If we lose Brian Hill we suck bigtime

[Cowboy Junky]

I think we'll be fine regardless of what Brian Hill does. Our oline returns four(five if you count Cummings) starters. Overstreet is a north south runner with some power. Milo Hall was the best back on the roster during spring and fall camp. I think our running game won't skip a beat if we do lose Hill.

We'll see if they can find some answers on the dline, at linebacker, and in the secondary. The defense still needs some depth.

Chase starts and isn't returning

Yeah, he's the only one we lose on the oline. We have 5 returning starters because Cummings got hurt and Jolley has started in his place. So both of them count as returning starters. Regardless, we have experience on the oline and are bringing in some bodies that can start as freshmen. We'll have depth on the oline next year, something we haven't had in a very long time.

That's fair, I guess I didn't quite understand what you meant. Either way, unless we move Cummings or Jolley to C we'll need to break in a new guy there. Still better than past years though

I like that Patrick Arnold kid. He's a big strong guy that can maul people and looks great when they pull him to lead block. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up there.

 

[pokefanchaz7]

Any team that loses a talent like brian Hill is not going to be better for it. That being said you don't have to be an all mountain west first team back to succeed if the big ugly's in front are opening up the holes and Allen is hitting his recievers. To me the secret of having a great offense starts up front and I like what we have there.

 

[laxwyo]

Aside from committed recruits, who do we have currently redshirting for DL and LB who could hopefully make a difference next season?

I think Ja'Chai Baker is going to be a beast. Currently red shirting


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