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HFNY

I'm starting to Doog pretty hard about Lenius. Obviously wasn't a high 4 star that people have been recruiting since his nuts dropped but as a late bloomer, he started getting some good offers towards the end of the 2014 recruiting cycle.

Think I've read that he's already made a couple of plays in Spring Ball, including a diving 30 yard catch (for a TD?).

Of course if he has an OL that does ole in pass-pro and / or a QB who can't hit the broadside of the barn, it won't mean a steaming pile of Husky excrement.

Still, is anyone else getting a little bit of a chub now that he's got a year of college ball under his belt?

chuck

It's him or nobody. I really can't picture a decent passing offense with nothing but quick midgets at WR. I thought he looked like a decent receiver on the few balls thrown his way last season but it was a small sample. I have high hopes for him, but I'm doogish that way during the offseason too.

CokeGreaterThanPepsi

chuck said:

It's him or nobody. I really can't picture a decent passing offense with nothing but quick midgets at WR. I thought he looked like a decent receiver on the few balls thrown his way last season but it was a small sample. I have high hopes for him, but I'm doogish that way during the offseason too.

I actually think Pettis could be a good WR, I liked what I saw from him at times last year.

TTJ

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

chuck said:

It's him or nobody. I really can't picture a decent passing offense with nothing but quick midgets at WR. I thought he looked like a decent receiver on the few balls thrown his way last season but it was a small sample. I have high hopes for him, but I'm doogish that way during the offseason too.

I actually think Pettis could be a good WR, I liked what I saw from him at times last year.

And he's not a midget.

Pettis + Lenius + Mickens + Ross = a reasonably solid receiving corps. If Perkins and Daniels are well utilized, and if Dotson can establish a role as a 3rd down back, the supporting cast should be fine.

This team will go exactly as far as a frosh QB and a rebuilt OL can take them.

PostGameOrangeSlices

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chuck

CokeGreaterThanPepsi said:

chuck said:

It's him or nobody. I really can't picture a decent passing offense with nothing but quick midgets at WR. I thought he looked like a decent receiver on the few balls thrown his way last season but it was a small sample. I have high hopes for him, but I'm doogish that way during the offseason too.

I actually think Pettis could be a good WR, I liked what I saw from him at times last year.

Ha that's funny. I actually forgot about him. I agree he looks like a solid guy with some big play skills and not undersized.

Dennis_DeYoung

Lenius and Pettis are both ballers IMHO. @Passion always kind of beat it into my head that if they don't bark as pups, they don't bite as dogs (or dawgs, as the case may be <----fw, $75k).

I wish we'd have redshirted Lenius, but both he and Pettis looked fucking great for a frosh last year.

Lenius is tall and smooth and has great hands and body control. Pettis was generally awesome when he touched the ball; he was a man on punt returns in the Stanford game—in fact—he almost won us the Stanford game. With another couple years, I expect big things from both of them.

YeahILikeDawgs

OL has to block, QB has to make an accurate throw, WR has to get open.

It takes three to make a thing go right.

BallSacked

He transfereed from Canada for his senior year of HS and had to sit out half the season. So it seems like your classic case of a sleeper. A player that didn't get much development or practice early in his youth, relative to his peers, and was unseen because he only played half-a-dozen HS games in the US.

I saw him play in HS his senior year vs Serra. His height and Athleticsm stood out even on the same field as nearly a dozen very high level Pac12 players. Adoree Jackson even had some trouble covering him that day, and he was maybe one of the best cover guys in the Pac12 last year, and probably will be one of the best in the country this year.

Tequilla

YeahILikeDawgs said:

OL has to block, QB has to make an accurate throw, WR has to get open.

It takes three to make a thing go right.

+ It takes three to make it out of sight.

PostGameOrangeSlices

Dennis_DeYoung said:

Lenius and Pettis are both ballers IMHO. @Passion always kind of beat it into my head that if they don't bark as pups, they don't bite as dogs (or dawgs, as the case may be <----fw, $75k).

I wish we'd have redshirted Lenius, but both he and Pettis looked fucking great for a frosh last year.
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bananasnblondes

I still like that Petersen brought in two 3-star receivers who immediately jumped the shit stable depth Sark's 4 years of recruiting left behind