Perhaps Swella can submit his resume as our new strength and conditioning coach.

This is my BEFORE photo:



Unfortunately, I can't post my AFTER photo because I am so huge any photo that would do me justice exceeds the Ramblermania size limitation for images.

A good win for certain. It was good to see an active student section. One thing that stood out to me is O'Leary. I like his upside, but the kid has got to take weight training seriously. He needs to get stronger to be a force at the D1 level. Perhaps Swella can submit his resume as our new strength and conditioning coach. He will have to get past Gracie first.

I'll agree with you 100% that O'Leary still needs to add more muscle. But to say he needs to start taking weight training seriously is way off base - he worked as hard as anyone on the team in the weight room this summer and ate 4000-5000 calories daily trying to add bulk. He was able to add 20 pounds of muscle this offseason, but he will likely never be a physical specimen like Osborne who can bang inside all day. Just not his body type; he's more of a finesse player. But believe me, he takes the weight room very seriously.

I'll agree with you 100% that O'Leary still needs to add more muscle. But to say he needs to start taking weight training seriously is way off base - he worked as hard as anyone on the team in the weight room this summer and ate 4000-5000 calories daily trying to add bulk. He was able to add 20 pounds of muscle this offseason, but he will likely never be a physical specimen like Osborne who can bang inside all day. Just not his body type; he's more of a finesse player. But believe me, he takes the weight room very seriously.