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Ya. JayMac may be our most consistent WR's. If we need a 1st down, seems like he is always the guy.
I think we possibly saw why Blackmon isn't at the moment though, seeing as he muffed it before the impressive return.
Except for the 2014 class. There were way too many misses that recruiting year. Scrambling to backfill with JUCOs with the 2017 and 2018 classes to get quality depth into that group of guys.
Dead on... Blackmon & Nixon have been the KO returners through 3 games, I may have missed one but to the best of my memory neither have had the opportunity to make one....watch their body language afterward = disappointment. If they're good enough to burn a shirt as a true freshmen where's the logic in not playing them?
SPECIAL TEAMS. Hello?
1 play over the last 3 games...2 FGs & 3 TDs = 5 opportunities give or take 1 or 2. Punt returns is a whole different gig and to this point...after the last game with the space given the returners seem to have a standing order to fair catch regardless. We recruit them, at some point you let them take the field & lest we forget JMac flubbed at least 3-4 punts last year. I'm really not trying to ride JMac.
Over recruiting skilled positions ie. WRs. 4* players coming from high level comp that commit to CU to play...delegated to KRs does nothing for development. When I started this thread my thought pattern was "we recruit to improve". Point being recruit them be ready to play them.
3 passes to the TE this Sat could mean the difference between a win or loss...Udub sure isn't expecting even 1.
I'm wouldn't chance that unless said TEs can be trusted.
Just because they were a 4* recruit does not mean they are currently the better player.
I dont think you realize what a jump d1 football is even from high level high school. Yes sometimes a freshman is just natural in the right situation, but thats very rare, espcially when you have very quality upper classmen in their position. Playing as a true freshman, even in mop up duty, is a big deal.
Only reason I would disagree with you on Fontenot is if we have a realistic expectation of having Evans back at full speed within the next 2 or 3 games. Otherwise, burn it. But otherwise I think you are right here, as it wouldn't surprise me if Adkins is on his last life with this staff.
depends on the type. of freshman, that is.
There's that. I have no way of judging maturity level, work ethic, toughness, etc. from my couch.
nor do I my friend, nor do i. hey you need those cal tix back? looks like my trip just fell thru
I do need them back if you aren't using them. PM me with how to send you the refund. I'll see if I can do a re-issue of the tix online so you don't have to send them back to me.
That fumble won't win him many supporters. It's one thing to do that against UNC. Against most anybody else, that fumble might have been the difference in the game. The team was moving and going in for a score.
