How did you feel sleeping on it? And also what's the potential return policy on it in comparison to competitors? I'm looking for a new bed myself as mine is starting to make the carpeted floor more appealing..
I'll be honest, I tune out sponsorships as much as the next guy, but I moved to Ohio eight months ago and I've been sleeping on just a twin XL mattress on the floor the whole time. It's about time I upgrade to a queen bed, so this sponsorship was a real breath of fresh air to me!
My highschool teammate Jo'Lonn Dunbar was in this class, had a very stellar college career at BC, went undrafted in '08, made the saints team, had a killer block for Reggie Bush on a punt return that was SC top 10, won a Superbowl and lasted 8 seasons for the saints and rams. I wonder where he was ranked this year. Shout out to my boy though, made Syracuse NY proud
Shout out to your buddy mate. I've had a couple family members make it to the league, one being cut in preseason and never getting back. It's so difficult to stay in the league, especially when your calls dry up. So real respect to him.
I knew instantly Patrick Willis would be the “highlight” at the end about how the scouts are wrong and then you used my favorite highlight of his. That hit against lsu was legendary
Top recruits of all time in every state? That would be epic, though I'm sure some states would be a who's who to sort through while others would be easy.
@@FeR-kt1jt oh for sure lol. That's what I mean though, it'd be a huge project. He'd probably have to break it up into chunks of like 10-15 states at a time.
Yeah he had over 10000 career all purpose yards and 58 career touchdowns. He was no scrub whatsoever. People expected him to be Emmitt Smith but in reality there's much more than that that goes into NFL success: scheme, training, injuries, etc. If Reggie had been drafted by the Vikings, I have no doubt he'd be almost as successful as AD bc he's have been in a run-first offense
One of my favorite things is how you introduce each name so dramatically, and when you introduce guys like Greg Olsen, it sounds cold and badass, but then with other guys I'm just like "who the heck is Kyle Wright?" Lol
Reggies high school and college highlights are UNREAL to this day. Never seen an RB play like him in college since. Dude was right out of a video game.
Reggie bush and Alex smith from Helix High in San Diego really had all the love from the city! I remember my friend flexing on everybody w a saints jersey right when he got drafted lol SD legend !!
Always fun to see a story like this, where the best player from the class winds up being someone graded as a 2 star recruit. All those who saw thru that grade and said "Sign him for crying out loud" deserved a raise lol. Cause he was an absolute beast in college and the pros.
I know this is a football channel, but this was also a legendary basketball year. 2003 NBA Draft had LeBron, Carmelo Anthony, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh, and some others I don’t remember off the top of my head
A buddy in my platoon in the Marine Corp went to high school with Reggie Bush, he said he was such a good dude and obviously unreal on the football field. He said everyone knew he was going to be in the NFL. RB at USC was something else and i agree we have never seen a player like him since in college ball.
Being from San Diego and have gone to the same HS as Reggie bush, Reggie was a icon for the San Diego football scene back when I was kid, forever a 619 legend
Even if he didn't live up to the hype, Reggie Bush having 10k all purpose is nothing to sneeze at. I'm glad he got those years in Miami and Detroit though to prove he could be a bellcow back. Because of those years, we never questioned if he could do it. Only unfortunately, why he couldn't do it more. Or why he didn't do enough. But most players would dream to have the career he had, let alone the fan fare he entered the league with. The bat moment in the playoffs with the Saints is one of the best pre game playoff moments of the last 20 years as a non Saints fan. When he was told to inform they were bringing the wood to that game, it was like wow okay these aren't your same Sorry ol' Saints.
Need to do class of 04’. Thats my year. I played against rb/fb brock bollin. He ended up playing for the jags for a few years but cant remeber what rank he was in hs. Great video as always sir
He retired at the correct time. You can make #wealth other ways but once you get #CTE, Elon Musks, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates & Warren Buffet money combined canNOT help your #health.
#Blessings to the #OliverFamily. Paul Oliver was from Kennesaw, GA (North ATL suburb) where I live currently. His 2 older brothers and a few of his high school football teammates played in the same flag football league as myself when he committed suicide. I didn’t know Paul but I felt totally crushed for his family as they resided only a few miles from where our league games were played.
Angelo State is in San Angelo. WHOLE different can of worm to San Antonio. I went to ASU 08-09. Only big time recruit I knew that went there was Jeremy Calhoun.
I remember watching a few ole miss games when i was in college…willis was a damn beast…crazy thing is he played with that cast on pretty much the whole season…
Yeah he’s only considered a bust because the expectation was for him to end up being a top 5 Running Back of all time. Anything less than being the next Barry Sanders and people would’ve called him a bust. But objectively, he had a very solid career. Had a few 1,000 yard seasons, consistently could catch the ball out of the backfield. He was a very solid 3 down back from like 2006-2012. I feel like his career is very underrated man, it’s sad.
Ernie Sims's juke at 14:52 was NASTY! He was completely facing the sideline and made dude think he was going to juke backwards even though there wasn't a hole to hit between the sideline and the defensive player
Good for Tony Hills, at least managing to serve a purpose for NFL teams for as long as he did considering all he went through. And I didn't realize Greg Olsen had such a slow start coming out of high school. Clearly he kept working hard despite the limiting reps in college. Boy, those mid-aughts USC teams were STACKED. Safe to say Pete Carroll knew (and still does know) talent when he sees it and plays the cards correctly more often than not.
Facts! His highlight tape back in the day, probably influenced thousands of kids games around the country. He had such an influence between like 2003-05.
Even though he wasn’t a starter, he spent 3 or so years with the Broncos and was there for Super Bowl 48 and 50. He made some great catches through the 2015 season on limited targets, and he gets to say he’s a Super Bowl champion 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I'd like to let it be known that shut down of calvin was a product of chan galiey and not paul oliver Many people close to that staff has said they were going to use him as a deycoy that game. just some context
I like this.I was in my early 20s but def tried to follow recruiting both bball and football during this time. Internet wasn't what it would become tho
I live in San Diego very close to Helix HS, where Reggie Bush played his high school ball. I was obviously too young to know this until know. Thanks for letting me know this lol
Maaaaaan… I could’ve gone all day without seeing that Patrick Willis tackle 😅😭 Still, this was one of the most interesting recruit videos. A lot of names I remember from college football, but couldn’t ever recall where they ended up. It’s crazy that Greg Olsen and Reggie Bush were the only two to make any kind of real professional impact.
I always liked Tony Hills Jr, even though he only gave Tech a passing glance. He was always polite and respectful to everyone he talked to, like an old fashion Texas gentleman. He came across as a professional, even in HS, mature beyond his years. That is not a disparaging remark to the typical recruit as they are just being 17 or 18 years old. I also appreciate his determination, even though it was at the evil empire. ;)
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How did you feel sleeping on it? And also what's the potential return policy on it in comparison to competitors? I'm looking for a new bed myself as mine is starting to make the carpeted floor more appealing..
I'll be honest, I tune out sponsorships as much as the next guy, but I moved to Ohio eight months ago and I've been sleeping on just a twin XL mattress on the floor the whole time. It's about time I upgrade to a queen bed, so this sponsorship was a real breath of fresh air to me!
Hey @KTO can you make a video on the kid at my school he is a sophmore qb that is a 4 star recruit and commuted to Oklahoma his name is Kevin Sperry
My highschool teammate Jo'Lonn Dunbar was in this class, had a very stellar college career at BC, went undrafted in '08, made the saints team, had a killer block for Reggie Bush on a punt return that was SC top 10, won a Superbowl and lasted 8 seasons for the saints and rams. I wonder where he was ranked this year. Shout out to my boy though, made Syracuse NY proud
As a Saints fan, Dunbar!!
Rivals says he was a high 3 star. No national rank, but recruited by UM and OSU so he wasn’t a scrub
@@evanmaunders5688 yo much appreciated on that research bro 💪🏾 he was a monster in highschool
Shout out to your buddy mate. I've had a couple family members make it to the league, one being cut in preseason and never getting back. It's so difficult to stay in the league, especially when your calls dry up. So real respect to him.
who dat⚜️
I knew instantly Patrick Willis would be the “highlight” at the end about how the scouts are wrong and then you used my favorite highlight of his. That hit against lsu was legendary
I think a video about "The Top Recruit from Every State" would be pretty interesting. Albeit a pretty massive undertaking I imagine.
Top recruits of all time in every state? That would be epic, though I'm sure some states would be a who's who to sort through while others would be easy.
TX alone would be crazy
@@FeR-kt1jt oh for sure lol. That's what I mean though, it'd be a huge project. He'd probably have to break it up into chunks of like 10-15 states at a time.
@@slaytallicadeththrax4547 who you got for TX?
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God, that tackle from Patrick Willis... Absolutely ruthless. 🤣
Willis was such a good LB, why couldn’t he play ten years? Damn you injuries!
From 2-Star recruit to pro football HOFer
Kto never disappoints
These recruits did
Nothing better to see after submitting an assignment
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He makes great videos.
Facts! Him & Flemlo make some really elite level videos. We need a collar or two from them.
RIP Paul Oliver. I still remember that INT he made against GA Tech while guarding Megatron that sealed the game.
Reggie honestly had a decent nfl career tbh. Especially when you include his receiving stats.
Yea frfr 💯💯 he came into the league at the wrong time
@@ArkelChatman45 straight up! If Reggie got drafted this year, he would be the top fantasy rb and top 5 in the League.
He should’ve been on a different team. The Saints were very much a pass offense with Drew Brees
Yeah he had over 10000 career all purpose yards and 58 career touchdowns. He was no scrub whatsoever. People expected him to be Emmitt Smith but in reality there's much more than that that goes into NFL success: scheme, training, injuries, etc. If Reggie had been drafted by the Vikings, I have no doubt he'd be almost as successful as AD bc he's have been in a run-first offense
Reggie was 15 years too early.
One of my favorite things is how you introduce each name so dramatically, and when you introduce guys like Greg Olsen, it sounds cold and badass, but then with other guys I'm just like "who the heck is Kyle Wright?" Lol
Reggies high school and college highlights are UNREAL to this day. Never seen an RB play like him in college since. Dude was right out of a video game.
If you want to see some really absurd college stats, look at Barry Sanders. No one will ever do what he did again
Greg Olson was also the first TE to ever have 3 straight 1,000 yard seasons.
Now there’s guys like Kelce doing it every year
@matthewmultiplayer5947 but it's crazy to think it had never been done before. By like Antonio Gates or Tony Gonzalez.
@@nasis18 gates wasn’t a yards man, and I think Gronk and Tony only had 2 years in a row.
Never heard of Paul Oliver until now... RIP
Reggie bush and Alex smith from Helix High in San Diego really had all the love from the city! I remember my friend flexing on everybody w a saints jersey right when he got drafted lol SD legend !!
Real talk, KTO, you can't miss with your videos! Keep up the great content! Also, thank you for your hard work.
Facts
You did it again! The way you end your videos is in a tier of its own
King of outros
Always fun to see a story like this, where the best player from the class winds up being someone graded as a 2 star recruit. All those who saw thru that grade and said "Sign him for crying out loud" deserved a raise lol. Cause he was an absolute beast in college and the pros.
You know it’s a good day when KTO uploads.
You know it’s a good day when my wife finally leaves for work
@@Sizzle-zv3cp bruh
@@Lionswinitall2025 I said what I said
For anybody that has not heard the 7th floor crew I highly encourage you to not listen to it without headphones
I know this is a football channel, but this was also a legendary basketball year. 2003 NBA Draft had LeBron, Carmelo Anthony, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh, and some others I don’t remember off the top of my head
Darko Milicic💀
Man anytime I see Patrick Willis I just get hyped and sad at the same time cuz I miss seeing that absolute monster play on Sunday's
KTOOOOOOOO!! Cool twist to look at recruits along their ways over years. Thanks for another banger sir!
A buddy in my platoon in the Marine Corp went to high school with Reggie Bush, he said he was such a good dude and obviously unreal on the football field. He said everyone knew he was going to be in the NFL. RB at USC was something else and i agree we have never seen a player like him since in college ball.
Ian Cunningham that played at the opposite tackle spot from Jorrie Adams is the Bears assistant GM now. Crazy
I still remember playing Madden back in the day and running with Reggie Bush. Dude was a cheat code
You could argue that Reggie Bush is the greatest running back in College Football history. He put up Video game stats at USC.
he’s the college football goat
You could make a strong case for Barry Sanders but Bush is on the shortlist for sure.
Look up Barry Sanders.
Look up Barry sanders
Herschel walker was better to
Being from San Diego and have gone to the same HS as Reggie bush, Reggie was a icon for the San Diego football scene back when I was kid, forever a 619 legend
Even if he didn't live up to the hype, Reggie Bush having 10k all purpose is nothing to sneeze at. I'm glad he got those years in Miami and Detroit though to prove he could be a bellcow back. Because of those years, we never questioned if he could do it. Only unfortunately, why he couldn't do it more. Or why he didn't do enough. But most players would dream to have the career he had, let alone the fan fare he entered the league with. The bat moment in the playoffs with the Saints is one of the best pre game playoff moments of the last 20 years as a non Saints fan. When he was told to inform they were bringing the wood to that game, it was like wow okay these aren't your same Sorry ol' Saints.
Bro, literally all of your videos are great.
Need to do class of 04’. Thats my year. I played against rb/fb brock bollin. He ended up playing for the jags for a few years but cant remeber what rank he was in hs. Great video as always sir
Don’t matter if you’re practice squad or full time starter. You made it and you’re making good money
I love the way you end your videos. The out music is spot on. Really gets me pumped up. Thanks for the great content. Keep it up KTO.
Always love the videos! Keep grinding brother, you know we got your back!!
Those outros always give me chills
KTO you have the best outros. That song along with whatever baller highlight you pair with it just works so well
Angelo State is in San Angelo, Texas- not San Antonio. Great video regardless!
Patrick Willis retired too early he was a monster back in the day.
He retired at the correct time.
You can make #wealth other ways but once you get #CTE, Elon Musks, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates & Warren Buffet money combined canNOT help your #health.
The biggest sin York commited at the head of the niners
I love watching these videos and being reminded of just seeing people’s greatness
Always get hyped with your closing music and highlight
Reggie was the perfect “modern era” receiving athletic back. He was ahead of his time.
Elite Video as always
#Blessings to the #OliverFamily.
Paul Oliver was from Kennesaw, GA (North ATL suburb) where I live currently. His 2 older brothers and a few of his high school football teammates played in the same flag football league as myself when he committed suicide.
I didn’t know Paul but I felt totally crushed for his family as they resided only a few miles from where our league games were played.
Man I loved watching Ernie Sims while he was at FSU. Still got my Ernie Sims Lions jersey.
I think I have watched 50 of your videos the the past 48 hours, all very well done!
KTO uploaded! Hooray!!!!!
Angelo State is in San Angelo. WHOLE different can of worm to San Antonio. I went to ASU 08-09. Only big time recruit I knew that went there was Jeremy Calhoun.
3 videos in 3 weeks from KTO. Life is good😎
Facts
Patrick willis made me fall in love with football…MLB will always be my favorite position to watch bc of him.
i love kto i love when kto uploads.
3:52 RIP PAUL OLIVER
Patrick Willis 😳 I swear he was my favorite player back then
I remember watching a few ole miss games when i was in college…willis was a damn beast…crazy thing is he played with that cast on pretty much the whole season…
Keep them coming KTO!!! Your the GOAT!!!
He never disappoints
Third leg Greg, the Goat
Crazy I went the same high school as Paul Oliver (15 years later) and never even heard of him or his story until now.
I dont believe that
Angelo state is in San Angelo, TX. Had a buddy attend college there.
Best football channel
Always love this channel
Yeah he’s only considered a bust because the expectation was for him to end up being a top 5 Running Back of all time. Anything less than being the next Barry Sanders and people would’ve called him a bust. But objectively, he had a very solid career. Had a few 1,000 yard seasons, consistently could catch the ball out of the backfield. He was a very solid 3 down back from like 2006-2012. I feel like his career is very underrated man, it’s sad.
Current Georgia coach, Kirby Smart, at 4:00
such a W channel bro u never miss
Angelo State is in San Angelo. That’s why it’s called Angelo State
A surprise addition to the recruit series. Nice.
laughing at the 9:00 minute mark. Talking about Miami but using a background of App State in Boone NC
Good video bro!!
Great video. Appreciate the content
Love the intro background, it’s my hometown of Longview, WA. Don’t move here we’re full.
Ernie Sims's juke at 14:52 was NASTY! He was completely facing the sideline and made dude think he was going to juke backwards even though there wasn't a hole to hit between the sideline and the defensive player
I love your videos so much
Good for Tony Hills, at least managing to serve a purpose for NFL teams for as long as he did considering all he went through.
And I didn't realize Greg Olsen had such a slow start coming out of high school. Clearly he kept working hard despite the limiting reps in college.
Boy, those mid-aughts USC teams were STACKED. Safe to say Pete Carroll knew (and still does know) talent when he sees it and plays the cards correctly more often than not.
My birth year love this content bro crazy to see how old things look film wise and to think I’m now 20 makes me feel old lol
People dont understand how big Reggie bush was in LA Kanye west even mentioned him in a song because he got with Kim k first 😮
He was arguably a bigger celebrity in college than the NFL
Literally best college player I’ve seen to this day
Reggie is still one of my favorite athletes to ever play a sport
Facts! His highlight tape back in the day, probably influenced thousands of kids games around the country. He had such an influence between like 2003-05.
I get chills from the outro music every time
3:52 that's my former highschool, Walton Raiders. Pretty crazy to see them in this.
You should do a video on every madden athlete and how their careers went after
Even though he wasn’t a starter, he spent 3 or so years with the Broncos and was there for Super Bowl 48 and 50. He made some great catches through the 2015 season on limited targets, and he gets to say he’s a Super Bowl champion 🙏🏻🙏🏻
You are definitely top 10 TH-camrs of all time
I'd like to let it be known that shut down of calvin was a product of chan galiey and not paul oliver Many people close to that staff has said they were going to use him as a deycoy that game. just some context
Sounds like you’re hating on a dead man
I like this.I was in my early 20s but def tried to follow recruiting both bball and football during this time. Internet wasn't what it would become tho
Dang had to watch bc I was born in 2003 and man insane video. Can’t believe that was 20 years ago.
I live in San Diego very close to Helix HS, where Reggie Bush played his high school ball. I was obviously too young to know this until know. Thanks for letting me know this lol
“ G-Reg, drop my drawers let her see my third leg 😂 🔥 “ 7th floor crew
KTO vids never miss
You should do one of ranking every top 10 player for every class
I found out about Seventh Floor Crew like 3 months ago and it blew my mind 😂😂
Angelo State University is in San Angelo, Tx, not San Antonio
5:55 must have misread your source, my guy. Angelo State is in San Angelo, which is over 200 miles from San Antonio. Lone Star Conference represent!
Maaaaaan… I could’ve gone all day without seeing that Patrick Willis tackle 😅😭 Still, this was one of the most interesting recruit videos. A lot of names I remember from college football, but couldn’t ever recall where they ended up. It’s crazy that Greg Olsen and Reggie Bush were the only two to make any kind of real professional impact.
Love these videos, but let’s be honest, the best part is always the end with the music and the highlight
Jesus, seeing the Parisi speed school in this is such a throwback
4:15 it takes WORK to shut down Calvin Johnson
13:25 that move gives me chills
Off the top Miami! Love it
That's how you tackle 👏🏾 💪🏾
Shout out to Reggie Bush for having a great career.
I finished school in Bama this year : J. Tussle was down there as well as Chad Jackson
North Florida Christian was never the same after Sims, but man was everyone terrified of playing them.
4:00 Kirby Smart cameo lol, funny how things work out
I always liked Tony Hills Jr, even though he only gave Tech a passing glance. He was always polite and respectful to everyone he talked to, like an old fashion Texas gentleman. He came across as a professional, even in HS, mature beyond his years. That is not a disparaging remark to the typical recruit as they are just being 17 or 18 years old. I also appreciate his determination, even though it was at the evil empire. ;)
The Bush Mister is the greatest college football player have ever seen in my life. Til this day no one has ever been more exciting.
Tbh that hit on Brady at the beginning would probably still be allowed today looked like shoulder to chest
No way. Would’ve been immediately flag just because of the reaction. Would’ve gotten dude for taunting. No way thts not getting called now a days
Absolutely not. Flags would fly for unesscessary roughness. It would probably get you kicked out