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22-23 Transfer Portal and General Recruiting Catch-All Thread
- Thread starter The Alabaster Yak
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Prime and the Buffs having breakfast on the rooftop.
Huskerslayer420
Well-Known Member
It’s pretty fun to have a legit feeling that every productive portal player is at least thinking about Colorado.
Here they come.
Do we really think one of Bama’s rotational 4* DBs is better than… *checks notes*… Jason Oli-wait… who tf is Jason Oliver?
"Question- he hardly played at Alabama, does he really upgrade the room?"
-247 poster
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That was very bad
I realise this is a very controversial take that may offend some people and shake their core beliefs but my answer is: YES.
To be fair, not all the Bama transfers pan out.
However, in the case of Robinson, there should be zero concern. Bama fans are saying he did really well in this spring in Bama and could be competing for second team if he stays.
If someone has capability to crack into Bama's second team, he is good enough to start for ANY pac 12 teams.
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Wait, that was a real comment, not a joke?
Yes. I beileve the poster continued with several follow up questions as well, and still seemed unsure if this was a good pickup.
Does anyone have an apples to apples (let's say using 247 compost ranking) to put side by side the players we have coming in, recruit or transfer, vs the ones that have left?
I.e:
QB1 In QB1 Out
QB2 In QB2 Out
WR1 In WR1 Out
etc? I could be wrong, but i feel like one for one, the ones we have coming in are better than the ones leaving but I can't sort that kind of data.
I.e:
QB1 In QB1 Out
QB2 In QB2 Out
WR1 In WR1 Out
etc? I could be wrong, but i feel like one for one, the ones we have coming in are better than the ones leaving but I can't sort that kind of data.
Seems like the 247 Board is calling you. Follow the light my son and be saved.
We really need Prime to purge the fanbase next.
Yes, Travis Hunter, Jimmy Horn, Xavier Weaver are all better than Jordan Tyson, MLC, and whoever was WR3 that left.
And yes, Travis Hunter, Cormani McClain, and Jahquez Robinson are all better than Nikko Reed, Josh Wiggins, and Jason Oliver
Shedeur is better than Lewis and Shrout
Originally thought it was sarcasm. Nope he uses Noah Fenske as an example. I almost spit out my milk.
I deserve this
Yeah, I can see all that. There just seem to be a lot folks on here that are interested in compiling that kind of stuff to make it easy to read for idiots like me. Just wondering if someone had it.
are the days of watching several slow undersized dbs trying to stay in the general vicinity of top end receivers finally over?
those plays have left a mark on me. ... especially at the end when some poor dude comes up to close after a 30 yard gain and either whiffs on the tackle, gets stiff armed into history, or manages to throw his undersized self in front of said WR, just well enough to cause the athlete to stumble and fall.
i'm haunted, i tell ya.
those plays have left a mark on me. ... especially at the end when some poor dude comes up to close after a 30 yard gain and either whiffs on the tackle, gets stiff armed into history, or manages to throw his undersized self in front of said WR, just well enough to cause the athlete to stumble and fall.
i'm haunted, i tell ya.
Victory
Well-Known Member
Awful CU DBs have evolved over time. Some say it started with the Jogger, Patrick Mahnke, who would track receivers stride for stride, but 5 yards behind them, into the end zone.
