Iam_PrinceAkeem

Watching Clemson reporters talk about their team the vibes seem very low and depressing

He had some type of soft tissue injury nothing major though

I’d rather start the freshman like we did with Will and Emory and just live and die with their mistakes. One thing’s for certain: eventually, the light is going to come on, and when it does… ohhh my!

Sounds like he started the majority of the scrimmage, had a great spring, and the staff really loves his potential. I love his combination of height and speed, and with his dad having played in the league, you have to love the pedigree too. Do you guys think the staff is giving him these reps because he’s next up if there’s an injury, or does he have a legitimate chance to win a starting job? I feel like Cooley made plays last year and was reliable, but I also think Jhase has a higher ceiling because of his physical talent.

Just watched Dabo’s interview after their scrimmage today, and he sounds like he knows they might be in over their heads. ?? It was also funny hearing him recall the Bama-LSU game from ’98. Dude can definitely ramble, but he lit up when he started talking about how awesome LSU is.

Everyone will be on D. Jones nuts after the Clemson game

I agree. Sam doesn’t give me that same feeling Joe and Jayden did when they transferred in, which is probably why Lane tried to steal D. Williams from Washington. But I’ve also seen what Lane has done with QBs who weren’t on Joe or Jayden’s level and still managed to produce the No. 1 offense in the conference. That’s why I have confidence in what he can do with Sam.

Harlem Berry I think there’s so much untapped potential there and Deshawn Spears I think he’s going to be so much better at the star position

The thing you're forgetting is that Lane is probably the best offensive mind in college football. He can make an average quarterback look elite. Sam has a good arm, can make plays with his legs, and has far more weapons than that ASU team ever did, all while being paired with a great coaching staff.

What I do agree with is that Blake Baker needs to improve against running quarterbacks, and he needs to know when to dial back some of those exotic defensive looks.

Lastly, Joe Sloan was the offensive coordinator last year, and his play-calling was terrible. It was predictable, and a lot of teams took advantage of that. I don't see Texas A&M having the same success this year because of the reasons I just mentioned.

Wide receiver room full of pretty boys lol

He’s wasn’t dominant in college anytime he went against elite edge rushers he got beat bad