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Fall Camp 2024: 20 August Coach Foley & 3-4 Players
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Highly recommended if you like behind the scenes stuff
Kid kept starting and then being replaced. USC is not a defensive juggernot. Would be interesting to know why
He will certainly add least at depth to an area we need depth at, even if he doesnt play much
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Does it date back to 96 vs ASU?
Tommi Hill had the same problem early on. Perseverance paid off in spades. Hope it does for Ceyair as well.
I do think CU will be difficult.
Early season game … not a lot of injury concerns … CU hype machine will be in full gear.
Both teams are likely to be undefeated and Neon Deion will be in full glamour mode.
Their offensive line is likely to be better as will their defense.
Let's hope the stories of fights in the locker room are true and they have a big intra-team brawl prior to kickoff
I expect CU to be a VERY tough game. CU's offense has enough skill players to tear it up as we saw last year. Their only issue is their line and depth. Their defense may or may not be much better than last year.
OUR offense should be MUCH better this year. And defense has had some time to get settled into the system and there are some great players. So I think we match up far better. But anyone thinking this game will be anything but a nail biter might be surprised. I would love to kick their butts, but more likely it's a tough one.
I hope so too. Certainly possible
But the number of kids that have transfered here from Big time schools in which a "fresh start" was needed that havnt worked out, have way out numbered the ones that have
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Yea, MR's track record here of who and how....wait...
Simms, Hood, Collier, Borders, A Gilbert
Before him, kaine williams, Wynn, stepp, tyreke johnson,
Others I cant remember
Not bashing Rhule but I think transfers in general seem to be more effective when guys from smaller schools transfer up.
The kids that transfer from Blue Blood or other big time colleges seem to work out much much less often for whatever reason
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And the exception to that above is QB. In general that has also been much more successful across the board
The best transfers are guys who have plans contributed where they were. Guys who have underachieved at other schools have more than not struggled.
