Dang sun rose again?
It's nice to see, and even if we've been close to being ranked before, scoreboard doesnt show it....yet
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Ranking The FBS Linebacker Units Entering the 2022 Season
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It's nice to see, and even if we've been close to being ranked before, scoreboard doesnt show it....yet
Maybe even a Weaver sighting in a game or two, or possibly a Buckley or a Black.
Experience for the youngins
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Scares you how?
I would prefer that we show up in the top 10 of most position rankings during late November. Till then, the rankings don't mean much.
But that's just me.
I'd prefer the guys that make these lists knew what they're doing, coaches know what they're doing and players know what they're doing.I would prefer that we show up in the top 10 of most position rankings during late November. Till then, the rankings don't mean much.
But that's just me.
My guess is all three have to have an edge or all three wouldnt be that much involved in cfb
True, but in our defense,this is likely the most important.I prefer Nebraska win games and the lists will take care of themselves.
Surprised Wiscy isnt on there
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Wisconsin lost 2 LBs to the NFL - Jack Sanborn and Leo Chenel.
Wisconsin typically reloads at the linebacker position but definitely need to replace some good players.
Their two likely starters at ILB is RS-Jr Tatum Glass and Jordan Turner RS-So. They had a combined 15 tackles last year.
The Badgers run a 3-4 defensive front with the DLine setup to eat up blockers freeing the ILBs to run amok. Leo Chenal and Jack Sanborn were the 2 starters last year. They had 173 tackles between them. Chenal was a 3rd round pick by the Chiefs. Sanborn is a FA in the Bears camp.
The Badgers do return OLB Nick Herbig who was 3rd on the team with 61 tackles and 9 INTs (1st on the team).
The Badgers run a 3-4 defensive front with the DLine setup to eat up blockers freeing the ILBs to run amok. Leo Chenal and Jack Sanborn were the 2 starters last year. They had 173 tackles between them. Chenal was a 3rd round pick by the Chiefs. Sanborn is a FA in the Bears camp.
The Badgers do return OLB Nick Herbig who was 3rd on the team with 61 tackles and 9 INTs (1st on the team).
Along with the defensive coordinator’s ability to game plan to stop the run( MSU game was incredible) I believe he can prepare this new group to become a force.
