Well said. The keys will be OLB, OL, and D coordinator. I am a little bit worried about E running that offense, but it’s probably unwarranted. The other key will be can these guys make clutch plays.
Clyde needed to leave, he's at his absolute peak, never gonna have a shot to be drafted as high as he'll end up being drafted.
If you are referring to me as “TCU”, I never said what year Stingley was in and I know he is a freshman.
This is pretty spot-on. We have a mere shell of a team left. It reminds me of the one and done, lightning in a bottle Cam Newton season at Auburn.
I certainly hope so. I just hate that we win a championship in legendary fashion, only to have massive defections the same week. Of course, if I am most of those juniors, I would leave, too. 20 years ago, I was all about "graduate and get that college degree." Now, I feel a bit differently. If you think you can make a boatload of cash, go for it. It goes without saying that applies to guys like Jefferson, who had unbelievable numbers and success. For some of the others, an additional (good) year may have earned them even more money. As for Moss, he's not your typical first generation college football player. He was raised with NFL money. He will be fine anywa . I personally hope the Cowboys get him
Guilty as charged. I actively hated the Cowboys for about 10 years after moving here. It was torture because all that the local media talks about is the Cowboys (much like LSU in BR media.) When the Cowboys drafted Bradie James, I was finally like, screw it, I'll be a Cowboys fan, which makes the fall more tolerable. Now, living about 3 miles from the Star training facility, all of North Plano and Frisco is filthy with players and Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
