I'm not totally discounting the rest of this season, but just wanted to talk about next season.
Next year is going to be better just because everybody will be a year older and there are not going to be any huge losses due to graduation.
The biggest losses are:
Cox and Mann at RB, Parmalee at WR, and Goodman, King, and Fletcher from the defensive line.
None of those losses are what I would say are huge, so if everybody comes back, there should be a lot more depth next year and with everybody knowing the system better, it should be a much better 2016.
My one question is:
What guys do you all see moving on to another program with the graduate transfer rule?
I could honestly see Kent Taylor getting frustrated and going somewhere else if he indeed graduates. He is probably being more under-utilized than any other player on the roster at this time.
I just hope that we don't have a bunch of fourth year juniors choose to either retire or transfer like this past season. That was a killer and is what forced Coach Beaty to have to play so many youngsters at nearly every position.
Next year is going to be better just because everybody will be a year older and there are not going to be any huge losses due to graduation.
The biggest losses are:
Cox and Mann at RB, Parmalee at WR, and Goodman, King, and Fletcher from the defensive line.
None of those losses are what I would say are huge, so if everybody comes back, there should be a lot more depth next year and with everybody knowing the system better, it should be a much better 2016.
My one question is:
What guys do you all see moving on to another program with the graduate transfer rule?
I could honestly see Kent Taylor getting frustrated and going somewhere else if he indeed graduates. He is probably being more under-utilized than any other player on the roster at this time.
I just hope that we don't have a bunch of fourth year juniors choose to either retire or transfer like this past season. That was a killer and is what forced Coach Beaty to have to play so many youngsters at nearly every position.