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Not trying to be sassy but citing a home team as 3 point favorites as a reason for them not being a cupcake is kinda funny. ORST is ranked 82 in FPI and if they didn’t play WAZZU twice they probably wouldn’t make a bowl. Cal and ORST both aren’t very good.

So much to unpack here. Spent a weekend at Oregon, left for Cal, did all of winter workouts/spring/fall ball, beat out Brown/Co, gets the starting job Hasn’t even stood on the sidelines as a player yet and he’ll have to run an offense that lost its leader at basically every position. It’s...

Has a good first game and picks up another offer. Zero mention of being a MN commit on Twitter until you scroll down to him retweeting MN commits in June though.

Per his full ranking 4. Yarborough 9. Ombati 46. Feeney 60. Shatek 63. Parrish Jackson 69. Betton 74. Diane 112. Mack 128. Van Voorst This guy either crunched insane amounts of tape or shook a magic 8 ball 150 times.

Just a highlight but a high level play gets Striggoe a sack/FF. Looked good in the few reps I saw.

Stumbled on this ranking. No clue about who/what this list came from. But it lists Diane at 74, super cool. It also lists Betton and 2 others from the state of MN ahead of him. Just thought it was odd.

I prayed that god would take away all torn ACLs from good players and give them to Deshaun Watson, bummer

Really thought him and Fame would be the future. Sucks to see him go.

The Butt breaks it down really well here. Not the best play as has to turn all the way around to make it back to him, but I think the concepts on both sides also favored the O.

Not sure what the chances were like before but this certainly can’t help

If he really is 4th or even 3rd on the depth chart I’d be very surprised. I figured he’d have enough time in the system to at least challenge for the 2 spot. Maybe that means Morehead is just that good.

I think I was on another site when I said it but this guy is/was a gem. When they took so many RBs in the portal I was kind of worried about him leaving but I think he has a really high ceiling. He could be lethal as an RB3 this season and be our next bell cow next year.

First game is only a month out. I wouldn’t be surprised to see the older guy win it, especially if he transferred in. What sucks is even if he wins out to start they’ll probably be so good that he won’t get benched. I think it would have to take some serious slip ups for them to bench him midway.

Everybody say the thing

I know I’m on a bit of a heater with the Heisman take either but I’m going to continue. I think we have several good-elite safeties. Gousby/Green get comparatively less mention but are pretty solid. I also think we have more athletes now that can field punts/kicks. Completely uniformed opinion...

Agreed on the spiral, but as a Junior to be I’m sure he’ll progress on that Short throw here but it looked good

Based on his athletic ability and the glide path he’s on I think top 5 should be his goal. It’s on the staff just as much as him to get that opportunity though.

Oh my bad I think that’s also too much though. The WR will need reps and I think at first his best looks will come from jet sweep/screen type plays. Our RB room is studded too so he may not get many reps from them. I think maybe 7 is a good number on O to start

I actually think Jabrill Peppers is a better comp the Hunter one is just more recent and relative to the hype. 15-20 plays ~1.5 plays on O per game. I think it will be at least double that this year. I think system and complimentary players heavily influences what makes an AA/Heisman. I don’t...

I think he has Travis hunter type potential in CFB. His special teams prowess is clear and will only get better. Same as a safety I’m just not sure what to think about the DB group. K Brown is also elite but the CBs are a question mark. Kois impact on D next year may not be fully transparent...