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Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet. -
Pressing.jecornel said:Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet. -
Pressing?
Gaskin is having a year never seen at Washington behind a porous oline.
What if runs for 1300 yards this year? -
I have Polk ahead of Sankey. Dillon is #1. I have Beno Bryant ahead of Nip. Or is it Nap. Greg Lewis is probably the REAL #2 behind Dillon. The oft forgotten Lewis who graduated after 1990. Going into 91 the running back position was said to be an area of concern. Beno took care of that.
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Dillon is the best rb in husky history.... no question.RoadDawg55 said:The NFL shouldn't matter on this, but Corey Dillon was a Pro Bowl RB for the Bengals. They were the worst team in the NFL when he played. If he was on a good team he would be a Hall of Famer.
Dillon once held the record for most rushing yards in an NFL game. Nuff said on that. -
Good point on greg Lewis... loved watching him carry the rock... freight train.RaceBannon said:I have Polk ahead of Sankey. Dillon is #1. I have Beno Bryant ahead of Nip. Or is it Nap. Greg Lewis is probably the REAL #2 behind Dillon. The oft forgotten Lewis who graduated after 1990. Going into 91 the running back position was said to be an area of concern. Beno took care of that.
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They're not similar at all. Kauffman was explosive, a force of nature. He wasn't Dwayne Washington or @GrandpaSankey but he didn't have the greatest vision ever. What he did have was the ability to run by you and just destroy arm tackles because of his freakish upper body strength. Early on he was too fast for his own good, as he didn't have great balance, especially as a freshman. Nor was he particularly patient.jecornel said:Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet.
Gaskin has terrific vision, patience, and balance. He jukes people out of his shoes thanks to great hips (hi @IrishDawg22), not great explosiveness. As a true frosh Gaskin is a better RB than Kauffman was. He doesn't have Nip's ceiling though. No chance Gaskin's a first round pick.
Gaskin and Kauffman just don't have a similar skillset. Virtually every strength of Gaskin was a relative weakness of Kauffman and vice versa.
Vision - Gaskin great, Kauffman average
Balance - Gaskin great, Kauffman above average (below average as a frosh)
Straight ahead speed - Gaskin above average, Kauffman elite
Strength - Gaskin above average for his size, Kauffman elite for his size
They're just not that similar, no matter how bad you want them to be. -
You think he's running for 550 yards in the next 3 games? Major disagree, major. He's going to finish a little north of 1000 yards, which is a great year for a true frosh.jecornel said:Pressing?
Gaskin is having a year never seen at Washington behind a porous oline.
What if runs for 1300 yards this year?
The line is not that porous of a run blocking unit though. It's not 91 of course, but even if you take out Gaskin our non QB's are averaging 5.44 yards per carry this year, and that's including Dotson and Mickens who have been terrible. DWash averages 6.0 per carry, Coleman's average 5.0 per carry, Cooper's averagint 6.3 - this is not a porous run blocking unit. -
I don't want them to be similar, I just look at their footwork and the insights of greg Lewis.dnc said:
They're not similar at all. Kauffman was explosive, a force of nature. He wasn't Dwayne Washington or @GrandpaSankey but he didn't have the greatest vision ever. What he did have was the ability to run by you and just destroy arm tackles because of his freakish upper body strength. Early on he was too fast for his own good, as he didn't have great balance, especially as a freshman. Nor was he particularly patient.jecornel said:Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet.
Gaskin has terrific vision, patience, and balance. He jukes people out of his shoes thanks to great hips (hi @IrishDawg22), not great explosiveness. As a true frosh Gaskin is a better RB than Kauffman was. He doesn't have Nip's ceiling though. No chance Gaskin's a first round pick.
Gaskin and Kauffman just don't have a similar skillset. Virtually every strength of Gaskin was a relative weakness of Kauffman and vice versa.
Vision - Gaskin great, Kauffman average
Balance - Gaskin great, Kauffman above average (below average as a frosh)
Straight ahead speed - Gaskin above average, Kauffman elite
Strength - Gaskin above average for his size, Kauffman elite for his size
They're just not that similar, no matter how bad you want them to be.
This oline is not even in the same universe as the lines in the early 90's.
550 yards is a stretch but 400 yards is possible with asu, OSU and WSU left.
You can't say for certainty he won't be a first round back.
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Now it turns out the 2015 huskies have a great oline? Da fuq?
So youth excuse is out the window..
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If Sankey and Polk weren't first rounders with better frames, Gaskin won't be a first rounder.jecornel said:
I don't want them to be similar, I just look at their footwork and the insights of greg Lewis.dnc said:
They're not similar at all. Kauffman was explosive, a force of nature. He wasn't Dwayne Washington or @GrandpaSankey but he didn't have the greatest vision ever. What he did have was the ability to run by you and just destroy arm tackles because of his freakish upper body strength. Early on he was too fast for his own good, as he didn't have great balance, especially as a freshman. Nor was he particularly patient.jecornel said:Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet.
Gaskin has terrific vision, patience, and balance. He jukes people out of his shoes thanks to great hips (hi @IrishDawg22), not great explosiveness. As a true frosh Gaskin is a better RB than Kauffman was. He doesn't have Nip's ceiling though. No chance Gaskin's a first round pick.
Gaskin and Kauffman just don't have a similar skillset. Virtually every strength of Gaskin was a relative weakness of Kauffman and vice versa.
Vision - Gaskin great, Kauffman average
Balance - Gaskin great, Kauffman above average (below average as a frosh)
Straight ahead speed - Gaskin above average, Kauffman elite
Strength - Gaskin above average for his size, Kauffman elite for his size
They're just not that similar, no matter how bad you want them to be.
This oline is not even in the same universe as the lines in the early 90's.
550 yards is a stretch but 400 yards is possible with asu, OSU and WSU left.
You can't say for certainty he won't be a first round back. -
I never said that. I said it's not a porous run blocking line. It's not.jecornel said:Now it turns out the 2015 huskies have a great oline? Da fuq?
So youth excuse is out the window.. -
I guess we will find out in 4 years.dnc said:
If Sankey and Polk weren't first rounders with better frames, Gaskin won't be a first rounder.jecornel said:
I don't want them to be similar, I just look at their footwork and the insights of greg Lewis.dnc said:
They're not similar at all. Kauffman was explosive, a force of nature. He wasn't Dwayne Washington or @GrandpaSankey but he didn't have the greatest vision ever. What he did have was the ability to run by you and just destroy arm tackles because of his freakish upper body strength. Early on he was too fast for his own good, as he didn't have great balance, especially as a freshman. Nor was he particularly patient.jecornel said:Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet.
Gaskin has terrific vision, patience, and balance. He jukes people out of his shoes thanks to great hips (hi @IrishDawg22), not great explosiveness. As a true frosh Gaskin is a better RB than Kauffman was. He doesn't have Nip's ceiling though. No chance Gaskin's a first round pick.
Gaskin and Kauffman just don't have a similar skillset. Virtually every strength of Gaskin was a relative weakness of Kauffman and vice versa.
Vision - Gaskin great, Kauffman average
Balance - Gaskin great, Kauffman above average (below average as a frosh)
Straight ahead speed - Gaskin above average, Kauffman elite
Strength - Gaskin above average for his size, Kauffman elite for his size
They're just not that similar, no matter how bad you want them to be.
This oline is not even in the same universe as the lines in the early 90's.
550 yards is a stretch but 400 yards is possible with asu, OSU and WSU left.
You can't say for certainty he won't be a first round back.
Not very sound reasoning as to why he won't be. -
Look at lacy and Richardson... busts
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I agree. In the past 5 NFL drafts, 6 RBs have been selected in the 1st round. Fournette, Henry, even Royce Freeman, they have a chance to be 1st round picks. Gaskin, as much a I love his talent, is not. But if he stays healthy and continues to improve (specifically as a receiver), he's got NFL written all over him.dnc said:
If Sankey and Polk weren't first rounders with better frames, Gaskin won't be a first rounder.jecornel said:
I don't want them to be similar, I just look at their footwork and the insights of greg Lewis.dnc said:
They're not similar at all. Kauffman was explosive, a force of nature. He wasn't Dwayne Washington or @GrandpaSankey but he didn't have the greatest vision ever. What he did have was the ability to run by you and just destroy arm tackles because of his freakish upper body strength. Early on he was too fast for his own good, as he didn't have great balance, especially as a freshman. Nor was he particularly patient.jecornel said:Lawyer Milloy & Kaufman are my favorite huskies of all time.
Kaufman and gaskin are listed as the same measurables. Kaufman was benching 400 lbs as a senior not a freshman. Kaufman was a freak no question, his father was a body builder. A rare talent.
Gaskin is the first true freshman to rush for three straight 100 yard games and did it against Stanford, USC and Oregon.
Gaskin is averaging 5.5 yards per carry behind an oline made up of freshman.
Kaufman and gaskin have similar footwork and cutting ability. As someone pointed out gaskin is more of a lateral runner because he has to find holes and he is young. Kaufman did some of that as a true freshman.
Kaufman as freshman ran behind malimala, Kennedy, and Cunningham... he had holes the size of 747's. He had very good lines his whole career and an exceptional blocking fullback in Richard Thomas.
Gaskin already has 748 yards on the year and had minimal carries early in the season. He will be a 1000 yard back this year and no true freshman has ever done that.
If gaskin had wide open holes to run through and just ran straight you would probably see the similarities for the untrained eye.
Are they identical? No. similar? Yes.
Just watch their feet.
Gaskin has terrific vision, patience, and balance. He jukes people out of his shoes thanks to great hips (hi @IrishDawg22), not great explosiveness. As a true frosh Gaskin is a better RB than Kauffman was. He doesn't have Nip's ceiling though. No chance Gaskin's a first round pick.
Gaskin and Kauffman just don't have a similar skillset. Virtually every strength of Gaskin was a relative weakness of Kauffman and vice versa.
Vision - Gaskin great, Kauffman average
Balance - Gaskin great, Kauffman above average (below average as a frosh)
Straight ahead speed - Gaskin above average, Kauffman elite
Strength - Gaskin above average for his size, Kauffman elite for his size
They're just not that similar, no matter how bad you want them to be.
This oline is not even in the same universe as the lines in the early 90's.
550 yards is a stretch but 400 yards is possible with asu, OSU and WSU left.
You can't say for certainty he won't be a first round back. -
I suppose Todd Girley could change some minds but drafting any running backs in the first round was falling out of fashion.
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Just because Gaskin is going to break all sorts of records as a true frosh at UW does not make him similar to Kaufman.
I straight up love Gaskin, I love him with all my heart, he is fantastic and he went to a terrific High School. But he is just not similar to Kaufman in running style, I think they look similar, especially in the lower half of their bodies. And as Gaskin gets into the weight program for a longer time I bet he'll fill out a lot. But their running styles are just not at all similar to me. And that is not a knock at all on Gaskin.
Kaufman was just a monster, he was pure speed with the ability to hit the hole at top speed almost every time and make a cut and go while not slowing down.
Gaskin is, quite honestly, one of the most patient runners I have seen. He understands the angles of the game, he sets up his blockers beautifully and his lateral speed is otherworldly.
They are both fantastic, just different. -
Nuff said, case closed, end of discussionCokeGreaterThanPepsi said:Just because Gaskin is going to break all sorts of records as a true frosh at UW does not make him similar to Kaufman.
I straight up love Gaskin, I love him with all my heart, he is fantastic and he went to a terrific High School. But he is just not similar to Kaufman in running style, I think they look similar, especially in the lower half of their bodies. And as Gaskin gets into the weight program for a longer time I bet he'll fill out a lot. But their running styles are just not at all similar to me. And that is not a knock at all on Gaskin.
Kaufman was just a monster, he was pure speed with the ability to hit the hole at top speed almost every time and make a cut and go while not slowing down.
Gaskin is, quite honestly, one of the most patient runners I have seen. He understands the angles of the game, he sets up his blockers beautifully and his lateral speed is otherworldly.
They are both fantastic, just different. -
I could continue the conversation but I don't have a need to be "right."
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I think it's Nap.Dennis_DeYoung said:I love Gaskin and I don't see the similarities. Nip was a very different runner.
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i know u fuckos don't give a rat's ass about my opinion on this, but I knew Nap Kaufman and Gaskin is no Nap Kaufman. Doogish to even suggest it.
BTW, my favorite Kaufman play of all time is was in '94 - you youngin's won't remember it - but it was in '94 and UW had a first and goal in the waning moments and were trailing Oregon by 4. As a senior,Nap had been plungering UO for four grisly years. So, on first & goal with plenty of time left, Oregon fans knew they were fucked. Alas, Jim Lambright decides to use Nap as a decoy and Nap being Nap, sold his fake really well. It was a great play, I think it's up on Youtube. -
I don't need to be right, I just am. tehee xoxojecornel said:I could continue the conversation but I don't have a need to be "right."
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Is it Friday?PellumPride said:i know u fuckos don't give a rat's ass about my opinion on this, but I knew Nap Kaufman and Gaskin is no Nap Kaufman. Doogish to even suggest it.
BTW, my favorite Kaufman play of all time is was in '94 - you youngin's won't remember it - but it was in '94 and UW had a first and goal in the waning moments and were trailing Oregon by 4. As a senior,Nap had been plungering UO for four grisly years. So, on first & goal with plenty of time left, Oregon fans knew they were fucked. Alas, Jim Lambright decides to use Nap as a decoy and Nap being Nap, sold his fake really well. It was a great play, I think it's up on Youtube. -
The entire game is on YouTube.PellumPride said:i know u fuckos don't give a rat's ass about my opinion on this, but I knew Nap Kaufman and Gaskin is no Nap Kaufman. Doogish to even suggest it.
BTW, my favorite Kaufman play of all time is was in '94 - you youngin's won't remember it - but it was in '94 and UW had a first and goal in the waning moments and were trailing Oregon by 4. As a senior,Nap had been plungering UO for four grisly years. So, on first & goal with plenty of time left, Oregon fans knew they were fucked. Alas, Jim Lambright decides to use Nap as a decoy and Nap being Nap, sold his fake really well. It was a great play, I think it's up on Youtube.
I've watched the '87 aTm and '89 Arizona losses, but not that one. I'm weird and I watch losses sometimes.
Credit to you for not being a '94 bandwagon jumper, but shut up. -
Did we settle on Nip or Nap?
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All I know is some of you ignorant fucks spend a whole lot of time debating how many carries gaskin should or shouldn't have and how Gaskin compares with Nap/ Nip. Fuck. Get a life.WeAreAFatLesboSchool said:Did we settle on Nip or Nap?
It comes down to this. Gaskin is good. Gaskin is under utilized. If he gets the rock 20>= times against Minnesota in the Chipoltle EColi Bowl our Dawgs win by 4 pts. -
NipnapWeAreAFatLesboSchool said:Did we settle on Nip or Nap?
