TexasTerror
August 1st, 2006, 06:23 PM
More nice pub for a I-AA boy, this time Willie Colon over in Pittsburgh who is coming out of Hofstra. Seems the fourth-rounder Colon is definitely making his presence known as camp, similar as this article says to Willie Parker from last year...
New camp phenom?
By: Jim Wexell
SteelCityInsider.com
Date: Aug 1, 2006
LATROBE – Fast Willie Parker was the camp phenom last year. This year the camp phenom just might be Fightin’ Willie Colon. The fourth-round draft pick opened eyes in the spring with his strength, aggressiveness and technique. Yesterday he opened eyes with his nasty attitude ...
In one-on-one line drills, Colon, the right tackle, stonewalled Haggans, the left outside linebacker, and a frustrated Haggans ripped Colon’s helmet off. The two stood a foot or so apart, ready to go at it as Colon nodded his head as if to say, bring it on. Haggans walked back to the line telling Colon they could go at any time, and Colon talked back in the affirmative.
Colon was sent back out for another rep, but Haggans was replaced – and the two exchanged a few more barbs from a further distance.
The smack talk continued a few plays later, after Haggans blew past Nick Hagemann, and, as Haggans began walking to the other field for 7-on-7 drills, Colon blew him a kiss amidst the threat of an all-out brouhaha. It wouldn’t have been Colon’s first.
http://story.scout.com/a.z?s=118&p=2&c=551927
New camp phenom?
By: Jim Wexell
SteelCityInsider.com
Date: Aug 1, 2006
LATROBE – Fast Willie Parker was the camp phenom last year. This year the camp phenom just might be Fightin’ Willie Colon. The fourth-round draft pick opened eyes in the spring with his strength, aggressiveness and technique. Yesterday he opened eyes with his nasty attitude ...
In one-on-one line drills, Colon, the right tackle, stonewalled Haggans, the left outside linebacker, and a frustrated Haggans ripped Colon’s helmet off. The two stood a foot or so apart, ready to go at it as Colon nodded his head as if to say, bring it on. Haggans walked back to the line telling Colon they could go at any time, and Colon talked back in the affirmative.
Colon was sent back out for another rep, but Haggans was replaced – and the two exchanged a few more barbs from a further distance.
The smack talk continued a few plays later, after Haggans blew past Nick Hagemann, and, as Haggans began walking to the other field for 7-on-7 drills, Colon blew him a kiss amidst the threat of an all-out brouhaha. It wouldn’t have been Colon’s first.
http://story.scout.com/a.z?s=118&p=2&c=551927