All the WR are faster than bear . The other we won't know till the lights are on..Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
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All the WR are faster than bear . The other we won't know till the lights are on..Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
No. He and Jenkins both out .Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Good thing with that is lots of guys getting reps ..
Corrrect. And I guess That ****stick has a bad taste in his mouth from TG leaving .Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew
But was told there are few avenues Shaq can take , if he wants to be here in the end I see him here . No matter what the **** Bobby P tries to do
Good stuff, Ari. Appreciate the update.
If our OL can be serviceable we have a chance to win 8-9 games IMO. If our OL isn't very good it is going to be another 6 maybe 7 win season. Not quite as worried about our WRs as I think someone will step up. I think our defense will be improved but I still worry about our secondary.
Spring ball is like fall baseball it is hard to really get a good feel for what we will look like come fall. Thanks for the report, if Fitz continues to improve as a passer and the OL holds up the next two years could be enjoyable.
The OL is also blocking for the best playmaker at QB in the SEC and a RB that weighs more than 150lb and doesn't have concrete shoes. The OL will look better just from those 2 things. Mullen didn't do them any favors with the play calling and what players were on the field in certain plays. I just thank God that Mullen can't call any more up the gut plays for Holloway. Holloway has to be the toughest SOB on the team to have survived it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BB30
Solid report and observations from somebody with their toes in the Pacific OceanQuote:
Originally Posted by Ari Gold
The OL wasn't the reason that we won 6 games last year. The defense being ranked 119th in the country was. We will score enough points to beat everyone outside of LSU and Alabama. The question is will we be able to stop anyone? Early returns look promising.Quote:
Originally Posted by BB30
I hope you're right but Dan's usually good for about 4 games of 20 or less (and usually 17 or less) points each year. The D better play pretty good in this day and age to win those low scoring games. So we will see.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
That's what private jets are for..Quote:
Originally Posted by Offshore Dawg
Good (free) Stewart Reese article from Paul Jones
Reese has lost 50 lbs and may be our starting RT this season. His little bro is a national recruit too!
Really hard for me to see Reese on the outside. But anything that would keep Jenkins at LG works for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cary Hudson's little bro
You just think Petrino's pissed now. Wait until he sees Sirmon's defense in a game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ari Gold
Likely IMO
LT: Rankin
LG: Jenkins
C: Calhoun
RG: D. Williams
RT: Reese
Eiland 1st up at tackle reserve
Champion and Story can play both G/T
Moon may get some snaps at C/RG/RT
Is Suggs a RS for certain? Any word on cooper's academic progress?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cary Hudson's little bro
Champion and Story can't play both. They are inside guys. I doubt Williams starts at RG. If Moon had a chance to get snaps at Center, then I would think they would work him a ton there in the spring instead of Rankin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cary Hudson's little bro
Sometimes Hev likes to work his RT at LT in the spring. He did this last year with Senior and he's done it with other players. I would not be surprised if Reese starts at RG and Eiland at RT. At least I hope Eiland is good enough to start at RT. He's not there yet, but maybe he will be in the fall.