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<blockquote data-quote="deeeznutz" data-source="post: 439527" data-attributes="member: 837"><p>KirVonte is flat out the best B.B. we’ve had since Dwyer, I think you’re greatly underestimating him. Howard is a very talented kid in his own right, and who knows he may end up being better when it’s all said and done, but he hasn’t shown close to the performance yet to say he should be ahead of Benson. In a year where the WRs and ABs were very low-impact, teams were able to focus on the middle, yet KB was still able to put together some fantastic numbers in his first year starting. I expect to see him blow up and lead the ACC in rushing this year (~1500 yards or so). </p><p>As for WR, I’m looking at Jalen Camp expecting him to put it together for a Bay Bay 2008 or Smelter 2013 type season...not dominating but actually showing his true potential, and setting up for a monster year in 2019.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="deeeznutz, post: 439527, member: 837"] KirVonte is flat out the best B.B. we’ve had since Dwyer, I think you’re greatly underestimating him. Howard is a very talented kid in his own right, and who knows he may end up being better when it’s all said and done, but he hasn’t shown close to the performance yet to say he should be ahead of Benson. In a year where the WRs and ABs were very low-impact, teams were able to focus on the middle, yet KB was still able to put together some fantastic numbers in his first year starting. I expect to see him blow up and lead the ACC in rushing this year (~1500 yards or so). As for WR, I’m looking at Jalen Camp expecting him to put it together for a Bay Bay 2008 or Smelter 2013 type season...not dominating but actually showing his true potential, and setting up for a monster year in 2019. [/QUOTE]
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