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by jason54858 » Mon Jun 14, 2010 4:53 pm
Cadillac wrote:jason54858 wrote: OK, thats not what I read in your previous post. It sounded like to me that you thought Bailey was more talented then any WR we currently have, but if what you said above is your true feelings then thats fine. I dont agree with it, but your opinion is a logical one.
While I'm all for agreeing to disagree, I am very curious as to who you think we can bring in at WR that would be better than Bailey. Care to share? -CoS
Yeah, I believe we dont need to bring Bailey in at all. I believe the WR to replace Wilkerson's production is already on the team.
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by Cadillac » Tue Jun 15, 2010 9:04 am
that's right, I forgot about your Haynes Mancrush.
If you're excited about Bradley's upcoming season you're right. He should be tremendous on the outside, and the loss of Wilkerson should get him on the field even more. It will be interesting to see what happens to the TE playbook that was reported to be taking shape, but either way Haynes will be seeing a LOT more time on the field this season and I'm confident that he'll do well.
With that said, he can't play two deep at all four wideout positions. So hopefully Bailey will be out there too.
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by ponyboy » Tue Jun 15, 2010 9:35 am
I feel pretty good about Robinson, Johnson, and Beasley. DJ is set to break out this year and fulfill all the messianic expectations he arrived on campus with.
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by jason54858 » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:17 pm
Cadillac wrote:that's right, I forgot about your Haynes Mancrush.
If you're excited about Bradley's upcoming season you're right. He should be tremendous on the outside, and the loss of Wilkerson should get him on the field even more. It will be interesting to see what happens to the TE playbook that was reported to be taking shape, but either way Haynes will be seeing a LOT more time on the field this season and I'm confident that he'll do well.
With that said, he can't play two deep at all four wideout positions. So hopefully Bailey will be out there too.
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I dont have a crush on no man. Dont roll that way, not that there is anything wrong with that  . I feel there are many other WRs on the team now who can take the spot and shine, but yes Haynes is one i feel can be special. This is also a chance to see what DJ and Beasley can really do.
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by Junior » Tue Jun 15, 2010 11:12 pm
Cadillac wrote:Wuba wrote:westexSMU wrote:25 rule or not, the guy can play this year. I would certainly offer Bailey if the recent JUCO DT offer doesn't qualify.
If he can make it back by paying on his own, why use a scholarship on him that could be used on someone else?
There are reports that he might not be able to get the financing he needs for the Fall. With the loss of Wilkerson, WR suddenly becomes a priority and Bailey is considerably better than any other scholarship option we have unless someone at USC is bored of living in Watts. -CoS
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by PonyDoh » Wed Jun 16, 2010 7:29 am
Maybe I'm not getting the Bradley Haynes love. Sure, he's huge, but never saw much more then possesssion speed, at best. Did he blow up in Spring ball or something?
“When I first committed to SMU, I thought it would take a couple of years of building. But with these players coming in, we should make a run. We have a lot of heavy hitters. It could get real ugly for a lot of teams we play.â€- Jalen Jones
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by Junior » Wed Jun 16, 2010 11:00 am
jason54858 wrote:ozfan wrote:Jason Bailey was an allstate wr in high school, the old coach in his wisdom moved him to safety where he bulked up and lost his speed. He is down to a good playing weight now and also now back to his natural position. Friends who saw him play as a wr have said him is very good at that position. He was cut for being late to meetings and class not for ability.
If Jones felt that Devon Bailey had any potentail at to be the "best WR on this team" he would not have cut him. It would be scary if Bailey did have that potentail and Jones still cut him wouldn't it? Cutting a player lose meant the coaches felt in their hearts that this player has no potentail to help their team now or in the near future. If Bailey losed wieght and thinks he is now committed to attend meetings on time thats fine, but you cant go from a player with no pontentail to "the best WR on the team". Dez Byrant had problems attending meetings up in Oklahoma State. You punish them internally you dont cut "the best WR on the team" and send him off to Texas A&M-Commerce. I hope Bailey does find victory in whatever he does. I dont wish any ill will to the young man, but for you guys to say there is no player on this team on the roster right now capable of replacing the production of Wilkerson is laughable and idiotic.
Just like he wouldn't suspend our two best WR's for the last two games of the season for the same reasons?
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by PerunaPunch » Wed Jun 16, 2010 1:23 pm
If Jones would suspend the all-time record receiver for SMU and a future 3rd round NFL pick, you can bet the farm he'd be willing to suspend anybody on the roster.
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by PerunaPunch » Wed Jun 16, 2010 1:26 pm
I appreciate the winning attitude the news coaches are trying to instill.
But I'm afraid to say it looks like the growing pains aren't quite over for this team. We were already thin in a few spots, so it's particularly disappointing to see players letting their teammates down by becoming ineligible. Hopefully they'll learn.
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by jason54858 » Wed Jun 16, 2010 4:14 pm
There are reports that he might not be able to get the financing he needs for the Fall. With the loss of Wilkerson, WR suddenly becomes a priority and Bailey is considerably better than any other scholarship option we have unless someone at USC is bored of living in Watts.
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I think he is trying to say alot of the talent at USC is from ''Ghetto Watts''. I am not famliar with LA (partly because I never been there). Is the USC campus close to Watts? Is Watts its own city or is it a nieghborhood within Compton?
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by Junior » Wed Jun 16, 2010 4:31 pm
I think Watts and Compton are two different cities.
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by jason54858 » Wed Jun 16, 2010 4:42 pm
Junior wrote:I think Watts and Compton are two different cities.
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by Cadillac » Wed Jun 16, 2010 10:10 pm
jason54858 wrote: I think he is trying to say alot of the talent at USC is from ''Ghetto Watts''. I am not famliar with LA (partly because I never been there). Is the USC campus close to Watts? Is Watts its own city or is it a nieghborhood within Compton?
Sorry, this is a total throwaway with regard to the thread. USC is not actually in Watts, but that's the line the UCLA kids like to use. USC is next to Watts as UCLA is next to Beverly Hills. It's just stupid tribalism, akin to our making fun of TCU for being in low-class Cowtown, while SMU is in Highland Park. With regard to Haynes being slow and not getting the "love" for him... I think that's a fair criticism. Otherwise there wouldn't be reports of his being tried out at a new TE position. Yet in spite of that, I think that he'll provide a decent option on the outside. Though I believe, (and here's where Jason and I disagree) if Bailey's on the Team, he'll be starting at WR by Mid-Season. -CoS -CoS
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by PonyPride » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:15 pm
Cadillac wrote:... It will be interesting to see what happens to the TE playbook that was reported to be taking shape ...
Remember, Patrick Fleming also was moved to TE in the spring, so there might well still be a TE package in the playbook.
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