Well that's a validation for JE/EB since we have said Safety is not a need-spot and Houston will put him on defense right away....
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'11 TX RB Kenneth Farrow (Verbal to Houston)
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Well that's a validation for JE/EB since we have said Safety is not a need-spot and Houston will put him on defense right away....
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
good luck young man
As has been said, he's likely converting to Safety for Houston, maybe the previous staff had the same plans. Embree's on record as saying he's fine with the safety depth. I think Embree just wants to get the players he feels the team NEEDS. That said, if you look at rankings alone, something like 50% of the running backs project out in the same range as Farrow, I wish him the best, but he's not an irreplaceable athlete in the mold of an Adrian Peterson. It just cones down to who the staff feels will fit their plans better.
Finest
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http://thedailycougar.com/2012/04/16/farrow-steals-spring-game-show/
The 2012 Houston Cougars have been commonly referred to on Cullen Boulevard as the “Charles Sims Show.” Why not? All the running back and potent pass catcher did a season ago was rank third nationally in yards per rush (7.5) while silencing crowds from El Paso to New Orleans with his sudden bursts of speed. However, Friday it was Kenneth Farrow – a redshirt safety from a year ago creating the buzz in the backfield.
The 2012 Houston Cougars have been commonly referred to on Cullen Boulevard as the “Charles Sims Show.” Why not? All the running back and potent pass catcher did a season ago was rank third nationally in yards per rush (7.5) while silencing crowds from El Paso to New Orleans with his sudden bursts of speed. However, Friday it was Kenneth Farrow – a redshirt safety from a year ago creating the buzz in the backfield.
BorrachoBuff
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I watched this kid the other night, and he is a beast in the backfield. We could use someone with his toughness...definitely a huge whiff by Embree & Co.