Recent content by Mechaniik

Maybe not yet - it was near the end of the broadcast, just after they interviewed CPJ.

I loved the interview with Brad at the end - it was genuinely heart-warming stuff. There are definitely a lot of seniors on the team - including TaQuan, Anree, Johnson, etc. - who deserve credit for sticking with it when things got tough!

When teams are getting beaten badly that's what tends to happen - it doesn't matter how fired up you are.

A rocket toss to J.J. Green.

Player Rankings Enough about the class as a whole, how would I rank the individual players? Bear in mind that I am comparing to the average power 5 recruit (in my minds eye, a high 3-star with about 5-6 p5 offers), which is a very high standard - they all have good highlights tapes and are all...

(post split into two parts because of character limit) Class Analysis Now that the 2016 class is finished I thought it would be interesting to assess it both in comparison with previous classes and in terms of its relationship to its peers this year. Firstly, though I would just like to point...

MBob messed up, FWIW, is shorthand for 'he wasn't willing to hand boosters control of the program.'

Was last year not real football?

Lol, seriously, JT has played fine this year, he definitely isn't the problem. It's also amazing how people show less 'leadership' when the players around them are less talented and/or younger.

Thomas, White (dropped pick against UNC aside), Jeune, Marcus Marshall, Gray, Mitchell, Gamble, Bryan (for a freshman). Maybe Marcordes, but I haven't been watching the LBs too closely.

Where is this idea that Lands-Davis has shown incredible athleticism coming from? He has run good routes, shown good hands and has good size, but in terms of burst when running, Lynch (who isn't a great runner by any means) and both Marshalls have shown more than him; his stats for the year are...

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Gotsis and D.J. White definitely should be. Golden, Milton and Hunt could be. Marcordes might be if he has a good year.

Also, since the triple option makes linebackers flow towards the line of scrimmage, short passes are the ones they find easiest to cover, as they are already relatively near the area where curls/outs are run. Meanwhile, longer passes attack the place they find it hardest to get to (that is, they...

According to Sagarin, Colgate is a little better than Alcorn, but they are in roughly the same neighbourhood (#195 versus #201) http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf/sagarin