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The Exodus (post Spring Game portal activity)
- Thread starter SierraRed
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I think most would agree this year is what it is. Rhule is gonna take it down to the studs if he has to. We gotta rid our house of all of the Margarita stains. If that means we lose a few players we don't want to, so be it.
I did think he could be more of an all purpose back but I figured he didn't want to share snaps.
Mickey Joseph was our lifeline to Louisiana. All dried up now.
And Florida also
We had issues keeping California kids too. Winning will fix all of that.
Posted this afternoon:
Well when Allen was on the field in the spring game he was missing the ball. As in FUMBLE.
So did Ervin
I think he's been pretty savvy with his handling of the roster, especially publicly. We all knew the roster that closed out the Iowa game was going to change and like you said, we'd lose a few. Rhule has kept it all in house and professional. I think the players likely appreciate that as well.
Classy young man.
I wish him the best and like many others have already posted, hope there's a way he ends up back in the fold this fall.
Looking at this as a whole now that the window is closed. Total losses seem to be 1 possible/likely starter (Hausmann) 2 quality backups (Casey, Ajay) and some depth pieces (Alante Brown, Wynn, Smothers). The rest of the dudes likely not seeing the field. Some room for interpretation there for sure.
If you had told me that would be the total damage when Rhule was hired, I would have been ecstatic. In this day and age, I think that level of attrition is something I'd take in a normal year, let alone the first year of a new coaching staff. Good work by Rhule and his staff to keep that level of buy-in from contributors and hopefully it carries over to success in the fall.
If you had told me that would be the total damage when Rhule was hired, I would have been ecstatic. In this day and age, I think that level of attrition is something I'd take in a normal year, let alone the first year of a new coaching staff. Good work by Rhule and his staff to keep that level of buy-in from contributors and hopefully it carries over to success in the fall.
