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<blockquote data-quote="bobongo" data-source="post: 685738" data-attributes="member: 3893"><p>I wasn't going to say anything, but there's potential to go from dismal to respectable in one year on OL, and thus on the entire offense. Cooper coming back, everybody a year older and stronger, help from transfers and freshmen, some great coaching and you just never know. The potential for massive improvement in one season is what makes college football so dynamic, and that potential may just be viable this year on the OL.</p><p></p><p>If Gibbs joins Mason and Gibbs to share duties in the backfield, and with plenty of talent at receiver, along with a QB with a year under his belt & talent competing for the job, we could turn this whole ship around a lot faster than most expect. We were really young last year and the important players are back a year older with plenty coming in to augment that. I'm not counting on a miracle, but you just never know. The pieces could be falling into place faster than we think.</p><p></p><p>6-6 wouldn't disappoint me but I see potential for better this year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobongo, post: 685738, member: 3893"] I wasn't going to say anything, but there's potential to go from dismal to respectable in one year on OL, and thus on the entire offense. Cooper coming back, everybody a year older and stronger, help from transfers and freshmen, some great coaching and you just never know. The potential for massive improvement in one season is what makes college football so dynamic, and that potential may just be viable this year on the OL. If Gibbs joins Mason and Gibbs to share duties in the backfield, and with plenty of talent at receiver, along with a QB with a year under his belt & talent competing for the job, we could turn this whole ship around a lot faster than most expect. We were really young last year and the important players are back a year older with plenty coming in to augment that. I'm not counting on a miracle, but you just never know. The pieces could be falling into place faster than we think. 6-6 wouldn't disappoint me but I see potential for better this year. [/QUOTE]
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