Dagerow

With Mills possibly not making it here bc of grades, our RB position is looking very thin. Hopefully, we can get a transfer in here ASAP.

There will be at least 2 DT drafted next year from NU. But other than that, not much. For this year, I think Farmer has a chance in the league, or at least a better chance than people are giving him.

Fair enough. But that eliminates almost all we can talk about with regard to the current RBs, apart from Mo.

Why is no one talking about Belt here? He is currently our number 2 back (I believe). Yes, we will have some serious talent coming in, but he shouldn’t be overlooked.

Holy s#!t. That kid knows how to avoid getting tackled and has speed. I’m truly shocked he didn’t get lots of offers, even if he didn’t put his name out there. I feel better about our rb depth now.

As others have said, it’s not that he’ll start over Washington. It’s that he will get significant meaningful carries. Not just for situational areas, but also to allow Washington to stay fresh throughout the year. I also expect most number of our new rbs to get carries, but they won’t be at key times (unless they show something significant during practice or in games). There is a lot a very good and speedy rbs in this class.

I think most agree that Frost got a great recruiting class. The question is which will make the most impact next year. The easy and obvious answer starts with Wandale Robinson. But who else? This, to me is more complicated due to existing depth. My top 3: Wandale Mills (if he makes it here) Noa

I agree on Crick. Very under rated.

I hope he gets here. Signing and showing up are two different things. We definitely need a back who can play early.

Recruiting is important, but it’s not as important as a good coach.

And I’ll say it again, Wandale is freakin great. What makes it doubly good is that he is perfect for Frost’s system. I was was amazed at his high school film. But what amazed me more is how he completed against the premier competition at the all star game. In the limited rime he played (was in the first group/first string), he played awesome. He was unquestionably one of the top three players (in terms of impact in the game), and the other two were qbs.

That Wisconsin qb recruit is awesome. They are going to be very good. Lucky our guys look good too.

Apparently, only Cartman can save us.

SE placed a curse on us. (He, is of course, evil). We need someone to figure out how to get rid of it, and then we will be ok.

What I learned: We arent as good as I thought. This was largely due to the ol, the issues with qb, and confidence. The defense wasn’t the problem. It’s hard to stop a good program when you’re on the field all day. That’s an issue with tempo offenses like Frost’s. When you lose, you lose big. The issues with qb have had, in mho, a big effect on us. The offense is based on timing and speed, both of which suffer when you change qbs. Indeed, the ol will look worse than it is if the timing is gone. It doesn’t help that the severe lack of depth limits your ability to run the ball, and effects your play calling. It also appears as if the attempts to create player leaders has gone wrong and created discontent. At least a little. One big key with this offense is confidence. People play better when they have confidence, and through a series of unfortunate events (tg leaving, missing the first game, turnovers, unforced errors, QB injuries, etc), that confidence has gone. This is the big issue. If they have a couple games were things go their way, it will do wonders for the team. Hopefully, it happens.