We need to add a ready-to-go bruising running back to this class. I don’t care if he is HS, juco, grad transfer... just get him.
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We need to add a ready-to-go bruising running back to this class. I don’t care if he is HS, juco, grad transfer... just get him.
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Originally Posted by Tech77
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Originally Posted by Dogsince65
unfortunately we are in "passing" league-- we brought in 2 graduated senior transfers couple years ago who were great stopping run but not so good pass coverage -- you can be brutal but if receivers outrun you they do not help you much or those screen passesQuote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
I am in a great mood- spent wednesday -Thursday with Sportsdawg and and grandson who loves Tech at bowl. then shut office down at noon yesterday and hung with one of other grandson, granddaughter and granddaughter home from Tech ( 4 months at Tech and now a sophomore and Deans list). Headed over to Sportsdawg to hang with grandsons , letting them open some stuff . Just feeling great about the bowl win == getting that win makes the next 4-6 month more upbeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJDAWG
even after he let them cut his hair off in support of Cancer research--he was still a Sampson --Quote:
Originally Posted by LEEDAWG
Gullat has an offer from Tech and Army, and that is about it. I would take him in a heartbeat. 4 year starter at LB and over 500 tackles! I have heard he is going to Army. I believe he has what you call football speed-fast enough to make the play and that is all that matters. Johnny Manziel ran a 4.6 but he was the fastest man on the field every week in college football.
He's got an offer from Tech? Somebody tell Maddawg so he can find something else to bitch about!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooddawg
Do you think Bobby Holly will be ready to step up and take that role next year? He certainly has the size.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tech77
If he can learn to secure the ball, Holtz hates turnovers as we all do. Tiki Barber cured his problem by holding the ball high, so it can be done. I would love to see him on the field and see what he can do. https://www.newsday.com/sports/colum...mble-problems-
Probably as a preferred walk on. That's what Holtz likes to do with "slow guys" who make great grades. He then red shirts them, gives them a 'ship in years 2 or 3, but never plays them.Quote:
Originally Posted by boxerdog
It won't matter as it's constant no matter what the issue or color of the sky. He'll come back and say we didn't offer soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by boxerdog
Isn't he PawDog now?Quote:
Originally Posted by boxerdog
That is as VERY GOOD football player. I can't believe our coaches don't want to sign him.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
Slow???...Maybe half to a full step slower in the open field, but if your good enough to tackle them within the tackle box or immediate vicinity of the line, what does it matter? The guy looked tenacious, he wanted to make the tackle and inflict some pain it seemed, maybe just a little bit of a nasty streak.Quote:
Originally Posted by HogDawg
That was all well edited game film, best of the best of plays, but still, he looks like he could bring something to the team that we don't have, the spirit of a warrior perhaps?