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<blockquote data-quote="swampsting" data-source="post: 936234" data-attributes="member: 1062"><p>No, Collins owns all the damage.</p><p>PJ didn't lose to The Citadel. And he also never got shut out at home by a Va Tech team that wound up canning its coach eventually. PJ never lost to Fuente. His successor never beat Fuente, and Fuente got fired. </p><p></p><p>And once again, I'll play the cupboard game. Here's what PJ left YKW....</p><p>An entire starting offensive line (6-1, 260 my butt. Quinney damn sure wasn't 6-1 and Cooper and Hansen damn sure weren't 260. For Quinney, he might have ended the season closer to 260, but that's because it's hard to keep weight - when you're running downfield all the time to pulverize DBs. But I digress...)</p><p>Two 4 star QBs. Yates and Graham.</p><p>Four star DBs in Kaleb Oliver, Tre Swilling, Gentry Bonds, Jaylon King,</p><p>Four-star LB in Bruce Jordan-Swilling</p><p>Four-star OLB/DE in Justice Dingle</p><p>(Rivals called them four stars. Got a problem with their rating? Call Rivals. Or the coaches who failed to develop them. But somebody thought they were pretty good).That's eight four-star guys. In addition to:</p><p>Future pro RB in Jordan Mason. </p><p>Future pro DBs in Tariq Carpenter and Juanyeh Thomas.</p><p>Plus Charlie Thomas, Dontae Smith, Jordan Domineck .....</p><p>I left out Brandon Adams, who I thought had NFL potential, because what happened wasn't YKW's fault. </p><p></p><p>Once again, the reign of error that was YKW was shown to be just that and even worse than we could have thought.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="swampsting, post: 936234, member: 1062"] No, Collins owns all the damage. PJ didn't lose to The Citadel. And he also never got shut out at home by a Va Tech team that wound up canning its coach eventually. PJ never lost to Fuente. His successor never beat Fuente, and Fuente got fired. And once again, I'll play the cupboard game. Here's what PJ left YKW.... An entire starting offensive line (6-1, 260 my butt. Quinney damn sure wasn't 6-1 and Cooper and Hansen damn sure weren't 260. For Quinney, he might have ended the season closer to 260, but that's because it's hard to keep weight - when you're running downfield all the time to pulverize DBs. But I digress...) Two 4 star QBs. Yates and Graham. Four star DBs in Kaleb Oliver, Tre Swilling, Gentry Bonds, Jaylon King, Four-star LB in Bruce Jordan-Swilling Four-star OLB/DE in Justice Dingle (Rivals called them four stars. Got a problem with their rating? Call Rivals. Or the coaches who failed to develop them. But somebody thought they were pretty good).That's eight four-star guys. In addition to: Future pro RB in Jordan Mason. Future pro DBs in Tariq Carpenter and Juanyeh Thomas. Plus Charlie Thomas, Dontae Smith, Jordan Domineck ..... I left out Brandon Adams, who I thought had NFL potential, because what happened wasn't YKW's fault. Once again, the reign of error that was YKW was shown to be just that and even worse than we could have thought. [/QUOTE]
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