Racey McMath gonna ease the pain of losing Chase

Racey McMath would have started for a lot of SEC teams last year. McMath is big and put together, he has the look of a Dwayne Bowe. At 6'3" McMath is as tall or taller than Bowe (LSU listed Bowe at 6'3, his wiki page has him at 6'2). And McMath is not a skinny 6'3, he weighs 224 pounds, none of it fat.

What I did not know is how fast McMath was until I looked it up after he ran away from everyone in the Texas A&M game on a 58 yd td pass from Brennan.

I was surprised to read that McMath ran a 10.86 hundred meters at a track meet for Edna Karr high school. That is flat out moving for a big man.

Mass times acceleration equals force. Its physics. The bigger the mass is and the faster it moves the more force it creates. At 6' 3 moving at top speed, McMath is going to create a lot of force and create a lot of headaches for some SEC cornerbacks, physical and mental headaches.

So yes it sucks to lose Chase. But what a wonderful opportunity for McMath.

And speaking of mass times acceleration. Gilbert is going to be a load too. Assuming Jenkins is the third wideout, you have a 6'5 receiver in Gilbert, a 6'4 receiver in Jenkins and two 6'3 receivers in Marshall and McMath. That's a lot of receiving radius for Brennan to throw to, and Brennan is supposedly an accurate passer.

You can't sugarcoat the loss of the best receiver in college football, but this is not a bare cupboard.

There is no telling how much money Chase might have made McMath by leaving early and letting McMath get more targets. I think McMath improves his NFL stock more than any LSU player this year. The NFL loves measurables which McMath has big time, McMath just has to prove he has game too.

This team could be fun to watch again. Brennan has plenty weapons, we will know soon if he can get them the ball.