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I mean Connor Rhoda could’ve put up similar passing numbers in Fleck’s offense if given the opportunity.

Ultimately the kid has to agree to give up the scholarship though. Sure you can tell him he’s not going to play ever, but only first year coaches can cut players, even then they can still attend school on scholarship if they want to.

I think it’s more that a certain amount are expected to leave whether we want them to or not.

Yeah the WR recruiting has been a huge disappointment. At one point I thought it was going to be a major weapon where we could use to get a leg up on teams like Wisconsin and Iowa. Just seems to have faded away. You’d think with some of the past successes and Fleck’s experience we’d be able...

I think its done the other way around, I don’t think you just add as many as you want and then go and try to make room.

Could also be that other teams plan to bring in more high school players prior to the second signing date. Or they may want more spots for transfers.

Well then… 😂 should probably have a separate QB coach.

To be fair, I’m guessing the OC typically doesn’t do much chit chatting with the fourth/fifth string QB. It’s probably more on the position and S&C coaches to develop players at the early stage Kollock was in.

Wright, Tyler, now Coleman….seems like every time.

Where did you hear he wasn’t being talked to or provided any guidance?

Who are you talking about? Morehead?

Again, if a transfer plays a significant role it’s not a whiff even if he isn’t good. He’s better than the alternative options that were on the roster. I haven’t looked but I’m guessing we had more starts from first year transfer guys this year than we have ever had before.

I disagree, they weren’t home runs but they needed RBs, WRs, OL, and CBs, they got starters and contributors at all of them. If they’re better than what we had it’s a win eve if they’re weren’t all great they were still upgrades. A whiff would’ve been if you got nothing from them, which did...

The expectation isn’t for every transfer to be a major contributor. Many are brought in as depth pieces and some are brought in with the plan to develop the for the future.

I don’t think that’s true. We didn’t get any that turned out to be stars, but we had transfers playing a ton especially on offense.

Is it just me or is this an extremely weak Heisman year as far as the actual numbers the candidates put up?

I’ve seen it many times on here that people say we need a mobile QB. It can be a valuable add on, but there’s a lot of good QBs that don’t have great mobility and there’s a lot of super mobile QBs that are terrible.

People act like being mobile is the solution to everything. It’s only valuable if the qb can also pass and most of all can make the correct decisions.

Roy, Johnson, Beers, Nelson, Tafai are back with a lot of experience. There’s a slew of underclassmen that could emerge, and we’ll see what gets added through the portal, maybe an experienced tackle?

I mean even if he narrowly misses Bamas crazy expectations he’d still be a top candidate for other jobs. Not saying he wouldn’t take a Michigan offer, but I don’t think Bama expectations are something to run from.