If these are accurate, and we must assume that they are, then our weight training and nutrition program is paying-off big time. Some of these are incredible. Especially when taking into consideration that weight loss almost always translates into fat loss and weight gain almost always translates into muscle gain.

Bryson Allen-Williams: 231 to 230
Michael Almond: 237 to 225
Ben Asbury: 205 to 199
Jacob August: 244 to 252
Zack Bailey: 309 to 314
Korey Banks: 194 to 191
Jake Bentley: Stays at 224
Shameik Blackshear: 267 to 270
Zay Brown: 198 to 200
T.J. Brunson: 225 to 240
Wyatt Campbell: 285 to 305
Blake Camper: 311 to 309
Summie Carlay: 285 to 300
Jordon Carty: Stays at 315
Javon Charleston: 186 to 187
Joseph Charlton: 187 to 188
K.C. Crosby: 233 to 229
Dennis Daley: 312 to 324
Randrecous Davis: 182 to 189
Chavis Dawkins: 218 to 220
Mon Denson: 211 to 212
Jaylin Dickerson: 192 to 191
Eric Douglas: 296 to 298
Rico Dowdle: 218 to 215
Bryan Edwards: 216 to 220
Kingsley Enagbare: 257 to 285
Chandler Farrell: 287 to 290
Daniel Fennell: Stays at 246
Rashad Fenton: 186 to 188
Deshaun Fenwick: 225 to 220
Griffin Gentry: 268 to 270
Sherrod Greene: 225 to 228
Evan Hinson: 245 to 230
Sadarius Hutcherson: 311 to 310
Maxwell Iyama: 306 to 310
Tavyn Jackson: Stays at 185
Brad Johnson: 240 to 250
Tyreek Johnson: 257 to 270
Ernest Jones: 224 to 235
Dakereon Joyner: 206 to 208
Caleb Kinlaw: 192 to 198
Javon Kinlaw: 302 to 305
Rosendo Louis: 242 to 240
Hank Manos: 272 to 289
Kyle Markway: 248 to 242
Steven Montac: 188 to 186
Israel Mukuamu: 196 to 200
Keisean Nixon: 195 to 193
Christian Pellage: 298 to 305
Kiel Pollard: 236 to 235
Will Putnam: 300 to 297
Will Register: 245 to 251
Jordan Rhodes: 315 to 325
R.J. Roderick: 210 to 207
Darius Rush: 190 to 194
Deebo Samuel: Stays at 210
Michael Scarnecchia: 211 to 216
Kobe Smith: 293 to 295
OrTre Smith: 220 to 222
Shi Smith: 190 to 187
Damani Staley: Stays at 225
Donell Stanley: 318 to 315
Aaron Sterling: 240 to 245
Chad Terrell: 220 to 219
Keir Thomas: 265 to 276
Eldridge Thompson: 223 to 229
A.J. Turner: 190 to 195
Jay Urich: 204 to 210
Lavonte Valentine: 186 to 190
M.J. Webb: 293 to 288
Parker White: 196 to 200
Jamyest Williams: 175 to 182
Ty'Son Williams: 217 to 219
Dennis Wonnum: Stays at 258
Alexander Woznick: 166 to 163
Malik Young: 292 to 287

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Posted by Arksulli

Fayetteville

Member since Aug 2014

26871 posts

Posted on 7/12/18 at 6:05 pm to scrooster

Arkansas poster Feral begins frothing at the mouth whenever you bring up footage of a lighter NFL Alex Collins running away from NFL talent compared to a much beefier Alex Collins being chased down on a great many plays by college, not just SEC, talent.

Also... Arkansas ran out of gas in every game we played against a non FCS team for years. It cost us some games. We used to dread the 4th quarter because we knew we had absolutely nothing in the gas tank.

Its fine to be big. In some cases its wonderful to be big. But you must be fast and you must be in shape. The days of being big and just waddling over opponents is gone. Its like the days where there wasn't a forward pass.

I'd like to see some new 40 times and obviously how y'all play with an increased tempo once the season starts but this looks like a leaner and meaner USC team.

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Posted by chawk195

Spartanburg, SC

Member since Feb 2015

1174 posts

Posted on 7/16/18 at 9:43 pm to scrooster

Hank Manos will definitely keep putting weight on. Coming from wrestling it takes you a few years to stabilize your weight. I know this first hand. He had to stay under 285 and then bulk up to around 300 for football and it's a constant starve yourself/eat a ton cycle. I played football at 215-220 as an option QB, wrestled 195. It's a part of it. I stayed slimmed down after wrestling because I played soccer and tennis and that kept me leaner.

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