Canzeri A Hawkeye!
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hawkfaninTX
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a lot of running backs. does this confirm that arob will not be welcome back? Or are we hedging our bets with the RB gods?
hawkfaninTX
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Well, personally i enjoyed his footage on both sides of the ball, but his running capabilities is why he is here.
homerHAWKeye777
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Here is the "math" ... even prior us losing Wegher, ARob, and Hampton, logic dictated that we should take on 2 RBs.
Given how we've gotten "stung" by having a lack of experienced depth at RB ... the coaches obviously do not want that to happen again. Thus, it seems to me that there is a clear possibility for around 2 TR FR to contribute at RB in 2011. Don't get me wrong, I anticipate that Coker will be a starter ... however, I think that we'll see some young guys be prepped to step up.
Furthermore, a number of our RB recruits are rather versatile ... and versatile in varying ways too.
Given how we've gotten "stung" by having a lack of experienced depth at RB ... the coaches obviously do not want that to happen again. Thus, it seems to me that there is a clear possibility for around 2 TR FR to contribute at RB in 2011. Don't get me wrong, I anticipate that Coker will be a starter ... however, I think that we'll see some young guys be prepped to step up.
Furthermore, a number of our RB recruits are rather versatile ... and versatile in varying ways too.
DesertHawk2010
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versatile in varying ways, is that like Norm saying Missouri was different like Georgia Tech, but different than Georgia Tech's different?
homerHAWKeye777
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LOL! Exactly!
- Coe could easily project at LEO LB or DE just as well as he projects at RB.
- At least one of the RB recruits projects at safety. (not unlike Hitchens)
- Canzeri projects at RB/WR/DB ... and he could be dangerous as a return-specialist too.
