Kylin Hill considering opting out

[ZedFedder]

Kylin is going to have a really complicated legacy at MSU.

[ShotgunDawg]

Kylin is going to have a really complicated legacy at MSU.

What's complicated about it?

I don't see it as complicated at all

[DownwardDawg]

What's complicated about it?

I don't see it as complicated at all

I agree. If he does opt out at this point, he'll hardly be remembered in a few years. I don't think anyone will ever discuss his legacy at State.

[FISHDAWG]

What's complicated about it?

I don't see it as complicated at all

I don't see the "Legacy"

[Lord McBuckethead]

Kylin is going to have a really complicated legacy at MSU.

It's not complicated. I love Kylin. Love that he chose to play at MSU. He has all the talent in the world, and he has been living off of that talent for 3 years now. He shouldn't have been starting ahead of Aeris during Aeris' senior season. That is a simple fact. Kylin is explosive, but not so much from the sideline. His pad level is pretty bad for an every down back.

Like I said, I love the dude but somewhere about 2 years ago it seems like his ego started writing checks his work ethic couldn't cash. I wish him all the luck in the world, and I hope he goes to the NFL and has a 10 year career with an exciting team that wins championships. I hate that he had three head coaches during his time here, but it is what it is.

[Bothrops]

I support this decision if true. Sometimes this is the best move for everyone. We have RB's.

[Captain Falcon]

Kylin is going to have a really complicated legacy at MSU.

Oh yes. From a talent stand point I think he?s one of our most gifted backs ever. And he did have a very productive 2019. But between how he and Aeris were used in 2018 and whatever the heck his 2020 has been, yeah there is a lot to unpack with him.

I do feel bad that he had to deal with three different coaching staffs in four years. But there are other things within his control that he has handled maybe not so great.

[ZedFedder]

Oh yes. From a talent stand point I think he?s one of our most gifted backs ever. And he did have a very productive 2019. But between how he and Aeris were used in 2018 and whatever the heck his 2020 has been, yeah there is a lot to unpack with him.

I do feel bad that he had to deal with three different coaching staffs in four years. But there are other things within his control that he has handled maybe not so great.

These are my thoughts exactly. This is why, Shotgun.

[Lord McBuckethead]

These are my thoughts exactly. This is why, Shotgun.

Aeris should have started Joe's first year.

[dawgday166]

Aeris should have started Joe's first year.

Yep ... cost us at least 3 games.

[Leeshouldveflanked]

According to Rosebowl

Opted out or Tapped out?

[Jacksondevildog]

Did he tap his helmet when he opted out?

[TNDawg35]

Did he tap his helmet when he opted out?

I believe Leach tapped it for him...

[ScottH]

Regardless of Hill's opt out being optional or not, I think we'll see more players across the college landscape opt out as the season progresses.

[Lord McBuckethead]

He kind of already opted out since the LSU game.

[Medic601]

He has lost the fan base and seemingly the coaching staff as well... everyone is over his antics.

[chef dixon]

No need to pile on him especially as grown men. He's still a kid at the end of the day and he did put in a lot of work for MSU over the years. Hope he learns from his experiences and goes on to be successful.

[MafiaDawg]

A first round draft pick ?opts out?. kylin is being a loser and quitting. Let?s call it what it is please.

[Coach34]

Kylin was a mid-round draft pick at best- thats why he returned. Leach finally had enough. I support this move in year 1. Set the tone and people will get in line or eliminate themselves.

[ShotgunDawg]

Kylin was a mid-round draft pick at best- thats why he returned. Leach finally had enough. I support this move in year 1. Set the tone and people will get in line or eliminate themselves.

We agree