'11 OH RB Antwan Gilbert (Toledo Commit)
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--Gilbert had the most prolific season in school history, finishing with 2,531 yards rushing and 34 total touchdowns on his way to Southwest District Division II Co-Offensive Player of the Year and First-Team All-State honors.
http://www.tristatefootball.com/Articles.asp?ArticleID=1948
http://www.tristatefootball.com/Articles.asp?ArticleID=1948
#5 / Trotwood-Madison / Antwan Gilbert / RB / 5' 11" / 185# / Jr-2011/ 4.43-40 /*****2009- 13 games 313 carries for 2,576 yards & 32 TD's, 17 catches for 281 yards & 2 TD's. If you have not seen this rare back that comes along every Brandon Saine 4-5 years you must make the journey. Gilbert is hands down the best back in SWOF region in 2009, vision, speed, burst, balance whatever words you use to describe #5 as the complete package. DI schools that wait to offer or pull the trigger are missing out on a rare back that can make a short gain a score, Gilbert is a work horse that gets stronger with each carry wearing down the opponent! 1st Team All GWOC North, GWOC All Conference & GWOC Offensive Player of the Year & 1st Team DII All-Southwest District in 2009.
http://www.swohiofootball.com/index.php?p=1_24_2011-SWOF-100
http://www.swohiofootball.com/index.php?p=1_24_2011-SWOF-100
BearcatAlum1
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What are our chances here?
Gilbert is a stud. I'd love for him to commit to UC.
Gilbert is a stud. I'd love for him to commit to UC.
JasonS
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Nike Combine Overview from Columbus, OH
While Wasonga was the top back overall, Antwan Gilbert (5-11/185) of Trotwood-Madison in Ohio was easily the be receiving threat of the backs. He ran routes like a wide receiver, and he showed body control that let him adjust to a ball in the air. He has sticky hands and made it look easy to beat even the best linebackers during the passing segments. Gilbert was also elusive during the rushing portions of the camp, but it was as a receiving back that he was head and shoulders above the other running backs.
http://cincinnati.scout.com/2/967260.html
While Wasonga was the top back overall, Antwan Gilbert (5-11/185) of Trotwood-Madison in Ohio was easily the be receiving threat of the backs. He ran routes like a wide receiver, and he showed body control that let him adjust to a ball in the air. He has sticky hands and made it look easy to beat even the best linebackers during the passing segments. Gilbert was also elusive during the rushing portions of the camp, but it was as a receiving back that he was head and shoulders above the other running backs.
http://cincinnati.scout.com/2/967260.html
JasonS
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West Virginia has also offered.
JasonS
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Yeah I always go through the thread to see if we got all of them because we usually already have most of them.
psax889906
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Any word recently on Gilbert?
Racinejake
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Haven't heard anything on this kid. He's rated pretty well by both Scout and Rivals but really neither have much on him which seems strange. Scout's last update on him was from February. Someone on another board said they thought he might have grade issues but I have no idea if that's true or not.
psax889906
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Wouldn't surprise for a kid from Trotwood to have grade issues.
