WhistlinDixie15

I told some friends that I hope our OL emphasis is on a bunch of big, run blocking nasties

With a mobile QB, we can make do with passable pass blocking… but we need to be dominant on the ground, especially with our stable or backs

This massive mf would undoubtedly aid in that

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Seriously though. I’m up in Grenada. If anyone needs some heppin and we are able to post on here, reach out

SHARRRRKKKKKK

WE GOT A SHARK SIGHTING

Freshman. ACC. We want him

We need Chris Jones back in the boat STAT

Now we got a raw prospect with promise at least. Now we need the heisman hopeful vet to get his appeal

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We’re going to need a QB to commit before any WRs will. If you’re a transfer WR with one or two years left to play, you’re going to want to know who is throwing you the ball.

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This. The NCAA is triple fricking us on the Chambliss situation

I pray not. He seems like the opposite of Pete’s “love to play football and not what football can do for them”

I’ve been saying this to my friends IRL, but I’ll put it here now… I think coaches like Pete are going be the elevating factor for success in today’s money driven CFB game.

Granted, none of our success would be here without a robust collective. That being said, the separation comes with both finding players who, as Pete so eloquently says “love football and not just love what football can do for them”, and having a coach players will move heaven and earth for.

You see this directly with Cignetti. A whole roster of B+ players that are hungry will rip the throat out of a team full of A players that don’t have the right mentality.

With the current landscape where the talent gap and parity is getting closer and closer every year, teams that emphasize mentality + have a coach that players will run through a wall for are going to have sustainable success at a high level.




TL:DR - I’m glad we have Pete going forward as the frontman given that we have a NIL behemoth supporting the effort