Damn. We are currently giving a Kent 23.5 pts. Easy money to take those points.
Yea. Im thinking its going to something like 24-14. New offense is going to struggle early in the season and maybe all season. That's a huge adjustment
Damn. We are currently giving a Kent 23.5 pts. Easy money to take those points.
Gonna go on a limb and suggest Pitt is the only team you follow closely enough to actual know what their depth chart looks like with any regularity.I'm overly negative on him right now so I'm not being reasonable altogether.
But literally no other coaching staff does this. So is he being clever or just over thinking this.
JM is arguably our best player and having him an OR starter is ludicrous
And the common thread among all of those teams with unsettled depth charts and QBs? They’re all going to suck this year.I don't think UNC or Minnesota have released depth charts.
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Oh so its cool for Clemson cause its gamesmanship? But Pitt is doing it because they have a bad roster. Man some of you act like 12 years old. Its obvious you are just throwing things out there, just to be childish. Grown men need to grow up.And the common thread among all of those teams with unsettled depth charts and QBs? They’re all going to suck this year.
Not including Clemson, their chart is plenty settled, they are just withholding it for gamesmanship reasons. They never lack top talent.
Since you seem to enjoy wearing clown shoes, I spent 2 minutes to google Alabama's depth chart. Here's their defense, which according to you must suck.And the common thread among all of those teams with unsettled depth charts and QBs? They’re all going to suck this year.
Not including Clemson, their chart is plenty settled, they are just withholding it for gamesmanship reasons. They never lack top talent.
You're not very smart.Oh so its cool for Clemson cause its gamesmanship? But Pitt is doing it because they have a bad roster. Man some of you act like 12 years old. Its obvious you are just throwing things out there, just to be childish. Grown men need to grow up.
That's Auburn's depth chart. Bama hasn't released one yet.Since you seem to enjoy wearing clown shoes, I spent 2 minutes to google Alabama's depth chart. Here's their defense, which according to you must suck.
DT: Philip Blidi OR Malik Blocton OR Gage Keys OR TJ Lindsey
NT: Isaiah Raikes OR Jayson Jones OR Trill Carter OR Quientrail Jamison-Travis
DE: Keldric Faulk OR Zykeivous Walker OR Amaris Williams
BUCK: Jalen McLeod OR Keyron Crawford OR Jamonta Waller
DIME LB: Eugene Asante OR Robert Woodyard Jr. OR Laquan Robinson
MLB: Dorian Mausi Jr. OR Fa’Najae Gotay OR DJ Barber
SLB: Austin Keys OR Damarcus Riddick
STAR: Champ Anthony OR Jahquez Robinson OR Kensley Louidor-Faustin
SAFETY: Caleb Wooden OR Kaleb Harris OR Griffin Soeaks
SAFETY: Jerrin Thompson OR Sylvester Smith OR Terrance Love
CB: Keionte Scott OR Antonio Kite OR A’Mon Lane-Ganus
CB: Kayin Lee OR JC Hart OR Jay Crawford
Gonna go on a limb and suggest Pitt is the only team you follow closely enough to actual know what their depth chart looks like with any regularity.
For Kent state - I sure hope soLooks like a winning depth chart tom me.
So Duzz is just being trendy?I don't think UNC or Minnesota have released depth charts.
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That's Auburn's depth chart. Bama hasn't released one yet.
And Auburn's chart is a joke. Yes, they do suck and will suck this year.
What was that you were saying about clown shoes? Aren't you the same poster who was singing The Jurk's praises after the Wofford game, and attacking others who expressed skepticism based on the fact he couldn't even execute a spiral?
Ryan Day doesn't release depth charts, so that would be difficult to do.Well, I googled Alabama's depth chart and got that. I didn't study it. But nice to know they haven't released one either
However, if you'd like you can post Ryan Day's depth chart for Akron.
Fact is many teams do it, but your thing is negativity. Fun way to go through life.
As I noted in an earlier post, I think a lot of it has to do with enabling competition and that a lot of guys are going to play. It's not always a bad thing. I think LB is a young and deep position. I want a lot of those guys to play. Same with safety, we have 3-4 guys that can play.Ryan Day doesn't release depth charts, so that would be difficult to do.
He did, however, name Will Howard as his starting QB for Week 1, and he did that 2 weeks ago.
I'm not criticizing Dooz for putting the ORs on the 2 deep. He's just acknowledging that starters have not emerged at those poositons. I'm saying that a lot of depth chart uncertainty for the teams listed in the tweet above for Week 1, especially at QB, is not something you see from teams that are poised to have good seasons.
Michigan won a natty last year. There's a lot of depth chart uncertainty there this year, including at QB, where it's between two players, each unproven and flawed. Mostly because of that, and the coaching transition, I expect them to struggle significantly this year.
No you are not very smart. Its the same reason Pitt is doing it. They have a game next week with the Bearcats. But again, its because Pitt players suck.You're not very smart.
Clemson is withholding their depth chart for a huge Week 1 game against the best team in college football, because that team won't give Clemson its depth chart.
On the other hand, Pitt and the other teams in that post have released depth charts showing that QB and a number of key positions aren't settled. None of those teams stand to be any good this year, most, including Pitt, stand to be downright bad, and the reality that these teams don't have an obvious starter at QB in Week 1 is the biggest reason for that.
Pretty simple stuff.
Its only simple if you're simplistic enough to think you're God's gift to predicting football records before the season starts.None of those teams stand to be any good this year, most, including Pitt, stand to be downright bad, and the reality that these teams don't have an obvious starter at QB in Week 1 is the biggest reason for that.
Pretty simple stuff.