garizzalies
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Seemed like the discussion was about OL players who are returning next year, but Klimczak will not be returning.I mean I think Klimczak has been good and Panfiloff when healthy
Seemed like the discussion was about OL players who are returning next year, but Klimczak will not be returning.I mean I think Klimczak has been good and Panfiloff when healthy
Seriously? The offense has been the brightest part of what disappointingly ended up an average year. I am looking forward to seeing these new hogs dominate. Seems like Bob & Co finally figured out that behind every NC team is an elite OL & DL. Average players can be made to look elite behind those types of lines. See ohhhh almost every skilled position player we have except for RB's and TE's.Which haven't?
How much Ketamine you take a day?Seriously? The offense has been the brightest part of what disappointingly ended up an average year. I am looking forward to seeing these new hogs dominate. Seems like Bob & Co finally figured out that behind every NC team is an elite OL & DL. Average players can be made to look elite behind those types of lines. See ohhhh almost every skilled position player we have except for RB's and TE's.
do you think they have solved the dline problem? After Hayden is done (likely Saturday afternoon) the entire roster will include a grand total of one dline guy over 255 pounds (they just lost the one HS kid that is 290 plus they were heavily after to the cats, as well as 2 OL both programs were after).Seriously? The offense has been the brightest part of what disappointingly ended up an average year. I am looking forward to seeing these new hogs dominate. Seems like Bob & Co finally figured out that behind every NC team is an elite OL & DL. Average players can be made to look elite behind those types of lines. See ohhhh almost every skilled position player we have except for RB's and TE's.
High school recruits weren't going to solve that in the short-term. They are going to hit the transfer portal hard.do you think they have solved the dline problem? After Hayden is done (likely Saturday afternoon) the entire roster will include a grand total of one dline guy over 255 pounds (they just lost the one HS kid that is 290 plus they were heavily after to the cats, as well as 2 OL both programs were after).
There is so much misunderstanding about the 3-3-5. Alot of teams run very similar defense. The bobcats run a 4-2-5 but the rush edge is really a hybrid LB. We just call it a LB but they are similar positions. That rush defender will often stay with a TE or RB if they are in the flat. Lots of college football teams run a 4-2-5 very effectively. The personnel will change with the down and distance. Our problem was not the 3-3-5 scheme but just a lack of speed at LB and a gap eating 0 or 1a tech like you mentioned.I agree with Helena--we will have to go to the portal for a big, mean 280-300 lb. NT to play with our own Jareb Ramos, 6-4, 285, who will hopefully become somewhat similar to Gubner and Hayden next year.
If I had my way--Please humor me, I am getting old and infirm and it's almost Christmas !!!--we would sign 2-3 big DT's from the portal, junk the 3-3-5, and go back to a base 4-3-4 Jerome Souers, Mike Breske, Kraig Paulson defense! !!! ( All kidding aside, has any college team playing the 3-3-5 ever won a major bowl game or an NC ? I remember 2-3 years ago, TCU used the 3-3-5 in the NC against Georgia in the FBS nationsl championship game, and they just got destroyed 65-7, the worst loss ever in an FBS bowl game !!! I don't believe any NFL teams use the 3-3-5. )
Not happening. We'd need to sign more like 6-7 big DT's because we'd need 2 starters, 2 BU's and 2 more in case of injury/development...don't see that happening. Bobby would rather have 15 safeties on the roster.I agree with Helena--we will have to go to the portal for a big, mean 280-300 lb. NT to play with our own Jareb Ramos, 6-4, 285, who will hopefully become somewhat similar to Gubner and Hayden next year.
If I had my way--Please humor me, I am getting old and infirm and it's almost Christmas !!!--we would sign 2-3 big DT's from the portal, junk the 3-3-5, and go back to a base 4-3-4 Jerome Souers, Mike Breske, Kraig Paulson defense! !!! ( All kidding aside, has any college team playing the 3-3-5 ever won a major bowl game or an NC ? I remember 2-3 years ago, TCU used the 3-3-5 in the NC against Georgia in the FBS nationsl championship game, and they just got destroyed 65-7, the worst loss ever in an FBS bowl game !!! I don't believe any NFL teams use the 3-3-5. )
TWO guys on the defensive roster over 270. DE's in the 235-253 range. That ain't gonna cut it...There is so much misunderstanding about the 3-3-5. Alot of teams run very similar defense. The bobcats run a 4-2-5 but the rush edge is really a hybrid LB. We just call it a LB but they are similar positions. That rush defender will often stay with a TE or RB if they are in the flat. Lots of college football teams run a 4-2-5 very effectively. The personnel will change with the down and distance. Our problem was not the 3-3-5 scheme but just a lack of speed at LB and a gap eating 0 or 1a tech like you mentioned.
No the Dline isn't resolved and won't be for a while. I think that is going to be a thorn in our side unless there are some portal transfers in.do you think they have solved the dline problem? After Hayden is done (likely Saturday afternoon) the entire roster will include a grand total of one dline guy over 255 pounds (they just lost the one HS kid that is 290 plus they were heavily after to the cats, as well as 2 OL both programs were after).
Riley Wilson essentially plays like a flex DE in this scheme. Obviously they switch up who’s rushing, but the majority of the time it’s Wilson.I agree with Helena--we will have to go to the portal for a big, mean 280-300 lb. NT to play with our own Jareb Ramos, 6-4, 285, who will hopefully become somewhat similar to Gubner and Hayden next year.
If I had my way--Please humor me, I am getting old and infirm and it's almost Christmas !!!--we would sign 2-3 big DT's from the portal, junk the 3-3-5, and go back to a base 4-3-4 Jerome Souers, Mike Breske, Kraig Paulson defense! !!! ( All kidding aside, has any college team playing the 3-3-5 ever won a major bowl game or an NC ? I remember 2-3 years ago, TCU used the 3-3-5 in the NC against Georgia in the FBS nationsl championship game, and they just got destroyed 65-7, the worst loss ever in an FBS bowl game !!! I don't believe any NFL teams use the 3-3-5. )
I agree short term portal is a only way, but doesn't another year lacking HS kids means more years of portal to come? Eventually you need HS kids signed at positions to not need to use the portal to fill themHigh school recruits weren't going to solve that in the short-term. They are going to hit the transfer portal hard.
I don't see the issue with getting interior DL from the portal. What is the issue with using the portal, it is another tool in the process. They didn't sign a high school QB, so where is the outrage?I agree short term portal is a only way, but doesn't another year lacking HS kids means more years of portal to come? Eventually you need HS kids signed at positions to not need to use the portal to fill them
At this point they have to use both processes, but it would be nice to see better HS recruiting at those positions so they don’t have to rely on bringing in a transfer every year. I think the transfer portal is an easier evaluation though on talent.I don't see the issue with getting interior DL from the portal. What is the issue with using the portal, it is another tool in the process. They didn't sign a high school QB, so where is the outrage?
I think you can grab interior DL from the portal every year and just grab a HS kid when you see a guy that you can't pass up. The DL wasn't even in the top 3 issues on the defense this year.At this point they have to use both processes, but it would be nice to see better HS recruiting at those positions so they don’t have to rely on bringing in a transfer every year. I think the transfer portal is an easier evaluation though on talent.