If Lynott is healthy, is he the best option for Center next year? Would a possible starting interior OL be Lynott, Sherman and Polley, or is it a long shot that both Sherman and Polley get on the field next year?
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2018 Offseason News: Pac-12 & CU Opponents
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I think it could go either way. Keep hearing good things about Pursell at C and that the coaches are very high on him. Hope that he's ready to compete for a starting job at C, because that would give Adams a lot more flexibility to find his best 5 with Lynott being able to play G or C and with both Haigler and Polley able to play G or T. And, of course, with Ray coming in and able to play either G or T.
I think we have no real information on Sherman and Polley at this point, other than they arrived pretty ready. We'll have a lot of questions answered in February for sure.
I think we have some info on Sherman, he was second string guard before they decided to redshirt him instead of wasting a year of his eligibility for a backup role.
Very interesting that Kelly was not willing to roll with Devon Modster. Carta-Samuels isn't leaving Washington as a grad transfer to sit on the bench (he could have done that behind Browning), so he must have been promised a very likely opportunity to start.
That's what I thought
That's refreshing
Refreshing for sure, but probably not a smart financial decision. His stock probably isn’t getting higher than it is now, but who knows.
I'd put Love coming back in the very risky category.
I get the feeling that Love is one of those guys that wants to be a doctor more than an athlete. Wouldn't surprise me if he forgoes playing in the NFL altogether.
I’m sure his injury this season played into this. He still performed great so he’s not trying to impress the scouts next season. I think he may have realized that one bad injury will end his career and his most reliable shot at making millions is finishing his Stanford degree.
He can come back and finish his Stanford degree whenever he wants.
Getting into Stanford is the hard part. Once you're in, it's like a 4 year vacation for smart kids. Sure, there are tough classes. But, you want to go study in Europe, Asia, Africa, or South America with Stanford professors--no problem. Want to live on campus for 4 years in the highest cost of living area in the country--no problem. Want to get ****-faced and make fun of rednecks--no problem. Want to intern pretty much wherever you want--no problem.
You could be right, I don't know much about him off the field.
SIAP, but Utes also losing a starting CB to grad transfer (although he may not have started in 2018).
Casey Hughes - https://www.sltrib.com/sports/utah-...starting-cornerback-casey-hughes-to-transfer/
Casey Hughes - https://www.sltrib.com/sports/utah-...starting-cornerback-casey-hughes-to-transfer/
That sucks.
Not gonna lie, it makes me happy when I see a conference rival lose a player to grades, bad behavior or a simple transfer. But there's nothing to celebrate when it's an injury or, especially, disease. Damn. Karma to Beecher and his family/ friends.
The good news is, if there is any here, that many forms of lymphoma have a very high successful treatment rate. I have had two friends with it, both alive and vital many years after the event. Best wishes to him.
You think? Even with Hornibrook having two more years left and coming off the game of his life?
ahoelsken
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I think it would be an okay fit and a Master's from Wisconsin is not too shabby, but you are probably right on it being too much of a distraction.