Oldgoldandwhite
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Hey, this is the Internet. There are hundreds of coaches on here that have never lost a game!I would wait until spring to make any charts.
Hey, this is the Internet. There are hundreds of coaches on here that have never lost a game!I would wait until spring to make any charts.
I still don't get the hype for Quaide. I just don't see him ever playing as long as we have mills, but I guess none of us have really seen him play muchI think everyone is over looking the Dynamic Duo. Quaide and Contrell!
I still don't get the hype for Quaide. I just don't see him ever playing as long as we have mills, but I guess none of us have really seen him play much
Agree.....I really think Lucas Johnson will be the best qb next fall. Truly dual threat will open up offense... I hope!
I said the same thing about Laskey a few years back.I still don't get the hype for Quaide. I just don't see him ever playing as long as we have mills, but I guess none of us have really seen him play much
I said the same thing about Laskey a few years back.
I know you meant laskey, but this made me laugh!Ladies returned punts as a freshman and was athletic enough to play safety.
The unstoppable plays drawn up. If only......LOLHey, this is the Internet. There are hundreds of coaches on here that have never lost a game!
Good thoughts. Thank youWhere I have a high level of confidence:
The OL has proven themselves capable this season and they are young. If they work as hard this off season as last, it should be a good year up front.
MJ and DM both running on the inside will be very hard to stop. When you have a physical QB who can run between the tackles and a real good runner at BB, it changes what the defense can do. Those two guys will make each other better. Run outs from the middle like the VT game will be more common. (will DM still be here?)
Our ABs are the best combo of running and receiving players yet. To date, they are far from the best at blocking. I am hoping that another year of experience helps. Things were a little better against the leg humpers. Maybe we can build on it.
Our WRs are coming along even though not dominant. They are catching the ball, even if they don't get separation without the DBs eyes in our backfield.
The back end (safeties) of our defense should be pretty good.
Where I have less confidence:
Along the DL there are huge questions. I have to believe Adams beats out KCH. He was simply getting pushed around too much this year. Will Jordan Woods make an impact? Will Branch progress? Will Keshun finally make a jump? To me, Simmons is the brightest spot from this season, but even he struggles when they run at him. The good news is the bar can't really be lowered any further from where it has been. It will either be more of the same or somewhat better. C'mon Brandon, get yourself in great shape!
At LB we have some good athletes who haven't yet convinced me they know what they are doing. Returning, we have BM who has had some good and bad moments, but is too slow to be a major force. Who is going to emerge as both hostile and reliable?
We still have matchup problems due to a lack of length in the secondary and speed at LB.
TaQuon played some
Benson redshirted last year.
I particularly agree with you on MJ and DM. Those two will offer a dynamic of this offense more similar to the Nesbit/JD days. Josh and Dwyer really fed off each other. Both could both punish a defense inside at any given time. Not saying Mills is Dwyer, just similar in style. The speed and allusiveness our AB's are now could really make the offense a lot different from last year. Power football with the big outside runs. The OL will have plenty of exp.Where I have a high level of confidence:
The OL has proven themselves capable this season and they are young. If they work as hard this off season as last, it should be a good year up front.
MJ and DM both running on the inside will be very hard to stop. When you have a physical QB who can run between the tackles and a real good runner at BB, it changes what the defense can do. Those two guys will make each other better. Run outs from the middle like the VT game will be more common. (will DM still be here?)
Our ABs are the best combo of running and receiving players yet. To date, they are far from the best at blocking. I am hoping that another year of experience helps. Things were a little better against the leg humpers. Maybe we can build on it.
Our WRs are coming along even though not dominant. They are catching the ball, even if they don't get separation without the DBs eyes in our backfield.
The back end (safeties) of our defense should be pretty good.
Where I have less confidence:
Along the DL there are huge questions. I have to believe Adams beats out KCH. He was simply getting pushed around too much this year. Will Jordan Woods make an impact? Will Branch progress? Will Keshun finally make a jump? To me, Simmons is the brightest spot from this season, but even he struggles when they run at him. The good news is the bar can't really be lowered any further from where it has been. It will either be more of the same or somewhat better. C'mon Brandon, get yourself in great shape!
At LB we have some good athletes who haven't yet convinced me they know what they are doing. Returning, we have BM who has had some good and bad moments, but is too slow to be a major force. Who is going to emerge as both hostile and reliable?
We still have matchup problems due to a lack of length in the secondary and speed at LB.
Autocorrect!I know you meant laskey, but this made me laugh!
We still have matchup problems due to a lack of length in the secondary and speed at LB.
He had plenty of opportunities. He was thrown at a lot.While I agree somewhat with this statement, I did find it interesting that Lance Austin led the ACC in passes defended this year.
we need to add additional options with additional laterals. no one could stop us they have a hard enough time stopping 3.The unstoppable plays drawn up. If only......LOL
Do they keep track of pass not defended?While I agree somewhat with this statement, I did find it interesting that Lance Austin led the ACC in passes defended this year.
Do they keep track of pass not defended?