I believe that's a product of being a RPO offense.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
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I believe that's a product of being a RPO offense.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
And this was a major mistakeQuote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
Also don't know who making the call, Huff or JoMo, on starting RB. Aries is an every down (complete) RB. We could plainly see Hill wasn't ready and pass protection suffered. Hill should have been the change of pace RB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew
Although still off topic: Like the post you're replying to, it has to do with scheme. In our offense, Hill is a better fit. If the rb is a home run threat that takes at least 1, probably 2 defenders out of the equation (if it works correctly, same as blocking that guy).Quote:
Originally Posted by BhamDawg205
As far as OL recruitment, in Mullen's offense we ran a lot of zone blocking schemes with the passing game. 6'8 350 can develop in that system, but the current offense works better with agility guys that can change direction. Each has there own advantage but you have to give it the time to develop. I think it's smart bc we have had the physicality to get us close, but adding scheme and agility is the best way for us to take another step forward.
You the real MVP! Well said brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ari Gold
I think everyone is upset because they feel we could have landed Gray if we were all in and made him the priority from the beginning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphadog2017
Exactly....for 2019 everyone was saying we were only taking one RB and that would be Emery. It felt like we quit recruiting Gray. For 2020 we have a similar situation with 5* Tyree and 4* Marks. This time we are not holding back on either. Hopefully Marks commits to us soon and we can stay in the hunt for Tyree as the process plays out.Quote:
Originally Posted by msudawglb
If true, fail by the staff. Not sure it's true though bc just like pulling emery from LSU was gonna be tough, so would pulling gray from TennesseeQuote:
Originally Posted by msudawglb
Gray never was interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by msudawglb
Watching the all star game. Jack Harris and Cunningham are impressive (as you can be in this rain).
Just turned it there. There no offensive talent in this game? LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
just not true....Gray was on campus numerous times during the spring and Huff visited him in Tn also...then we went all in on Emery and he never really gave us a second look.....but that?s history, let?s pull Marks and/or Tyree and we will be in great shapeQuote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
im telling you, Gray had just about zero interest. Had nothing to do with Emery.
Flooding. And a running clock.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Any rumors about the visits?
Yeah, I was expecting a couple commits and flips our way today. MSU is trending with our targets right now.
I said earlier this week that we could get commitments this week & they not go public this weekend. We only have 3 uncommitted guys on campus & we know Ealy isn't doing anything anytime soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
Yep, why show your hand. Let the other schools keep wasting time for the next week+. I always thought it would ve better for a commit to stay completely quite about a commit and/or flip. Wasting other teams time is the best thing they could do to help #hailstate. That is, unless you are so highly recruited, your decision could bring ither key players with you.
Ealy is either going to the MLB or Clemson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ifyouonlyknew
We would have taken Grays commit at any time if he wanted to commit . We were recruiting him as hard as anyone was based on his interest in us .
All this shit about only on RB and we chased away other Good RB is false and stupid