Reminds me of Scotty McKnight.I don't think we've had a physical specimen at WR like this since Toney Clemons:
Reminds me of Scotty McKnight.I don't think we've had a physical specimen at WR like this since Toney Clemons:
Agreed. I think we'll spread the ball around a lot so the yardage may disappoint a little, but he should be the primary red zone target so the TD's must not disappoint.We need a big year out of him. 1,000 yards and 10-12 TDs should be the target.
I'm hoping lots of his TDs are in the red zone...Mac seems to be addressing red zone efficiency with big receivers. We shall see.We need a big year out of him. 1,000 yards and 10-12 TDs should be the target.
Man, we get it. You're not impressed with him and not as excited about the potential he brings to our team as most everybody else. Nobody is anointing him the 2nd coming of P-Rich, but he adds another P5 caliber playmaker to an offense that sorely lacks them. It's OK for fans to get excited about him.He had 837 yards and 7 TD's at his Juco last year. He was 3rd on his team for WR TD's. One guy had 17 and the other had 10.
Man, we get it. You're not impressed with him and not as excited about the potential he brings to our team as most everybody else. Nobody is anointing him the 2nd coming of P-Rich, but he adds another P5 caliber playmaker to an offense that sorely lacks them. It's OK for fans to get excited about him.
How many times are you going to repeat this?At Sackman: Seems unlikely he's going to put up much larger numbers in the PAC12 than he did at Juco last season:
He had 837 yards and 7 TD's at his Juco last year. He was 3rd on his team for WR TD's. One guy had 17 and the other had 10.
Everytime I see a fundamentally flawed statement of expectations about any of our WR's, I will choose to correct it.How many times are you going to repeat this?
At Sackman: Seems unlikely he's going to put up much larger numbers in the PAC12 than he did at Juco last season:
He had 837 yards and 7 TD's at his Juco last year. He was 3rd on his team for WR TD's. One guy had 17 and the other had 10.
Two things: one, I said that should be the target. Based on what Nik said, it may be a bit aggressive, but it's still something worth shooting for.
Second: Coffeycille CC only played 11 games last year. The stats, particularly yardage, isn't that far off. We are asking for a whopping increase of 7 yards per game.
I continue to think the inflated expectations are based on:
1. 4-star rating out of High School, which is no longer relevant.
2. All frosh team for B1G conference, which a review of the stats has shown to be meaningless. Basically, Maryland played freshman, and most schools didn't.
3. That the kid is a physical specimen.
4. Hype we have been fed by HCMM on signing day, CU.com, and other media.
While ignoring:
1. His not so exciting offer list whereby we were 1 of 2 P5 programs to offer
2. His status as their #3 receiver at Coffeyville.
3. The DBs in the Pac12 are not what Coffeyville was facing.
We do this every June man. Let's see if he can catch the ball before he's flirting with the league leading receivers.
I guess my point is that the expectations are not all that inflated. Seven yards a game improvement is "inflated"?I continue to think the inflated expectations are based on:
1. 4-star rating out of High School, which is no longer relevant.
2. All frosh team for B1G conference, which a review of the stats has shown to be meaningless. Basically, Maryland played freshman, and most schools didn't.
3. That the kid is a physical specimen.
4. Hype we have been fed by HCMM on signing day, CU.com, and other media.
While ignoring:
1. His not so exciting offer list whereby we were 1 of 2 P5 programs to offer
2. His status as their #3 receiver at Coffeyville.
3. The DBs in the Pac12 are not what Coffeyville was facing.
We do this every June man. Let's see if he can catch the ball before he's flirting with the league leading receivers.
You should be our WRs coachHe might get a lot more balls thrown his way here than at his last stop. All he has to do is catch them and run for touchdowns.