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Offensive Depth for Spring

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    steelheader2steelheader2 Member Posts: 367
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    McGary will be starting left tackle, Cook it. I think McClatcher can fill in for Ross on offense sooner rather than later. Reggie Williams was a track star as well. State champ 100m, 10.7 I believe. Shelton will be RT. McGary LT, Charles LG, Tufunga C Brostek RG Shelton RT. Possibly Crane at center but I doubt it. Would love to see Sosebee at RG but Brostek may be ready.....finally.
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    HFNYHFNY Member Posts: 4,526
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    Thanks for weighing in (and great analysis / crunching the numbers by earlier poasters).

    I would love for McGary to be a 3 year starter at LT and then head for the NFL.

    Maybe I'm Doogin' but another year of Strausser has to help. I used to marvel at BSU's well orchestrated blitz pick-ups before I had ever heard of his name.

    He's probably not as tuff as Coz though!!1!!@!!1!!!!

    McGary will be starting left tackle, Cook it. I think McClatcher can fill in for Ross on offense sooner rather than later. Reggie Williams was a track star as well. State champ 100m, 10.7 I believe. Shelton will be RT. McGary LT, Charles LG, Tufunga C Brostek RG Shelton RT. Possibly Crane at center but I doubt it. Would love to see Sosebee at RG but Brostek may be ready.....finally.

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    Dennis_DeYoungDennis_DeYoung Member Posts: 14,754
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    Take this shit to the higher level discussion bored.

    Stats and fancy 'nalysis can only tell you so much. In my gut, I know John Ross is a mentally weak Sark loving POS until he shows he's not. I've never seen him make a big play when the game was on the line.

    The thing about Reggie was that he was a big play machine when it counted.
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