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I really don't get the whole "we're likely to lose to PSU" thing. As I see things right now, we'll lose to jNW because until we beat them I won't believe we can. Before the bowl I would have seen us losing to Nebraska but their offense was so anemic and they're losing so much that I see that...

If I had to guess I'd say we'll never see him in black and old gold again. There's just too much working against him. A talented backup who broke a record in the bowl game (has ARob ever broken 200 yards in a game?), a pair of really talented kids coming in this recruiting class, a RS freshman...

Offensively I think CJ Fiedorowicz makes a major leap. He came in already a polished receiver, having played WR in HS. Given a year to play and learn to block, not to mention get stronger, he should be an absolute terror next year. Defensively I hope it's Carl Davis. Guy is humongous and if...

There's also been a lot of good press from the Offense-Defense bowl regarding one of next year's incoming linemen, Austin Blythe. Sounds like he's just a man amongst boys out there. Our OL will be the strength of this year for years to come, and when we have big backs like Coker, Coe, and...

It's amazing that in this day in age, they don't allow e-tickets. I get an e-ticket when I fly, when I go to a concert, even when I buy the game day drink special at John Barleycorn. To not offer an e-ticket option in 2010 would be like listing a telegraph number on your business card.

Not a tool at all. I had to correct somebody a couple weeks ago who kept talking about somebody named "Sean Green".

That's not really fair to say. It's not as though they've been given equal opportunity to catch passes and pick up blitzes. Have you seen Coe's senior footage? Judging from that he's probably got the best hands of all 3 of the backs.

You kinda contradicted yourself here. You say that you want the best player in, and then you conclude by saying that Robinson should be on the #1 line unless Coker shows more in the pass game. What if Coker shows more in the run game? Again, he was clearly the better back during the OSU game...

I think people are taking this the wrong way. I don't think ARob is a bad running back, to the contrary he was a very good player early in the year and was contending for POY in the conference early on. However, his skill set doesn't fit best with our personnel. I think with the size of OL we...

I'll do you one better and say he begins the season at #4. I see Coker (assuming he has a big bowl game) at #1, COE at #2 (he was the team's top RB recruit this year, after all, and said he wants to go somewhere he can play right away), and De'Andre Johnson at #3. It probably won't stay that...

Rolle from FSU a couple seasons ago was a Rhodes scholar and an All-American. It's rare but it happens.

IMO, Derby will stick at QB until Rudock arrives. Knowing that he wants to get on the field and be a contributor, he may see that Rudock has a better shot at being the starting QB and move elsewhere. Ideally, he'd play LB but I'd also like to see him stay on offense and play H-back. I could...

He's smaller and should be faster (he was a track athlete in HS). I wanna say he's listed at 5-9 215, which is significantly shorter than others but his weight isn't much different. His musculature is really impressive too, so I could see us basically beating the life out of LBs and DBs with...

Don't forget about De'Andre Johnson...

I honestly think we'll see him starting off the season at 4th on the depth chart. It has less to do with his performance than his size. Looking at our OL recruiting, they're HUGE. I did a breakdown on TOS of their measurments and stuff, but suffice it to say we're going to have a really big...

I don't really think it's a detriment to the player but it sure can be to the team. Imagine we got a silent commit from Coe like a month ago, and we go on like we've got one in the bag, and then last minute he decommits and goes somewhere else we're left out in the cold. But I DO think it's a...

That's my assumption. I don't really know what would be the benefit outside of that. Either they want to make an announcement at a big game or a signing ceremony at school or...?

I see what you're saying, and since CJF was a WR in HS anyway, he'd be comfortable in a 2-point stance. Then again, we could always just line him up at TE and keep him in a 2-point as well. Either way, he's going to be a size/speed mismatch for whoever guards him. I was excited to see him...

The Williams at WR thing confuses me a lot too. I haven't seen a lot of his film, but they may play him situationally as a possession receiver? Stuff like 3rd and 4-6? Because he's got a big body and can take a hit, but I don't really know where the coaches see him.

So then in your setup would we run Herman at TE with CJF in the slot, or would we go with a 3-wide I formation to bring in a FB to block?