Thick, Quick and Nasty!

Bill Nagy, the #12 offensive line prospect, in the Midwest, according to Scout.com, will see his ranking bumped up into the “Top 10” in August. Nagy has been impressive on film, at combines and at summer camps. Several schools have offered him a scholarship and it’s likely that he’ll give his verbal commitment before the start of his senior season.

Bill Nagy will be a three-year varsity starter on both sides of the ball in 2005. The 6-foot-4, 299-pounder, from Hudson, Ohio is a multi-sport athlete that also excelled in baseball before giving that sport up to concentrate on football.

WATCH NAGY ON FILM and you’ll see a big man that’s flexible, has good knee bend and he finishes. The later being the best of Nagy’s traits. Nagy projects as a guard or center at the next level and his future is definitely bright.

Wisconsin, Illinois, Cincinnati, Syracuse, Indiana, Toledo, Vanderbilt, Northwestern, Duke and Louisville have all offered Nagy a scholarship.

“We’ve kind of shut things down here in July,” said Bill Nagy Sr., the father of offensive lineman, Bill Nagy.

“Bill isn’t talking to a whole lot of people this month. We’ve made a lot of visits and have been to a lot of camps. Talking to the other recruits and their parents has been something that we have really enjoyed.”

Does Mr. Nagy’s son have a leader at this point?

“I can tell you as his father that Bill has his schools that he’s looking at. He would like to make a commitment before the start of his senior season.

“On August 1st, we’re going to Illinois to meet with Mr. (Ron) Zook and his staff and after that we’re going to Wisconsin. The plan is to make a commitment before the season.”

Bill Nagy is the only freshman ever moved up to the varsity at Hudson. The school that does get Nagy’s verbal commitment will get a strong, tough, offensive lineman with good speed and a nasty streak.