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I’d like to think they’ll stay but MBS and possibly the younger guys could bolt. And worst case scenario if either do leave, Spencer and Crooms are probably an upgrade anyways so it’d still be a net gain.

Where does this WR room rank in the Big Ten next year behind OSU? Spencer, Crooms, Crab, Wright, Jackson, Brockington, MBS* And that makes not even counting BSF and the other TE’s and RB’s.

This is one of the bigger commits of the Fleck era and probably the biggest transfer he’s ever landed. Just a massive commitment. Had SEC interest.

He wasn’t that good before that point either. In fact he’s definitely been better since that point.

If we land Chartlotte WR transfer Elijah Spencer who is on an OV right now and no one else transfers out, or at least the major contributors, that would give us the best WR room in the West and outside of OSU, one of the best in the entire conference. Would easily be our best non...

I'd would argue over the last two years, when we actually decide to throw to him, he has the highest positive outcome percentage in that room meaning catch or PI drawn. He just hasn't been thrown to that often.

Crooms is a big time addition not a "medium size fish", he was second team All MAC. Having back to back years of 750+ yards and 5+ TD's at the FBS level is really good. Crooms is the caliber of player that could have pushed us over the top from West contenders to West favorites last year. He...

Forgot to add Kyler Baugh, he was very good for us this year from Houston Baptist.

Some have already addressed this but I’ll reiterate. Jack Gibbens from Abilene Christian was excellent for us and just got activated to the towns 53 man roster. Selig was a two year starter and good player at WMU and had offers from ISU, IU, Wake Forrest and heavy interest from Iowa. Crooms...

How do you know Payne is better than him? I think Ihnen and Fox come close to splitting minutes and then Payne will have to battle Treyton for the backup 5 minutes which will be less than 10. Even though he wasn’t shooting great, Ihnen has always been very very effective at getting offensive...

I understand it goes both ways but like I said, the higher end schools are going to get the better end of the deal a lot more compared to the lower end schools.

I’d be happy with Cooper as the point, Strong at the 2 and McIntosh as the combo guard off the bench. I think I like Strong a tad more over Stewart, 41% from 3 and MVC players translate well to the P5 level (Liam, Reggie, Mikyke McIntosh from ISU to Oregon off the top of my head) although they...

But the players that are transferring down are the ones yet aren’t god enough to play at the blue bloods and P5 level and the ones that are good enough are going up to that level. So the blue bloods and other P5 schools are always going to get the better end of the deal compared to the mid and...

I think the senior bowl just divies them up as they see fit to create the most fair, competitive game.

He is a career 5/5 on 45+ yarders. Will be a nice compliment to Trickett next year and then full time starter the next two years.

Surgers started 8 games for an SEC team (albeit a bad one) and had nearly double the amount of tackles. PFF grades are also very close as well, within a point. I’ll say I’d probably rather have (a fully bought in) Cheyney over Jeffries though and Smith is a guy I think we’d have taken either way.

Smith’s own Twitter has him at 1 year of eligibility. He never redshirted.

After Martin left we mostly had a 3 man rotation.

I agree Martin provided solid depth although its probably a wash between him and Schad who likely would have still been here if we didn’t take Martin.

Pinckney and Carter were pretty interchangeable and played both 3-tech and 1.