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Stallion wrote:At least I'm just an enabler and not an -------oholic
JasonB wrote:Stallion wrote:Assuming every thing goes 100% perfect with Burchum like JasonB likes to do- what exactly are the chances that a skinny QB that runs 4.8 in a Run N Shoot behind our Offensive Line makes it through season without injury?
Whose the backup?
We are not building a program we are pugging holes in the dike. (Add your own joke here)
Hold on... I like Burchum, but I am on record saying we are going to struggle next year. We have talented young receivers, talented young corners, and I think the OL as a whole gets better with age, but we certainly aren't at a point in the program where we can replace two starting receivers, a starting QB who was a stud, our best OL, two starting corners and two starting middle linebackers and be just fine.
And before anyone harps on it, I am not saying we should not be at that point in the program. Just pointing out the obvious that we aren't there.
I know I missed on our record last year because I thought the D was going to be really good, but I did get the offensive improvement right. The year before that I said we would be 5-7 or 6-6 when everyone else was saying we would win the division.
I won't make record projections until the schedule comes out, but we are going to struggle early. Still better than UNT, but we will struggle until the team starts growing up halfway through the conference schedule.
For most of the year, the offense carried the team. Once GG got hurt, we reverted back to the defense carrying things for the last three games, and our offense trying to run clock with Burcham going to the sidelines for play calls. I don't see that changing next year with the team being so young.
And yes, I get that a lot of teams around the country have a lot of young frosh that participate. But typically, those teams have experience or really good players around them that make up for the stupid mistakes that kids are bound to make. Young QBs can be studs... if they have a great o-line in front of them that gives them all day and fantastic receivers that make plays. We aren't there yet.
smupony94 wrote:Long live Stallion
SMU404 wrote:Hughes is graduating and will not play next year. Rice is gone.
StallionsModelT wrote:Yeah that sucks. Rice and Hughes gone? If I had to guess the OL will look like this in August:
LT Chauncey Briggs (SO)
LG Daniel McCarty (SO)
C Taylor Lasecki (JR)
RG Kris Weeks (JR)
RT Seaver Myers (SO)