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<blockquote data-quote="daBuzz" data-source="post: 73650" data-attributes="member: 56"><p>My thoughts:</p><p>1. I thought JT looked pretty good. I had heard from the coaches that he had a good arm but he put more zip on the ball than I expected. AAMOF, my biggest concern (and it's small) with him is that I want to see him put some air under the long ball and let his receiver run to the ball. On all 3 long overthrows on that one drive, he tried to throw a line drive 40 - 50 yards down field. But I'd rather have that problem than have an issue with arm strength. Touch can be taught...velocity cannot.</p><p>2. B-backs: I like ZL but he's not a game changer. I really hope Leggett can get his act together very quickly.</p><p>3. A-backs: I thought they looked pretty good....especially Bostic. I think he's the only one of the group who will keep up with JT when they run the option to the outside. At one point, he was maintaining pitch relationship 10 - 15 yards downfield and I don't know that many of our A-backs can do that.</p><p>4. Defensive line: I thought Rook-Chungong had the best game of the bunch. But man I do think we should be worried about pass rush. I think we're going to have to bring the house a lot when we face passing teams because I don't think the front guys are going to get pressure.</p><p>5. Secondary: looked decent in run support but I don't think we have a true read on them yet because most teams are going to throw more than Wofford.</p><p></p><p>Overall: I think the offense has more potential than last year. Smelter has truly progressed and JT's speed and arm are going to mean some big plays this year if he can stay healthy. HOWEVER, I'd be telling a lie if I said I wasn't worried. Despite whatever might be said, Wofford is the weakest of the teams on our schedule this year. And that's not just my opinion...that opinion is shared by many in the program as well. </p><p></p><p>My biggest hope is that we simply overlooked them or were over confident or it was just first game jitters....or or or.....or something like that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="daBuzz, post: 73650, member: 56"] My thoughts: 1. I thought JT looked pretty good. I had heard from the coaches that he had a good arm but he put more zip on the ball than I expected. AAMOF, my biggest concern (and it's small) with him is that I want to see him put some air under the long ball and let his receiver run to the ball. On all 3 long overthrows on that one drive, he tried to throw a line drive 40 - 50 yards down field. But I'd rather have that problem than have an issue with arm strength. Touch can be taught...velocity cannot. 2. B-backs: I like ZL but he's not a game changer. I really hope Leggett can get his act together very quickly. 3. A-backs: I thought they looked pretty good....especially Bostic. I think he's the only one of the group who will keep up with JT when they run the option to the outside. At one point, he was maintaining pitch relationship 10 - 15 yards downfield and I don't know that many of our A-backs can do that. 4. Defensive line: I thought Rook-Chungong had the best game of the bunch. But man I do think we should be worried about pass rush. I think we're going to have to bring the house a lot when we face passing teams because I don't think the front guys are going to get pressure. 5. Secondary: looked decent in run support but I don't think we have a true read on them yet because most teams are going to throw more than Wofford. Overall: I think the offense has more potential than last year. Smelter has truly progressed and JT's speed and arm are going to mean some big plays this year if he can stay healthy. HOWEVER, I'd be telling a lie if I said I wasn't worried. Despite whatever might be said, Wofford is the weakest of the teams on our schedule this year. And that's not just my opinion...that opinion is shared by many in the program as well. My biggest hope is that we simply overlooked them or were over confident or it was just first game jitters....or or or.....or something like that. [/QUOTE]
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