re: Can we start talking about Clemson?

Throwing to walk ons is not difficult when it is 2nd and 4 and your all everything running backs are 100% healthy.

It's much more difficult when it is 2nd and 9.

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the hell are you talking about?

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Calm down pal you mad? I'm not flamin' here just making an observation.

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if not for crappy support against Nebraska he's 2-0. He also led us down from 20-0 on the road in his first start. That's gutsy. And if you were questioning his talent..he didn't shatter state of GA passing records in HS by accident. Mason can play.

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I agree here totally. Were it not for the constant dropped balls (Receivers and Rain) and poor defensive (Secondary) play things would have been completely different.

Another point is he will have a healthy Gurley + three great options behind him this season. His receivers will be back and healthy but would it matter if they were out? IDK...The other receivers were able to get valuable playing time so we will be deep at receiver. So I don't want to come off as a negative person because I am aware of the weapons he will have around him.

My only questions were, will the Oline gel and will he improve his release time? And those questions were present because they will have pretty much the same front seven including Beasley who will all be coming after him trying to rattle him because they know our secondary is unproven.

Defensively I think our front seven, and I've said this before, will be one of the best in college football. Our secondary I think will be a question mark. All indications point to a marked improvement due to experience especially if Swann returns to his 2012 form or better and it won't hurt that we have CJP who has from what I've read everywhere simplified the scheme for our guys. Which leads me to my next thread post.

You can say that about every guy on the field. I'll take Richt pleading with the guy to stay here his last year as a good sign. we have no shortage of passers on the roster