WR is about 4" taller and 10 pounds heavier than RM was at the same point in their careers.
WR is about 4" taller and 10 pounds heavier than RM was at the same point in their careers.
OK, but still a small guy right? Too small for the Big 10 as @Warzone said? Except for Moore did just fine as a small guy. At which point his argument isn't about size any more, is it?
Moore was light years ahead of WR as far as talent (imo). AA was a more diminutive guy and seemed to do ok in the B1G. Its not his size. It is his size trying to do the role he is trying. If he wants to be a pure WR he is small. If he takes handoffs and is more of a hybrid guy, he could make it work. But he said he didn't want to do that. Even though that is exactly what he is doing in Kentucky.OK, but still a small guy right? Too small for the Big 10 as @Warzone said? Except for Moore did just fine as a small guy. At which point his argument isn't about size any more, is it?
Like I mentioned to thill, UK is utilizing him more effectively as a WR.
Only 4 carries at UK but leads the team with 25 catches for 402 yards. That's a 16.1 yard catch average. In today's offenses even the little outside guys have a few hand offs.Moore was light years ahead of WR as far as talent (imo). AA was a more diminutive guy and seemed to do ok in the B1G. Its not his size. It is his size trying to do the role he is trying. If he wants to be a pure WR he is small. If he takes handoffs and is more of a hybrid guy, he could make it work. But he said he didn't want to do that. Even though that is exactly what he is doing in Kentucky.
He was recruited by Nebraska as an Athlete, and he expressed a desire to carry the ball. He did what was asked of him, and I appreciate his efforts.Only 4 carries at UK but leads the team with 25 catches for 402 yards. That's a 16.1 yard catch average. In today's offenses even the little outside guys have a few hand offs.
Still, you brought up size, talent, etc. I'm just saying he's being better utilized at UK as a WR.
We agreeHe was recruited by Nebraska as an Athlete, and he expressed a desire to carry the ball. He did what was asked of him, and I appreciate his efforts.
He apparently changed his mind along the way, which is fine. If he's happier and more productive in his new role, good for him and Kentucky.
I think WR can excel in a system if he is surrounded by possesion WRs. We didn't have that last year. I don't know about UK. WR is still tiny.Only 4 carries at UK but leads the team with 25 catches for 402 yards. That's a 16.1 yard catch average. In today's offenses even the little outside guys have a few hand offs.
Still, you brought up size, talent, etc. I'm just saying he's being better utilized at UK as a WR.
We've had many a small player with a big impact. He played lights out for us the best he could. Wish him the bestI think WR can excel in a system if he is surrounded by possesion WRs. We didn't have that last year. I don't know about UK. WR is still tiny.
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Looking for a third home?
Looking for a third home?
It happens, I guess. Oliver Martin in our case.
Seems like Lindsey has been around forever but he came in the same class with Allen, Sichterman, Bando, D. Thomas, Daniels.Can't believe Lindsay and Spielman are still playing CFB, even with the free COVID year.
Wandale is doing great. He leads the SEC in receiving yards.Updated numbers:
Wandale — 5 games - 29 catches 467 yds , 3 TDs; 4 rushes 78 yds, 4 punt returns 13 yards.
Vedral — 5 games - 92 for 138, 914 yards, 6 TDs, 3 int; 40 rushes 138 yds.
Greg Bell — 4 games - 73 rushes 409 yds, 4 TDs. Injured.
Spielman — 4 games - 8 catches, 125 yds, 2 TDs; 9 kick returns for 302 yards
Avery Roberts— 5 games - 51 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1 int.
Tyjon Lindsay — 4 games, 10 catches 162 yds, 3TDs; 4 rushes 21 yds.
Luke — 5 games, 17 for 33, 196 yds, 1 TD, 3 int.; 20 rushes 68 yards, 1TD, 1 lost fumble
Marcus Fleming— 1 catch minus 6 yds.