Yeah, no….those starters are way off, and that’s a terrible record if those are the starters at a ton of the positions you have#Projected Starters 2026
Projections incorporate Brennan Marion’s “Go-Go” up-tempo RPO/run scheme (mobile QB Julian Lewis fits) and Robert Livingston’s multiple defense. Portal additions emphasize experienced, productive players (e.g., FCS/Power 4 starters) to fix 2025 run defense, protection, and secondary woes.
Offense (Projected: 11 personnel with RPO/run emphasis)
• QB: Julian Lewis (Sophomore, returning) – 5-star dual-threat set to start.
• RB: Damian Henderson II (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Lead back; rotate with JaQuail Smith (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star).
• WR1: DeAndre Moore Jr. (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Proven production (77 catches, 988 yards, 11 TDs career).
• WR2: Danny Scudero (Transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Elite FCS stats (nation-leading 88 catches, 1,291 yards, 10 TDs in 2025).
• WR3 (Slot): Ernest Campbell (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Quick option (37 catches, 755 yards, 8 TDs in 2025).
• TE: Fisher Clements (Transfer from Northern Colorado, 3-star) – 6-7 blocker/receiver.
• LT: Taj White (Transfer from Rutgers, 4-star) or Bo Hughley (Transfer from Georgia) – Replaces Seaton; both experienced (White Big Ten starter; Hughley no sacks allowed in 246 snaps 2025).
• LG: Jose Soto (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star IOL) – Run mauler.
• C: Demetrius Hunter (Transfer from Houston) – 24-game starter, veteran anchor (low sacks allowed)
• RG: Andre Roye Jr. (Senior, returning) – Continuity.
• RT: Jayven Richardson (Transfer from Missouri, 4-star OT) – Depth/experience.
Bench Notes: QB: Isaac Wilson (Transfer from Utah, 4-star). WR depth: Kam Perry (Miami OH transfer), freshmen Xavier McDonald (88 rating), Christian Ward (87). OL: Mana Taimani (returning vet) for rotation.
Defense (Projected: 4-2-5 base)
• DT: Santana Hopper (Senior transfer from Tulane, 4-star) – Disruptor.
• DT: Sedrick Smith (Transfer from Maryland) or Ezra Christensen (Transfer from New Mexico State, 4-star) – Size/space-eater (Smith 6-4/320).
• DE/Edge1: Vili Taufatofua (Senior transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Power rusher.
• DE/Edge2: Toby Anene (Transfer from North Dakota State, 4-star) – Speed; depth Yamil Talib, Balansama Kamara.
• LB1 (Mike): Liona Lefau (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Tackling leader.
• LB2 (Will): Gideon Lampron (Transfer from Bowling Green, 4-star) or Tyler Martinez (New Mexico State transfer).
• CB1: Cree Thomas (Transfer from Notre Dame, 4-star) – Lengthy.
• CB2: Emory Floyd (Transfer from App State) – All-conference starter (59 tackles, 6 PBUs, INT; strong run/tackling grades).
• Nickel: Justin Eaglin (Transfer from James Madison, 4-star) or Maurice Williams (Freshman recruit).
• S1: Boo Carter (Junior transfer from Tennessee, 4-star) – Ball hawk.
• S2: Jaydan Hardy (Transfer from Oklahoma) or Randon Fontenette (Vanderbilt transfer) – Depth with Naeten Mitchell (New Mexico State transfer).
Bench Notes: DL: Dylan Manuel (App State), Tyler Moore. LB: Recruits Carson Crawford (high-upside), Rodney Colton Jr. Secondary: Preston Ashley (90 recruit), Braylon Edwards.
Special Teams
• K: Alejandro Mata (returning) or Joshua McCormick (Grambling transfer).
• P: Damon Greaves (returning).
• Returner: Ernest Campbell or Kam Perry.
Position Group Predictions: Improvements and Declines
• Improvements:
• Offensive Line: Massive reset post-Seaton (Hunter at C, White/Hughley/Richardson at tackles, Soto interior). Targets 4.0+ YPC, fewer sacks.
• Defensive Line/Edge: 10+ adds (Smith, Hopper, Christensen, Taufatofua). Expect 25-35 sacks, better run defense.
• Secondary: Elite influx (Floyd, Hardy, Carter, Thomas, Fontenette). Rebuilds to upper-mid Big 12.
• Declines:
• Wide Receivers: Omarion Miller gone; portal group (Moore, Scudero, Campbell, Perry) high-production but needs P4 gel.
• Offensive Tackle: Seaton loss hurts; transfers mitigate but integration key.
• Linebackers: Solid but youth risks.
Offensive and Defensive Performance Predictions
• Offense: Marion’s run/tempo balance. Projected: 26-30 PPG, 380-420 YPG. Strength: Rushing (150+ YPG). Weakness: Early chemistry.
• Defense: Front/secondary upgrades fix ~35 PPG allowed. Projected: 26-29 PPG allowed, 28+ sacks. Strength: Pressure/turnovers.
Overall Record Prediction for 2026
Portal dominance (35+ adds) + scheme positions bounce-back. Non-con: Wins vs. Weber State, at Northwestern; loss at Georgia Tech. Big 12: 4-5 possible.
• Projected Record: 6-6 to 7-5 (4-5 Big 12). Bowl eligible/upside. Downside: 5-7 if key integrations lag. Sets 2027 contention path.
I don't think that's really a depth chart and I don't think it's entirely accurate.That is a scary depth chart. Clements had 4 catches last year in Greeley. RB room does not look good with two Sacramento state starters, and o line needs work, especially at left tackle.
I’m on the 3 win bandwagon now.
Looks like we've signed some high quality depth to compete at C.
That depth chart post is a joke. At first I thought it's written by GPT or GeminiI don't think that's really a depth chart and I don't think it's entirely accurate.
Jojo Williams, Chauncey Gooden, Yaya, Welch, Trackhawk, and the TE group (Atkins, DeSouza and Laisure) that will actually play weren't even mentioned.
High end position groups that will push to be tops in the Big 12: WR, QB, LB, S/NB
Solid groups that could/should be top half of Big 12: OL
Bottom half groups that currently sit in the bottom half of Big 12: CB, TE
Unknown groups that have a high variance of possible outcomes: RB, DL, EDGE
The OL could go in the Unknown group as well, but I tend to be optimistic about them as they brought in three guys who have seen a lot of snaps at the P4 level (White, Hunter, Richardson) to pair with a number of high upside guys (Gooden, Yaya, Soto, Hughley) and a few mediocre veterans in Larry Johnson and Andre Roye.
Note: Marion said they are not done on the OL. We'll see who else they are able to add to this group. I think they need another Center at the minimum.
Edit: looks like they got their depth Center
Yoyo being able to focus on competing to win one of the OG spots seems like a better fit for him than C, imo.Big need. Yoyo switching between center and guard all the time is not good for his development.
I'm old enough to remember when Prime got hired and kicked guys like this out of the program, because he was bringing in Louis.Instead of Middle Tennessee...
#Projected Starters 2026
Projections incorporate Brennan Marion’s “Go-Go” up-tempo RPO/run scheme (mobile QB Julian Lewis fits) and Robert Livingston’s multiple defense. Portal additions emphasize experienced, productive players (e.g., FCS/Power 4 starters) to fix 2025 run defense, protection, and secondary woes.
Offense (Projected: 11 personnel with RPO/run emphasis)
• QB: Julian Lewis (Sophomore, returning) – 5-star dual-threat set to start.
• RB: Damian Henderson II (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Lead back; rotate with JaQuail Smith (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star).
• WR1: DeAndre Moore Jr. (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Proven production (77 catches, 988 yards, 11 TDs career).
• WR2: Danny Scudero (Transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Elite FCS stats (nation-leading 88 catches, 1,291 yards, 10 TDs in 2025).
• WR3 (Slot): Ernest Campbell (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Quick option (37 catches, 755 yards, 8 TDs in 2025).
• TE: Fisher Clements (Transfer from Northern Colorado, 3-star) – 6-7 blocker/receiver.
• LT: Taj White (Transfer from Rutgers, 4-star) or Bo Hughley (Transfer from Georgia) – Replaces Seaton; both experienced (White Big Ten starter; Hughley no sacks allowed in 246 snaps 2025).
• LG: Jose Soto (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star IOL) – Run mauler.
• C: Demetrius Hunter (Transfer from Houston) – 24-game starter, veteran anchor (low sacks allowed)
• RG: Andre Roye Jr. (Senior, returning) – Continuity.
• RT: Jayven Richardson (Transfer from Missouri, 4-star OT) – Depth/experience.
Bench Notes: QB: Isaac Wilson (Transfer from Utah, 4-star). WR depth: Kam Perry (Miami OH transfer), freshmen Xavier McDonald (88 rating), Christian Ward (87). OL: Mana Taimani (returning vet) for rotation.
Defense (Projected: 4-2-5 base)
• DT: Santana Hopper (Senior transfer from Tulane, 4-star) – Disruptor.
• DT: Sedrick Smith (Transfer from Maryland) or Ezra Christensen (Transfer from New Mexico State, 4-star) – Size/space-eater (Smith 6-4/320).
• DE/Edge1: Vili Taufatofua (Senior transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Power rusher.
• DE/Edge2: Toby Anene (Transfer from North Dakota State, 4-star) – Speed; depth Yamil Talib, Balansama Kamara.
• LB1 (Mike): Liona Lefau (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Tackling leader.
• LB2 (Will): Gideon Lampron (Transfer from Bowling Green, 4-star) or Tyler Martinez (New Mexico State transfer).
• CB1: Cree Thomas (Transfer from Notre Dame, 4-star) – Lengthy.
• CB2: Emory Floyd (Transfer from App State) – All-conference starter (59 tackles, 6 PBUs, INT; strong run/tackling grades).
• Nickel: Justin Eaglin (Transfer from James Madison, 4-star) or Maurice Williams (Freshman recruit).
• S1: Boo Carter (Junior transfer from Tennessee, 4-star) – Ball hawk.
• S2: Jaydan Hardy (Transfer from Oklahoma) or Randon Fontenette (Vanderbilt transfer) – Depth with Naeten Mitchell (New Mexico State transfer).
Bench Notes: DL: Dylan Manuel (App State), Tyler Moore. LB: Recruits Carson Crawford (high-upside), Rodney Colton Jr. Secondary: Preston Ashley (90 recruit), Braylon Edwards.
Special Teams
• K: Alejandro Mata (returning) or Joshua McCormick (Grambling transfer).
• P: Damon Greaves (returning).
• Returner: Ernest Campbell or Kam Perry.
Position Group Predictions: Improvements and Declines
• Improvements:
• Offensive Line: Massive reset post-Seaton (Hunter at C, White/Hughley/Richardson at tackles, Soto interior). Targets 4.0+ YPC, fewer sacks.
• Defensive Line/Edge: 10+ adds (Smith, Hopper, Christensen, Taufatofua). Expect 25-35 sacks, better run defense.
• Secondary: Elite influx (Floyd, Hardy, Carter, Thomas, Fontenette). Rebuilds to upper-mid Big 12.
• Declines:
• Wide Receivers: Omarion Miller gone; portal group (Moore, Scudero, Campbell, Perry) high-production but needs P4 gel.
• Offensive Tackle: Seaton loss hurts; transfers mitigate but integration key.
• Linebackers: Solid but youth risks.
Offensive and Defensive Performance Predictions
• Offense: Marion’s run/tempo balance. Projected: 26-30 PPG, 380-420 YPG. Strength: Rushing (150+ YPG). Weakness: Early chemistry.
• Defense: Front/secondary upgrades fix ~35 PPG allowed. Projected: 26-29 PPG allowed, 28+ sacks. Strength: Pressure/turnovers.
Overall Record Prediction for 2026
Portal dominance (35+ adds) + scheme positions bounce-back. Non-con: Wins vs. Weber State, at Northwestern; loss at Georgia Tech. Big 12: 4-5 possible.
• Projected Record: 6-6 to 7-5 (4-5 Big 12). Bowl eligible/upside. Downside: 5-7 if key integrations lag. Sets 2027 contention path.
Focusing on big name HS recruits is exactly why we are where we are. And that's exactly the reason why Corey Philips was fired.he was bringing in Louis
Great point, great question. Mathis is ASSSSSSThis is not the caliber of CB I expect.
Also, why is Kevin Mathis still our CB coach? Who did he develop outside of the TH12 who developed himself?
#Projected Starters 2026
Projections incorporate Brennan Marion’s “Go-Go” up-tempo RPO/run scheme (mobile QB Julian Lewis fits) and Robert Livingston’s multiple defense. Portal additions emphasize experienced, productive players (e.g., FCS/Power 4 starters) to fix 2025 run defense, protection, and secondary woes.
Offense (Projected: 11 personnel with RPO/run emphasis)
• QB: Julian Lewis (Sophomore, returning) – 5-star dual-threat set to start.
• RB: Damian Henderson II (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Lead back; rotate with JaQuail Smith (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star).
• WR1: DeAndre Moore Jr. (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Proven production (77 catches, 988 yards, 11 TDs career).
• WR2: Danny Scudero (Transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Elite FCS stats (nation-leading 88 catches, 1,291 yards, 10 TDs in 2025).
• WR3 (Slot): Ernest Campbell (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Quick option (37 catches, 755 yards, 8 TDs in 2025).
• TE: Fisher Clements (Transfer from Northern Colorado, 3-star) – 6-7 blocker/receiver.
• LT: Taj White (Transfer from Rutgers, 4-star) or Bo Hughley (Transfer from Georgia) – Replaces Seaton; both experienced (White Big Ten starter; Hughley no sacks allowed in 246 snaps 2025).
• LG: Jose Soto (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star IOL) – Run mauler.
• C: Demetrius Hunter (Transfer from Houston) – 24-game starter, veteran anchor (low sacks allowed)
• RG: Andre Roye Jr. (Senior, returning) – Continuity.
• RT: Jayven Richardson (Transfer from Missouri, 4-star OT) – Depth/experience.
Bench Notes: QB: Isaac Wilson (Transfer from Utah, 4-star). WR depth: Kam Perry (Miami OH transfer), freshmen Xavier McDonald (88 rating), Christian Ward (87). OL: Mana Taimani (returning vet) for rotation.
Defense (Projected: 4-2-5 base)
• DT: Santana Hopper (Senior transfer from Tulane, 4-star) – Disruptor.
• DT: Sedrick Smith (Transfer from Maryland) or Ezra Christensen (Transfer from New Mexico State, 4-star) – Size/space-eater (Smith 6-4/320).
• DE/Edge1: Vili Taufatofua (Senior transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Power rusher.
• DE/Edge2: Toby Anene (Transfer from North Dakota State, 4-star) – Speed; depth Yamil Talib, Balansama Kamara.
• LB1 (Mike): Liona Lefau (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Tackling leader.
• LB2 (Will): Gideon Lampron (Transfer from Bowling Green, 4-star) or Tyler Martinez (New Mexico State transfer).
• CB1: Cree Thomas (Transfer from Notre Dame, 4-star) – Lengthy.
• CB2: Emory Floyd (Transfer from App State) – All-conference starter (59 tackles, 6 PBUs, INT; strong run/tackling grades).
• Nickel: Justin Eaglin (Transfer from James Madison, 4-star) or Maurice Williams (Freshman recruit).
• S1: Boo Carter (Junior transfer from Tennessee, 4-star) – Ball hawk.
• S2: Jaydan Hardy (Transfer from Oklahoma) or Randon Fontenette (Vanderbilt transfer) – Depth with Naeten Mitchell (New Mexico State transfer).
Bench Notes: DL: Dylan Manuel (App State), Tyler Moore. LB: Recruits Carson Crawford (high-upside), Rodney Colton Jr. Secondary: Preston Ashley (90 recruit), Braylon Edwards.
Special Teams
• K: Alejandro Mata (returning) or Joshua McCormick (Grambling transfer).
• P: Damon Greaves (returning).
• Returner: Ernest Campbell or Kam Perry.
Position Group Predictions: Improvements and Declines
• Improvements:
• Offensive Line: Massive reset post-Seaton (Hunter at C, White/Hughley/Richardson at tackles, Soto interior). Targets 4.0+ YPC, fewer sacks.
• Defensive Line/Edge: 10+ adds (Smith, Hopper, Christensen, Taufatofua). Expect 25-35 sacks, better run defense.
• Secondary: Elite influx (Floyd, Hardy, Carter, Thomas, Fontenette). Rebuilds to upper-mid Big 12.
• Declines:
• Wide Receivers: Omarion Miller gone; portal group (Moore, Scudero, Campbell, Perry) high-production but needs P4 gel.
• Offensive Tackle: Seaton loss hurts; transfers mitigate but integration key.
• Linebackers: Solid but youth risks.
Offensive and Defensive Performance Predictions
• Offense: Marion’s run/tempo balance. Projected: 26-30 PPG, 380-420 YPG. Strength: Rushing (150+ YPG). Weakness: Early chemistry.
• Defense: Front/secondary upgrades fix ~35 PPG allowed. Projected: 26-29 PPG allowed, 28+ sacks. Strength: Pressure/turnovers.
Overall Record Prediction for 2026
Portal dominance (35+ adds) + scheme positions bounce-back. Non-con: Wins vs. Weber State, at Northwestern; loss at Georgia Tech. Big 12: 4-5 possible.
• Projected Record: 6-6 to 7-5 (4-5 Big 12). Bowl eligible/upside. Downside: 5-7 if key integrations lag. Sets 2027 contention path.
#Projected Starters 2026
Projections incorporate Brennan Marion’s “Go-Go” up-tempo RPO/run scheme (mobile QB Julian Lewis fits) and Robert Livingston’s multiple defense. Portal additions emphasize experienced, productive players (e.g., FCS/Power 4 starters) to fix 2025 run defense, protection, and secondary woes.
Offense (Projected: 11 personnel with RPO/run emphasis)
• QB: Julian Lewis (Sophomore, returning) – 5-star dual-threat set to start.
• RB: Damian Henderson II (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Lead back; rotate with JaQuail Smith (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star).
• WR1: DeAndre Moore Jr. (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Proven production (77 catches, 988 yards, 11 TDs career).
• WR2: Danny Scudero (Transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Elite FCS stats (nation-leading 88 catches, 1,291 yards, 10 TDs in 2025).
• WR3 (Slot): Ernest Campbell (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star) – Quick option (37 catches, 755 yards, 8 TDs in 2025).
• TE: Fisher Clements (Transfer from Northern Colorado, 3-star) – 6-7 blocker/receiver.
• LT: Taj White (Transfer from Rutgers, 4-star) or Bo Hughley (Transfer from Georgia) – Replaces Seaton; both experienced (White Big Ten starter; Hughley no sacks allowed in 246 snaps 2025).
• LG: Jose Soto (Transfer from Sacramento State, 4-star IOL) – Run mauler.
• C: Demetrius Hunter (Transfer from Houston) – 24-game starter, veteran anchor (low sacks allowed)
• RG: Andre Roye Jr. (Senior, returning) – Continuity.
• RT: Jayven Richardson (Transfer from Missouri, 4-star OT) – Depth/experience.
Bench Notes: QB: Isaac Wilson (Transfer from Utah, 4-star). WR depth: Kam Perry (Miami OH transfer), freshmen Xavier McDonald (88 rating), Christian Ward (87). OL: Mana Taimani (returning vet) for rotation.
Defense (Projected: 4-2-5 base)
• DT: Santana Hopper (Senior transfer from Tulane, 4-star) – Disruptor.
• DT: Sedrick Smith (Transfer from Maryland) or Ezra Christensen (Transfer from New Mexico State, 4-star) – Size/space-eater (Smith 6-4/320).
• DE/Edge1: Vili Taufatofua (Senior transfer from San Jose State, 4-star) – Power rusher.
• DE/Edge2: Toby Anene (Transfer from North Dakota State, 4-star) – Speed; depth Yamil Talib, Balansama Kamara.
• LB1 (Mike): Liona Lefau (Transfer from Texas, 4-star) – Tackling leader.
• LB2 (Will): Gideon Lampron (Transfer from Bowling Green, 4-star) or Tyler Martinez (New Mexico State transfer).
• CB1: Cree Thomas (Transfer from Notre Dame, 4-star) – Lengthy.
• CB2: Emory Floyd (Transfer from App State) – All-conference starter (59 tackles, 6 PBUs, INT; strong run/tackling grades).
• Nickel: Justin Eaglin (Transfer from James Madison, 4-star) or Maurice Williams (Freshman recruit).
• S1: Boo Carter (Junior transfer from Tennessee, 4-star) – Ball hawk.
• S2: Jaydan Hardy (Transfer from Oklahoma) or Randon Fontenette (Vanderbilt transfer) – Depth with Naeten Mitchell (New Mexico State transfer).
Bench Notes: DL: Dylan Manuel (App State), Tyler Moore. LB: Recruits Carson Crawford (high-upside), Rodney Colton Jr. Secondary: Preston Ashley (90 recruit), Braylon Edwards.
Special Teams
• K: Alejandro Mata (returning) or Joshua McCormick (Grambling transfer).
• P: Damon Greaves (returning).
• Returner: Ernest Campbell or Kam Perry.
Position Group Predictions: Improvements and Declines
• Improvements:
• Offensive Line: Massive reset post-Seaton (Hunter at C, White/Hughley/Richardson at tackles, Soto interior). Targets 4.0+ YPC, fewer sacks.
• Defensive Line/Edge: 10+ adds (Smith, Hopper, Christensen, Taufatofua). Expect 25-35 sacks, better run defense.
• Secondary: Elite influx (Floyd, Hardy, Carter, Thomas, Fontenette). Rebuilds to upper-mid Big 12.
• Declines:
• Wide Receivers: Omarion Miller gone; portal group (Moore, Scudero, Campbell, Perry) high-production but needs P4 gel.
• Offensive Tackle: Seaton loss hurts; transfers mitigate but integration key.
• Linebackers: Solid but youth risks.
Offensive and Defensive Performance Predictions
• Offense: Marion’s run/tempo balance. Projected: 26-30 PPG, 380-420 YPG. Strength: Rushing (150+ YPG). Weakness: Early chemistry.
• Defense: Front/secondary upgrades fix ~35 PPG allowed. Projected: 26-29 PPG allowed, 28+ sacks. Strength: Pressure/turnovers.
Overall Record Prediction for 2026
Portal dominance (35+ adds) + scheme positions bounce-back. Non-con: Wins vs. Weber State, at Northwestern; loss at Georgia Tech. Big 12: 4-5 possible.
• Projected Record: 6-6 to 7-5 (4-5 Big 12). Bowl eligible/upside. Downside: 5-7 if key integrations lag. Sets 2027 contention path.
FNG has no idea what he's talking about. He's about 60% correct.That is a scary depth chart. Clements had 4 catches last year in Greeley. RB room does not look good with two Sacramento state starters, and o line needs work, especially at left tackle.
I’m on the 3 win bandwagon now.
The staff wasn't convinced about him at C after his test drive down the stretch last year.Big need. Yoyo switching between center and guard all the time is not good for his development.
TBF this would indicate that he's changed his approach. Given his results, a change is good.I'm old enough to remember when Prime got hired and kicked guys like this out of the program, because he was bringing in Louis.
That depth chart post is a joke. At first I thought it's written by GPT or Gemini
I wonder if he’s just visiting MSU as a favor for Loadholt. That would be wild for him to go there
Looks like we've signed some high quality depth to compete at C.
Oklahoma in 1985, with Holloway, but that was the wishbone.Has anyone ever won a national championship with a true freshman starting at QB?
With the transfer rules making elite vets available, a blue blood developing a freshman is kinda giving up on a season.
Has anyone ever won a national championship with a true freshman starting at QB?
With the transfer rules making elite vets available, a blue blood developing a freshman is kinda giving up on a season.
I don't believe I saw him live as a kid, but definitely saw replays later on. Dude was a ****ing wizard running the option.Oklahoma in 1985, with Holloway, but that was the wishbone.
Best triple option QB I've ever seen.I don't believe I saw him live as a kid, but definitely saw replays later on. Dude was a ****ing wizard running the option.
Dude was unbelievable in the triple. The best IMO, Tommy Frazier, Hagan, Charles Thompson, even Thomas Lott back in the day were great, but Holieway was a cut above.I don't believe I saw him live as a kid, but definitely saw replays later on. Dude was a ****ing wizard running the option.
This just wreaks of desperation - it's clear to me we are going to come-up short again in the portal. We will end-up with holes all over the place (CB, DT, OT, TE, RB, etc.), and less high end talent than last year. Unless Ju Ju seriously balls and/or coaching performance is dramatically better, I see a team that can only win 2-4 games.Instead of Middle Tennessee...
This guy can't even do the splits.Cooper Lovelace, that you?
I kid, I kid...sort of.