Could put 1,000 recruits in the stands today to watch us playJaden Nickens.
KU's only 4* commit (WR from CA) is on his official visit this weekend.
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After yesterday he might be:Jaden Nickens.
KU's only 4* commit (WR from CA) is on his official visit this weekend.
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Don't be surprised if Prime has another big flip lined up.Carrol and NOB would be HUGE. Should be a fun week to close out the Early Signing Period
Not to be greedy, but I’ll take both of those AND another big flip.Don't be surprised if Prime has another big flip lined up.
Guessing portal but I can’t imagine we are attractive there or at TE (regardless of the depth chart)Where are the RBs?
there was a blurb during the osu/mich game, that their last 22 matchups were won by the team that had the highest rushing total.
there is not a single RB listed on this Allbuff's page.
why isn't this more of a focus for us?
They will be active in the portal looking for RBs. A talented true frosh cube will need RBs and the better guys in the portal will know it.if I saw a team fail to commit to or successfully run the ball for two straight years, I wouldn’t even visit let alone consider going to play there. A receiving back still could but otherwise, no.
I think you’re overestimating the abilities of college kids, who want to make money and possibly get to the NFL, to think beyond “what have they shown on the field”.They will be active in the portal looking for RBs. A talented true frosh cube will need RBs and the better guys in the portal will know it.
I agree. I expect him to leave and for CP to replace him with someone who comes in and competes to be the 1.I would be shocked if Hayden stays. He would be RB3 next season.
These are professional athletes. If they can’t understand schematic changes based on personnel movements after recruiters tell them repeatedly, then they’re not good enough.I think you’re overestimating the abilities of college kids, who want to make money and possibly get to the NFL, to think beyond “what have they shown on the field”.
We also haven’t proven that we can do it successfully. It’s a bigger risk to come here for the possibility than it is to go to a program that has established it will run the ball.
Um ok? Professional or not, they are still kids. They are still leaning on others for advice. And many people will be telling them that CU doesn’t run the ball. Our recruiters will be telling them the opposite. Competitors will be negative recruiting with that.These are professional athletes. If they can’t understand schematic changes based on personnel movements after recruiters tell them repeatedly, then they’re not good enough.
And, if they don’t understand the dynamic shift with a true freshman cube, then they’re not the right fit.Um ok? Professional or not, they are still kids. They are still leaning on others for advice. And many people will be telling them that CU doesn’t run the ball. Our recruiters will be telling them the opposite. Competitors will be negative recruiting with that.