Eatonville (Washington) athlete Caden Jumper has been watching the start of Washington’s offense closely.
The jumper attacked the Huskies State in the spring, but there was no chance to see an offense led by John Donovan in the spring football game or any fall practice.
“I love their offense now,” the jumper said. “They are very aggressive. They run the ball very aggressively. They open the ball with a high shot, but they can also get the ball back to their running state. There are very few things that can be solved by experience, and when cleaning up These things, they will be basically unstoppable.”
The jumper will go to Washington as a giant athlete. He can hit close range, guard and H-Back. He likes how many goals these positions can get and the way Donovan designs games for them.
Jumper said: “I think they can throw the ball to Cade (Otton) more opportunities, but they are passing the ball to those crazy people.” “Shoot, even Jack Westfer is handing over.”
Jumper has been to Washington many times, but he hopes that in some way, even if his NCAA death sentence is extended to April, he and his associates can get an official visit.
Jumper said: “If I have the opportunity, I would love to visit them, although I doubt I can visit them before signing in.” “Last time I talked with the coach (Derham Cato), He once said that they will give me my officials, which is related to the entire COVID, which will make the work very difficult.”
Jumper is a three-star in the 247Sports comprehensive ranking produced by the industry, ranking 114th in the country and 17th in Washington, while 247Sports is ranked 107th in the country and 18th in the United States. Evergreen State in 2021
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