’s a step faster than Wilburn and a step and a half faster than Matthews. Lane is a great football player in the SVC. At 5’9 1/2 I don’t know how he translates in the potential of the next level...but he has better jets than any player in southern Ohio and with studs like Matthews, Wilburn and Parker in the mix...that’s a big statement. I commend the kid for putting in the work to get where he is. He has no business being that explosive lol. A great kid too. I wish him good health this upcoming season...and then maybe a state 100m dash and long jump championship in the spring.EasternDspy wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 12:38 pm It might be old news but he smashed every one at the super combine running a 4.38 Forty. Brian Atkins was fastest forty of any defender running as a Db he ran a 4.76.
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Se-alum, he might not have got 2,000 in 10 games but will get it in week 11. Great job by the young man. We should have 3 runner in the area with 2,000 after the playoffs. Shoemaker, ruby and maybe Parker.se-alum wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 9:05 am Lane comes up just shy of 2,000 yards on the season with,I believe, 36 total TD's. Could have probably gone for 2,500 but he had a lot of games he didn't play much in the 2nd half, and one game that didn't have a 2nd half at all.
I'll say it, he's easily the best football player in the area. A special athlete that we probably won't see the likes of for many,many years in this area.
Re: Ruby Lane Southeastern
I don’t think he’s a true 5’10 (maybe in cleats)...looked 5’9ish to me when I spoke to him in April. About 165 all muscle.14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 2:56 pmIronman I watched his dad run for burg and he has the genes to be a great player. I hope the young man gets a chance at the next level. Being 5’10 with that kind of speed, wow. How much does he weigh? You can teach speed and they can teach evening else you know!? His weight or can he put more on is the only thing I see that holds him back Then again I don’t know what he weighs.Ironman92 wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 1:21 pmYou have to watch him live to see how fast he is. He’s a step faster than Wilburn and a step and a half faster than Matthews. Lane is a great football player in the SVC. At 5’9 1/2 I don’t know how he translates in the potential of the next level...but he has better jets than any player in southern Ohio and with studs like Matthews, Wilburn and Parker in the mix...that’s a big statement. I commend the kid for putting in the work to get where he is. He has no business being that explosive lol. A great kid too. I wish him good health this upcoming season...and then maybe a state 100m dash and long jump championship in the spring.EasternDspy wrote: Tue Jul 09, 2019 12:38 pm It might be old news but he smashed every one at the super combine running a 4.38 Forty. Brian Atkins was fastest forty of any defender running as a Db he ran a 4.76.
But I don’t care about those things, the kid needs to be playing on Saturdays. Some D1 needs to give that kid a look.
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
If his body can hold more they can put it on him. The speed will help him but they will test his jumping etc! Does he have any offers yet?
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Kid is also an amazing long jumper. Likely to medal high at state this year in 100, 200, and long jump.14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:44 pm If his body can hold more they can put it on him. The speed will help him but they will test his jumping etc! Does he have any offers yet?
As for offers, he has offers from Olivet University in Illinois, Indiana Wesleyan University, and the University of Findlay. Toledo and Eastern Kentucky offered him a preferred walk on. Valparaiso wants him to visit when the season is over.
I really think he would fit in well in the MAC. I think schools are hesitant due to size. However, this kid has skills to overcome that.
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Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Lol he long jumped 23’2 this spring...could jump from the 7 yard line and land easily into the end zone14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:44 pm If his body can hold more they can put it on him. The speed will help him but they will test his jumping etc! Does he have any offers yet?
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Kid sound amazing I see him in the MACIronman92 wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 5:37 pmLol he long jumped 23’2 this spring...could jump from the 7 yard line and land easily into the end zone14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:44 pm If his body can hold more they can put it on him. The speed will help him but they will test his jumping etc! Does he have any offers yet?
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
There are kids like him all over the US and when we see one around we are in amazement. I watched many players from Portsmouth, Ironton that went D-I with that style and some just too small but if they had 3 inches or 40 lbs. I wish this young man the bestChief02 wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 5:07 pmKid is also an amazing long jumper. Likely to medal high at state this year in 100, 200, and long jump.14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:44 pm If his body can hold more they can put it on him. The speed will help him but they will test his jumping etc! Does he have any offers yet?
As for offers, he has offers from Olivet University in Illinois, Indiana Wesleyan University, and the University of Findlay. Toledo and Eastern Kentucky offered him a preferred walk on. Valparaiso wants him to visit when the season is over.
I really think he would fit in well in the MAC. I think schools are hesitant due to size. However, this kid has skills to overcome that.
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Very true, but Keegan Wilburn gets an offer from OU and is roughly the same size (just slightly bigger by an inch and maybe 10 pounds). Just unfortunate that Ruby can’t get a full ride from at least a MAC school. This is nothing against Wilburn, but I think Ruby is a better player.14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 6:47 pmThere are kids like him all over the US and when we see one around we are in amazement. I watched many players from Portsmouth, Ironton that went D-I with that style and some just too small but if they had 3 inches or 40 lbs. I wish this young man the bestChief02 wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 5:07 pmKid is also an amazing long jumper. Likely to medal high at state this year in 100, 200, and long jump.14U wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2019 4:44 pm If his body can hold more they can put it on him. The speed will help him but they will test his jumping etc! Does he have any offers yet?
As for offers, he has offers from Olivet University in Illinois, Indiana Wesleyan University, and the University of Findlay. Toledo and Eastern Kentucky offered him a preferred walk on. Valparaiso wants him to visit when the season is over.
I really think he would fit in well in the MAC. I think schools are hesitant due to size. However, this kid has skills to overcome that.
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Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Whats the drive up there, and how is parking/getting through the gate? If I leave Portsmouth at 6 is there any chance of arriving right at 7 and getting in quick?
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Yeah if you leave at 6 you can be there by 7, but you might be parking in front of the school and walking little further, not to bad 3oo yards or so maybe and standing along the fence. There's decent seating but given what SE has done and Ruby I think you'll see quite a few coming out to watch.portsmouth_98 wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2019 1:27 am Whats the drive up there, and how is parking/getting through the gate? If I leave Portsmouth at 6 is there any chance of arriving right at 7 and getting in quick?
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
Not trying to be a Debbie downer here but if football fans in southern Ohio that have never seen Ruby play yet I would advise them to wait for Rd. 2 when they play a much better team. The coaches will limit his carries and feed the 2 rbs all night and still win by 30. Just my humble opinion, Ruby does not need 250-300 yds rushing to win this game but will need fresh legs and a lot of rushes to beat Covington in week 12.
Re: Lane Ruby Southeastern
You could be right, the saved him the first 7 games though and he's only gotten a bunch of carries these last 3 weeks and aired it out against Adena as well. He might not get a lot but I don't think SE is going to chance anything given that it's the playoffs. Look for him early and if SE can get a 2 score lead look for them to feed the other 2 RBs the rest of the way. Have to think Gallagher will want that cushion to start with not go into the game thinking need to rest him. Hey, what's 8 carries and 160 thoughBumpy wrote: Sun Nov 03, 2019 7:26 am Not trying to be a Debbie downer here but if football fans in southern Ohio that have never seen Ruby play yet I would advise them to wait for Rd. 2 when they play a much better team. The coaches will limit his carries and feed the 2 rbs all night and still win by 30. Just my humble opinion, Ruby does not need 250-300 yds rushing to win this game but will need fresh legs and a lot of rushes to beat Covington in week 12.
