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ESPN's riveting analysis of UW's WRs
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http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/85090/spring-position-breakdown-pac-12-north-wrs
Yadda, yadda, yadda, blah, blah, blah. It's an okay article, doesn't seem to mention the crippling depth at WR this spring (only 4 scholarship WRs), but the last point is just bizarre. "A few names to remember: Drew Before, John Gardner and Marvin Hall."
Really?
Those are the names to remember? I can understand Hall who is a senior and has played in games, but two walk-ons who haven't taken a snap made the list of names to remember? Seriously? Even if they make an impact this spring, they'll soon be forgotten when kids like Renfro and McClatcher come to campus this summer.
This cries of lazy analysis. The article doesn't seem to mention anything meaningful or address the concerns over the severe lack of depth or the need for these WRs to perform at a high level to help aid with the QB competition. No, it's just looking at the roster and throwing typing names into sentences.
Yadda, yadda, yadda, blah, blah, blah. It's an okay article, doesn't seem to mention the crippling depth at WR this spring (only 4 scholarship WRs), but the last point is just bizarre. "A few names to remember: Drew Before, John Gardner and Marvin Hall."
Really?
Those are the names to remember? I can understand Hall who is a senior and has played in games, but two walk-ons who haven't taken a snap made the list of names to remember? Seriously? Even if they make an impact this spring, they'll soon be forgotten when kids like Renfro and McClatcher come to campus this summer.
This cries of lazy analysis. The article doesn't seem to mention anything meaningful or address the concerns over the severe lack of depth or the need for these WRs to perform at a high level to help aid with the QB competition. No, it's just looking at the roster and throwing typing names into sentences.
Comments
I wouldn't mind seeing either or both move to WR if Ajamu and/or Sample can lock down the TE spot, especially since we only used 2 TEs last year. Rumor has it that Sample is the best for blocking among the TEs, which shouldn't be surprising considering that two are converted WRs.
http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/85146/spring-position-breakdown-pac-12-north-tight-ends
Apparently they think Michael Neal will be here for spring ball. He isn't. They also think Ricky McCoy will be here for spring ball. He isn't either. And he was recruited as a DT.