If JC follows his heart back to NU?? We are set for 4-5 years at QB and WR!! Show me a better one.
Best WR class in the nation?
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Can't argue that point with you, but the end results is what's going to matter the next 2-4 years.
I'd say so. Only other real contenders at first glance would be Mich or Oklahoma, but if the ball keeps rolling then absolutely, and it'll pay dividends down the line.
Absolutely. All it takes is a spark, a few All Americans to get you back rolling again. Then you capitalize on success and the recruits will be lining up!!
Having QBs that can throw will bring the receivers here.
Exactly, they go hand in hand, Tanner, POB, and T Geb, it's on
Having an offensive line that can block would go a long ways to helping the new quarterback and wide receivers. Winking
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I want to believe in Tre.
Need to see if he develops a make them miss game. His straight line running seems to nice.
I am already moving onto the next step in the process. Time to start looking ahead. Winking
This class on paper looks to be the tops, but to say we are set for 4/5 years seems a bit premature
The usual suspects. Bama. Michigan. Georgia is loaded with some great WRs this year, headlined by Holloman who we really wanted..
Lots of schools have good WR classes. This year, we're among them, but we're not head and shoulders above them. If we can somehow get Lewis, that might put us up there at the top.
The USCs and FSUs get these kind of classes almost every year. Sometimes they work out, sometimes they don't. Gotta keep on recruiting and build up depth.
Lots of schools have good WR classes. This year, we're among them, but we're not head and shoulders above them. If we can somehow get Lewis, that might put us up there at the top.
The USCs and FSUs get these kind of classes almost every year. Sometimes they work out, sometimes they don't. Gotta keep on recruiting and build up depth.
