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Offensive tackle
Cincinnati, Ohio
Anderson
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Anderson
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- Ht:6'7"
- Wt:275 lbs
- Class:2010 (High School)
Andrew Norwell highlights 34 videos available »
College Choices
| School | Interest | Offer | Visit | Recruited by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio State | COMMITTED (02/4/2009) | Offered | None | John Peterson |
| Cincinnati | None | Offered | None | Duke | None | Offered | None |
| Illinois | None | Offered | None | Mike Woodford | Indiana | None | Offered | None |
| Notre Dame | None | Offered | None | Stanford | None | Offered | None |
Scouting Report on Andrew Norwell
How we scouted: Film footage, In-person visits, Game setting, Campby Barry Every - 08/17/2009- Speed
- Size
- Strength
- Agility
- Foot Quickness
On the Hoof: Probably closer to 6 feet 5, 290 pounds, Norwell has long arms and the frame to add at least 20-25 more pounds. Norwell also just looks plain mean.
Needs Improvement: Improving the quickness of his pass set, and just getting more reps as a pass blocker. Norwell needs to work some on hip and knee flexibility.
Most Impressive: Does a nice job of keeping his feet moving after contact and using his long arms as battering rams to keep defenders at bay. Norwell is also a very nasty player and loves nothing better than to drive defenders to the ground and give them a few extra shots while they are down.
Conclusion: Almost a guarantee to redshirt, giving him time to fill out and learn the left tackle position. He probably will not have a major impact until his second or third season but still expect him to develop into an NFL-caliber offensive lineman.
Needs Improvement: Improving the quickness of his pass set, and just getting more reps as a pass blocker. Norwell needs to work some on hip and knee flexibility.
Most Impressive: Does a nice job of keeping his feet moving after contact and using his long arms as battering rams to keep defenders at bay. Norwell is also a very nasty player and loves nothing better than to drive defenders to the ground and give them a few extra shots while they are down.
Conclusion: Almost a guarantee to redshirt, giving him time to fill out and learn the left tackle position. He probably will not have a major impact until his second or third season but still expect him to develop into an NFL-caliber offensive lineman.
Barry Every is a Football Recruiting Analyst for Rivals.com. He has worked in the recruiting offices for Mark Richt at the University of Georgia, Bobby Bowden at Florida State University and Mack Brown at the University of North Carolina
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| Category rankings: Offensive linemen11/15/2009 Rivals.com Football Recruiting We've selected the best prospects in each specific category for every position and ranked them. Seantrel Henderson, the nation's No. 1-ranked prospect, ranks in the top two in three different categories for his position. Rivals.com recruiting analyst Barry Every breaks down the offensive linemen. | ||
| Norwell is an Army All-American | 10/26/2009 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting |
| Ohio: Recruiting Buzz | 10/22/2009 | QueenCityHigh.com |
| Norwell Lost For Season | 9/23/2009 | QueenCityHigh.com |
| QCH: Top Offensive Linemen | 8/20/2009 | QueenCityHigh.com |
| Ga., Ohio and N.C. state rankings released | 7/31/2009 | Rivals.com Football Recruiting |
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