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Pretty ballsy for the staff to give him the opportunity this deep into the season. Just not meant to be this year for him to play unless there are too many injuries to overcome by the current BBack corp.
Look fellas, he was given a chance this week and didn't make the cut. But I guess it's coach's fault. Contrary to popular opinion, coach doesn't like to lose.
So next year when we loose 7 5th year seniors at bb and ab , the standards we use will change?
I want to win today too.We should consider winning next year a little more. Next year if we do well against ND And FSU it will advance the program tremendously - the opposite is true as well. We need as much experience as possible next year.
Also - letting him play will send a positive message to the 2015 ab and bb recruits = don't be induced to de commit for promises of playing time elsewhere - we are planning on figuring away for you to play next year!
Let's swarm !
So next year when we loose 7 5th year seniors at bb and ab , the standards we use will change?
I want to win today too.We should consider winning next year a little more. Next year if we do well against ND And FSU it will advance the program tremendously - the opposite is true as well. We need as much experience as possible next year.
Also - letting him play will send a positive message to the 2015 ab and bb recruits = don't be induced to de commit for promises of playing time elsewhere - we are planning on figuring away for you to play next year!
Let's swarm !
Obviously coach thinks playing Legitt doesn't help the team. We have a chance at a special season this year. If a guy is more of a potential liability than an asset it would be foolish to play him. That goes for any player, not just redshirts.So next year when we loose 7 5th year seniors at bb and ab , the standards we use will change?
I want to win today too.We should consider winning next year a little more. Next year if we do well against ND And FSU it will advance the program tremendously - the opposite is true as well. We need as much experience as possible next year.
Also - letting him play will send a positive message to the 2015 ab and bb recruits = don't be induced to de commit for promises of playing time elsewhere - we are planning on figuring away for you to play next year!
Let's swarm !
Paul also played Vad last year. I have a hard time believing Justin would have played any worse than Vad after 3-4 games.Looks like he hasn't earned the right to play. This isn't a every guy gets a trophy league. Reality sucks and that reality is Connors gives us a better chance to win. This is from PJ who sees these guys every day.
What exact series or situation do you pencil in the true freshman to get plays at a critical ball handling position?
We have rarely had a possession this year where we were even two scores up on an opponent. In fact, I suspect we have not had ten possessions where we had a three score lead all year. So where are the opportunities to get loads of skill position freshmen game experience? The staff has already played as many or more freshmen than every other season.
College coaches rate "experience for next year" very low on their list of reasons for making any in-game personnel decisions as they should. We really only care about a win or a loss each and every week.
I'm hearing the opposite. Don't think he's going to waste his redshirt.Not sure.
Could hear today.
Fwiw, I hear he's likely to play.
Obviously coach thinks playing Legitt doesn't help the team. We have a chance at a special season this year. If a guy is more of a potential liability than an asset it would be foolish to play him. That goes for any player, not just redshirts.
It's hard to have an opinion on this when we're not at practice. What if he's bumbling around, not knowing what hole to hit, who to block, coughing up the ball? Maybe he's just not ready and if we throw him in there he'll cost us a game? Our O ain't the easiest in the world to learn and perfect. It requires precision and timing as well as knowing where to go. I'll defer to the coaches on this one.While I certainly understand the reason for redshirts, with the number of kids that don't even make it to their SO or JR years (due to suspension, academics, etc.) I wouldn't mind seeing us burn some reds even if it means playing a guy only a few plays a game.
ETA: Heck maybe playing some of these FR will help them focus on akademiks more as times get tougher.
Look fellas, he was given a chance this week and didn't make the cut. But I guess it's coach's fault. Contrary to popular opinion, coach doesn't like to lose.
That is a valid point.Cheese
Agree with you, but am disappointed and a bit scared about next year's starter at BB (him or a rookie) with zero game experience and a tough schedule, yikes!
It's hard to have an opinion on this when we're not at practice. What if he's bumbling around, not knowing what hole to hit, who to block, coughing up the ball? Maybe he's just not ready and if we throw him in there he'll cost us a game? Our O ain't the easiest in the world to learn and perfect. It requires precision and timing as well as knowing where to go. I'll defer to the coaches on this one.