G Dieter's Great Catch

[Digetydog]

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It sure would have been nice to have a bigger WR capable of making great catches on our team.

[sbsmith]

[PonyKris89]

Big fan. Was really disappointed when he left.

[mrydel]

Last I saw him he was still running routes wrong at Bowling Green

[footballdad]

Last I saw him he was still running routes wrong at Bowling Green

and getting blown out by N. Illinois 51-17, Gehrig who?

Nice catch though

[PonyKris89]

Last I saw him he was still running routes wrong at Bowling Green

I loved his size and good hands. And the fact that he graduated early and came to SMU early,
I just thought he maybe had IT. hmmm, Maybe not though

[mrydel]

He ran right into one of his teammates on a play I watched.

[PSCA]

IMO his biggest challenge from what I saw is separation speed, he is a possession receiver IMO. I remember in the Tulane game he started, he could not separate all day. He has good ups, good hands/strong hands, and size. Maybe he could bulk up to TE hybrid.

[Digetydog]

IMO his biggest challenge from what I saw is separation speed, he is a possession receiver IMO. I remember in the Tulane game he started, he could not separate all day. He has good ups, good hands/strong hands, and size. Maybe he could bulk up to TE hybrid.

Probably true, but a tall, big possession receiver > short, weak possession receiver. Plus, big WRs are an advantage on running plays and WR screens because they can block.

Looking at Morris' offers, he plans to go big on the outside.

[SMU2007]

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