re: VERY Early 2013 Football Depth Chart

I was just looking over DandyDon's depth chart yesterday and was surprised at the number of upperclassmen potentially starting.

Here's a copy of the two deep (mostly) from the Don:

QB
No. 08 Zach Mettenberger 6-5, 230, SR
No. 17 Stephen Rivers 6-8, 225, SO

RB
(No. 33 Jeremy Hill 6-2 235, SO)
No. 04 Alfrd Blue 6-2, 220, SR
No. 27 Kenny Hilliard 6-0, 231, JR

FB
No. 44 JC Copeland 6-1, 272, SR
No. 43 Connor Neighbors 5-11, 236, JR

TE
No. 41 Travis Dickson 6-3, 230, JR
No. 85 Dillion Gordon 6-5, 285, SO

LT
No. 70 La'el Collins 6-5, 321, JR
No. 65 Jerald Hawkins 6-6, 300, RSFR

LG
No. 74 Josh Williford 6-7, 332, SR
No. 77 Ethan Pocic 6-7, 285, FR

C
No. 55 Elliot Porter 6-4, 300, JR
No. 74 Josh Williford 6-7, 332, SR

RG
No. 56 Trai Turner 6-2, 306, SO
No. 69 Fehoko Fanaika 6-6, 340, JR

RT
No. 78 Vadal Alexnder OL 6-6, 350, SO
No. 65 Jerald Hawkins 6-6, 300, RSFR

WR1
No. 80 Jarvis Landry 6-1, 195, JR
No. 86 Kaadron Boone 6-0, 207, SR
No. 82 James Wright 6-2, 203, SR
Quantavious Leslie 6-4, 190, Jr

WR2
No. 03 Odell Beckham Jr. 6-0, 187, JR
No. 83 Travin Dural 6-2, 180, RSFR
No. 88 John Diarse 6-1, 205, FR
No. 02 Avery Peterson 6-1, 180, FR

DEFENSE:

LE
No. 98 Jordan Allen 6-6 253, JR
No. 94 Danielle Hunter 6-5, 235, SO

RE
No. 59 Jermauria Rasco 6-3 255, JR
No. 94 Danielle Hunter 6-5, 235, SO
No. 54 Justin Maclin 6-4, 237, JR

LT
No. 90 Anthony Johnson 6-3, 304, JR
No. 96 Mickey Johnson 6-0, 306, SO

RT
No. 09 Ego Ferguson 6-3 308, JR
No. 95 Quinten Thomas 6-3, 294, SO

SAM (SLB)
No. 58 Tahj Jones 6-2, 205, SR
No. 45 Deion Jones 6-2, 202, SO

Mike (MLB)
No. 31 D.J. Welter 6-0, 226, JR
No. 23 Lamar Louis 6-0, 220, SO

Will (OLB)
No. 57 Lamin Barrow 6-2, 232, SR
No. 25 Kwon Alexander 6-2, 215, SO

LCB
No. 32 Jalen Collins 6-2, 195, SO
No. 36 Kavahra Holmes 6-2 180 RSFR

RCB
No. 28 Jalen Mills 6-0, 185, SO
No. 13 Dwayne Thomas 6-0, 175, RSFR

FS
No. 26 Ronald Martin 6-1, 202 JR
No. 12 Corey Thompson 6-2, 210, SO

SS
No. 06 Craig Loston 6-2, 205, SR
No. 34 Micah Eugene 5-11, 190, SO


That's 9 upperclassmen starting on each side of the ball. Most postions are backed up by sophmores. A trouble spot on O might be the RT spot, but there's enough experience on the line to be able to move players around and cover. It's the secondary on D that is again our biggest problem area, imo. I know a lot of people are concerned about the depth on the DL, but we at least don't have to rely on freshmen as backups.