re: Strategy Question: recruiting lesser talent that "fits" our scheme under O

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ESPN. only data i have

5.34 40 and his SPARQ was 59.46 (the worst at the testing was 55.74 and the best was 1302.6, Javian Hawkins)

he also had the lowest vertical at the event (the best individual test of explosiveness)

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Yeh that shite ain't accurate on Scott. I'd guess around a 4.65 for his forty. As for vertical, the dude plays way above the rim in basketball (Ferriday was ranked No.3 most of the year in 2A, mainly because of him.)

Scott always finishing alley-oops with ease, in-game windmills and reverses with ease.

He's a guy I always figured once he gets in shorts and a T-shirt at camps that the offers would start pouring in.

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Who is this?

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There is a lot of talent in that little triangle between Jena, Ellick, and Ferriday. Nice to see them get a shot. the ones that stand out at these underclassman camps tend to produce.

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that's the theme of my OP, basically

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which players are you specifically worried about?


I mean frick it cant be any worse then what Les Miles did to our offense. Starting with OL recruitment like its 1970 as well as QB development.


RB's and WR are pretty much plug and play in 2017 considering everyone runs some type of variation of the spread. As long as we dont hire Les Miles after Canada leaves we will be fine