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Do tell.......I was hoping it wasnt gonna happen but 2 out of 3 so far. Still hearing McQuitty and possibly a very important D player also.
Do tell.......I was hoping it wasnt gonna happen but 2 out of 3 so far. Still hearing McQuitty and possibly a very important D player also.
Guessing Jojo. Remember when he was a week late to camp this past summer?Do tell.......
You literally said physical attributes is what he has.
I agree.
And that doesn't make him a good linebacker.
#relevance
Yikes. Take it back!Guessing Jojo. Remember when he was a week late to camp this past summer?
Guessing Jojo. Remember when he was a week late to camp this past summer?
Surely not.Guessing Jojo. Remember when he was a week late to camp this past summer?
We can disagree about what is "basic" or not, but it doesn't change the fact that they are necessary if you want to play successful Defense. Do you think errors by the Davis twins, Barry, etc, are acceptable, or are they not capable of being coached "differently", or what point are you trying to make?Except as "base level" as they are, coaches teach them differently.
Let's examine a familiar face as an example. Bo Pelini.
Pelini has taught linebackers at literally every level of football. Barrett Ruud and Demorrio Williams excelled. In fact Ruud credits Pelini as his key teacher.
But there were other linebackers who didn't excel under Pelini. Their technique and "eyes" we're bad.
But that's all basic stuff, right?.......
They are not capable.We can disagree about what is "basic" or not, but it doesn't change the fact that they are necessary if you want to play successful Defense. Do you think errors by the Davis twins, Barry, etc, are acceptable, or are they not capable of being coached "differently", or what point are you trying to make?
So Hail Varsity has an article talking about staggering attrition:
https://hailvarsity.com/s/8163/nebraska-recruiting-looking-at-the-huskers-staggering-attrition
Because 38% seemed like a lot, I wanted to see what was normal. I came across this, and even though its 4+ years old, it seems 38% was actually the normal percentage amongst P5 programs between 2002 and 2014.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1J9ASSW4INt1crs9Zt-SZblYHGLOvODYODJbGzggMyS0/htmlview#gid=296423990
This is a major MAJOR issue.Further, it seems that the attrition is taking the guys we spent the majority of our resources on (the high 3* and 4* guys).
Tyjon Lindsay: Gone :FourStar:
Avery Roberts: Gone :FourStar:
Tristan Gebbia: Gone :FourStar:
Jaevon McQuitty: Not a big contributor :FourStar:
Keyshawn Johnson: Gone :FourStar:
Brendan Jaimes: Starter :ThreeStar:
Deontre Thomas: contributes depth :ThreeStar:
Matt Sichterman: back up :ThreeStar:
Guy Thomas: Gone :ThreeStar:
So. Damn. Tiring.
I examined that theory by cross-referencing another team's recruiting rankings coming out of high school for their starting front seven. We were on par with them, but we rank #72 in total defense while they rank #1.
We are talented enough on defense to not have such an embarrassment in year 2.