Its easy to assume that its just that easy, but I was beating this drum and topic (I want Roc in Crimson) long before the season started and the question remains whether we want him or do we place our hopes in pulling LF into this class.The next question is, will he choose to play for the loser (of IB) or the team trying for a "double repeat" NC?
He probably knows Bama signed 4 of the top 10 national RB's in last year's class. With that said, I still think we would have a good shot to flip him if we miss on LF.
I was responding to a post suggesting that he would get the chance that Yeldon got last year, and that isn't going to happen without an injury.
Agreed. It's not a good comparison with TJ, Kenyan and all the freshmen. He will have to wait his turn most likely.
Don't forget that a former player with sour grapes is in his ear........Corey Grant.
And I was merely suggesting that we play more than 2 RB's, which means if he is good enough he can get in the rotation. And it wouldn't be the first time we've had injuries either.
Irony of the matter is that Cory would likely be getting more PT at Bama than he is now getting at au. Grant can't be a happy camper at au. He did Bama a favor by helping our attrition.
Yes, all they do is run outside. They can run up the middle on Washington State.
