The operative phrase in this is "not a lot". We should be doing everything mentioned in the post " a lot". We would be much more unpredictable and much harder to stop.
He was in line to be WR #1 in 2019 when he got hurt. I think he would have had about the same number of receptions with either Paul or CDP (glad somebody came up with that; I never spell his name right) this year. But, yes, since the staff called his number, they get credit.
Doubt he had a commitable offer from bama. GT is more attractive than Kensucky.
Don't know what your career is but you certainly should have been a college football coach.
Well, corporate America, Telecomm, IT etc. But I did coach 7th and 8th graders a few years. I would love nothing better than to be a High School Football coach. Maybe since I am back in Georgia I can find an opportunity. I have just seen, played and studied a lot of football in my 59 years.
Brown was going to be a nonfactor moving forward. Nothing he did his freshman year required skill. It was run as fast as he could when the other team would stack the box to stop the only play we could run (a dive run play). He'd beat his coverage and Graham would throw a prayer and he would catch it. Once teams learned that he disappeared last year. Better QB, more weapons, and better oline. He was asked to actually play his position and he failed. Malachi Carter is 2x the receiver Brown is and will be. Camp is 3x the receiver. Browns only chance in the NFL is as a punt returner, or as a darren sproles type role. Collins could have gotten him there. Let him rot in ****ttty Columbus.
Like, at all.
So you are implying that Brown was limited in talent, a guy with 21 offers including Alabama. Which tells me after 2 years he was not developed....does not bode well for player development. I guess we expect to sign NFL ready players....lol...never going to happen. Sims will be an interesting point of data to judge the current staff on player development.
Brown had a total of 2 catches for 14 yards against Va Tech and UGa. If he could outrun DBs from lesser talented teams on fly patterns he was dangerous. When he couldn't, he was too small to be effective in going up and getting the ball against bigger defenders. Once again, you want to criticize the coaches, but it's a matter of talent--which you never seem to understand. I guess the coaches were supposed to develop him into being 6'3". Like other positions on this team, he saw the handwriting on the wall about playing time as we recruited better players, so he hit the transfer portal. He will get more PT at SC, which is hurting for receivers. Can't blame him for going there.
As I have said, this is the year. We will see about talent level and player development, the latter which is more important to building a winning team. He will have had 3 years.
curious to say that AB was not a good fit....as he was recruited by Collins, not a CPJ recruit. Does this imply that recruiting should now also be questioned....
Um, we lose AB and get one WR that is one inch taller and weighs 10 more pounds, and was rated lower.....Kyric McGowan...from Northwestern