If nothing else we might have the most depth at FB in the country.
Quantitiy does not equal quality...nearly all of those guys listed at fullback are walkons, and Catlett will be needed at tight end.
Yea really, too bad we don' t have that at TE or well DB or well pretty much everywhere, I feel pretty confident with what we have on the line and receiver now though!
The same goes for those two positions, the staff is just now begining to bring in quality. while most of the guys returning are average at best. Though, thank goodness, the '07 line was still immensely improved over the previous three years!
Right on buddy, right on, that is why I want Lamaak at tackle! Dedrick and him are the most mobile of the linemen and we really have no clue on Baysinger, it is all talk!
Frankly, I think that both Dedrick and Lamaak might both be better off inside, both need to get much stronger, and Dedrick struggled on the edge at times. That, however, would require someone being better than either of them.
What makes you say that Baysinger is one of those five, until we have proof of that I don't think we can say it.
I thought that the fact that the staff listed Baysinger in the two-deep over other scholarship players and walkons despite the fact that he was redshirting was fairly impressive.
I think he is a solid linemen, that the coaches are very high on, but does that mean he is one of the top five. Well I guess we will find out and maybe that will be the case, but their is no proof of that .... yet!
I think that's what Spring ball is for--and what we are all interested in seeing!
After all, Lamaak's best position might indeed be center. He's certainly not the pile driver that the right tackle position usually needs, however he stepped up pass protection. He's also not as long-armed as the more traditional 6-6 or 6-7 guy might be, doesn't have the same reach. However, he's exceptionally nimble on his feet, and smart, both of which are attributes of an outstanding center. Plus, it would solve a trouble spot.
One way or another, he and Dedrick both need to get stronger.
I'm baffled that anyone thinks that Sandvig could be a great safety. He's a corner despite the fact that he doesn't run all that well, he's just technically sound. And he's undersized, at 5-10 184. Now,
Allen Bell might make a great safety, if he could be spared from corner. He's got center-fielder speed, and at 6-2 190 or so, excellent size for the position. The only problem with Brown and Smith is that they are undersized, one way or another.
Who might you suggest be switched from the defensive line to help out at tight end?
