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Getting swollen with anticipation as we go through the Husky Off-Season National Championship.
The D could arguably be the best in the conference (Oregon's will be very good again) and the offense gets at least a coach who has been an OC before in the Big 12 and ACC, (with NFL experience to boot).
So hear me WOOF:
QB: RS-Soph Jacob Sirmon (the idea of D'Erik King is intriguing but a huge long shot). Sirmon has an enviable, well-sculpted body that ripples with muscles but can he reasonably be a game manager to start the season?
RB: RS-Soph Dick Newton (a violent runner and all Pac-12 candidate if he can stay healthy. Have heard great things about Cam Davis so he may pass everyone else as the #2 by the fall).
WR: RS-Soph Spiker / RS-JR Ty Jones (one of them is going to be the big WR on the outside, Spiker has a higher ceiling).
WR: True Soph Puka (all conference potential, will be even better at run blocking on the edges)
WR: RS-JR Bynum (finally started seeing more from him and a great slot guy, can play outside if he really has to).
TE: RS-JR Cade Otton (he sure looks like a 3rd or 4th round pick when I've got the DooGogles on)
LT: RS-JR Jaxson Kirkland (I think he can do it, who else would be better than his 6'7" frame and lover's face?)
LG: RS-SR Twattenberg (solid player, don't really notice him too much)
C: RS-Soph Matteo Mele (silver lining of Harris' injuries was that Mele got some decent PT)
RG: RS-Soph Victor Curne (ROAD-GRADER!)
RT: RS-JR Henry Bainivalu (another guy ready to take the next step with a mouth-watering frame)
I'm looking forward to good WR depth with Austin Osborne and Jalen McMillan and have been ever-so gently stroking it to every tidbit about true frosh Mark Redman (the next great Husky TE after Otton SNARL BARK GROWL).
DE: RS-JR Levi (all conference guy)
NT: RS-Soph (#91, his name is so long but he is the next great Husky NT).
DT: 11th year J. Bronson / Sam Tamamani / One of the RS-Frosh (solid)
DAWG: RS-JR Joe Tyron (is this the year his production finally matches his greek-god like body? I see double digit sacks)
OLB: RS-SR Bowman / somebody else (Bowman is a FOOTBALL player!!@!!!)
ILB: RS-Soph Sirmon or Tafisi
ILB: RS-Frosh Josh Calvert (sounded like people were high on him before his shoulder injury?)
CB: Soph McDuffie (all conference guy though 2020 is a strong year for DBs)
CB: SR Keith Taylor (give me length or give me death!)
SS: True Soph Turner (all conference potential in 2021 and could be classified as a nickel or FS)
FS: SR Molden (very good and could be classified as a CB or nickel too)
The D is LOADED, particularly in the secondary. Everyone is back from a good DL with highly touted guys pushing the returning starters. The LB corp won't be world-beaters but they will be somewhat better than 2019's version. Bob Gregory needs to have a great year coaching in 2020 and recruiting for the 2021 class.
Special teams will be more special if they can find a dangerous returner. McGrew and Cam Davis get me hot and bothered the most.
SNARL.
The D could arguably be the best in the conference (Oregon's will be very good again) and the offense gets at least a coach who has been an OC before in the Big 12 and ACC, (with NFL experience to boot).
So hear me WOOF:
QB: RS-Soph Jacob Sirmon (the idea of D'Erik King is intriguing but a huge long shot). Sirmon has an enviable, well-sculpted body that ripples with muscles but can he reasonably be a game manager to start the season?
RB: RS-Soph Dick Newton (a violent runner and all Pac-12 candidate if he can stay healthy. Have heard great things about Cam Davis so he may pass everyone else as the #2 by the fall).
WR: RS-Soph Spiker / RS-JR Ty Jones (one of them is going to be the big WR on the outside, Spiker has a higher ceiling).
WR: True Soph Puka (all conference potential, will be even better at run blocking on the edges)
WR: RS-JR Bynum (finally started seeing more from him and a great slot guy, can play outside if he really has to).
TE: RS-JR Cade Otton (he sure looks like a 3rd or 4th round pick when I've got the DooGogles on)
LT: RS-JR Jaxson Kirkland (I think he can do it, who else would be better than his 6'7" frame and lover's face?)
LG: RS-SR Twattenberg (solid player, don't really notice him too much)
C: RS-Soph Matteo Mele (silver lining of Harris' injuries was that Mele got some decent PT)
RG: RS-Soph Victor Curne (ROAD-GRADER!)
RT: RS-JR Henry Bainivalu (another guy ready to take the next step with a mouth-watering frame)
I'm looking forward to good WR depth with Austin Osborne and Jalen McMillan and have been ever-so gently stroking it to every tidbit about true frosh Mark Redman (the next great Husky TE after Otton SNARL BARK GROWL).
DE: RS-JR Levi (all conference guy)
NT: RS-Soph (#91, his name is so long but he is the next great Husky NT).
DT: 11th year J. Bronson / Sam Tamamani / One of the RS-Frosh (solid)
DAWG: RS-JR Joe Tyron (is this the year his production finally matches his greek-god like body? I see double digit sacks)
OLB: RS-SR Bowman / somebody else (Bowman is a FOOTBALL player!!@!!!)
ILB: RS-Soph Sirmon or Tafisi
ILB: RS-Frosh Josh Calvert (sounded like people were high on him before his shoulder injury?)
CB: Soph McDuffie (all conference guy though 2020 is a strong year for DBs)
CB: SR Keith Taylor (give me length or give me death!)
SS: True Soph Turner (all conference potential in 2021 and could be classified as a nickel or FS)
FS: SR Molden (very good and could be classified as a CB or nickel too)
The D is LOADED, particularly in the secondary. Everyone is back from a good DL with highly touted guys pushing the returning starters. The LB corp won't be world-beaters but they will be somewhat better than 2019's version. Bob Gregory needs to have a great year coaching in 2020 and recruiting for the 2021 class.
Special teams will be more special if they can find a dangerous returner. McGrew and Cam Davis get me hot and bothered the most.
SNARL.
Comments
TLDR and $75K - well done.
I dont have much faith in the QB doing well
7-5.