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Thanks for the context

Yup Moeolo was the best lineman on the blue squad.

yup

Wish the best for him but I didnt see good things from him in the spring game. I'm not surprised that he's taking an opportunity to get a fresh start.

The game evolves. The Kyle Pitts and Brock Bowers types are essential.

Honestly Gadsden is a big slot/TE. He is not twitchy or fast enough to be a NFL X wr. Dalton Kincaid is the comp I like to use for Gadsden.

Justus always wanted to play at SU. Plus he had a crazy PE teacher that would talk them up all the time. I didnt want to share much and mis lead you guys. Things can get tricky when people start throwing money at you but Justus is going where he always belonged.

Justus served

Love that they are claiming the kids in their back yard. Btw might not be the only good news tonight

Oh there’s no question about it.

Transitioning from one skill position to another is a lot easier than line to line

We cant just put big heavy guys in the middle and expect all is good. Those guys have to be able to get off the ball and move. There are way too many schemes that will destroy big slow guys. Transition to DL is not simple. New techniques need to be learned and mastered.

Yup. No game planning. No adjustments. Wanted to see them react to situational football

Hard to say what the O line will look like. There are still some pieces being added. Some guys will transfer out.

Dude is bad news.

Me too. Lol

They are coaching for their jobs this year. They want him bad.

Bama called today trying to set up a visit with him

We need some to leave and still need to bring some in.

Its just a spring game but I thought the front 4 got pushed around a bit. Penetration came when we brought an extra defender off the edge. Back up QB is a concern. O Line depth is the best Ive seen. Still think we need to add a guy that will be an ugrade at OT.

I never said it just starts at home. I’m saying all of it matters. There are unique benefits from doing both. You can get the best kids you can find locally while doing the same regionally and nationally.

No coach should turn down a national prospect for a local kid with less talent and I would never imply that. You get the best players you can get. Some times the best players are local/regional. It’s just an added bonus/beneift when local talent do well in the program. I don’t understand...

I really don’t see the point. if you are not getting the better kids from your back yard and from other areas than you won’t be good. That was the case for Cuse the last couple decades.

I have only seen him on the edge the times I’ve watched. I think he will be a good 4i player. Yeah Perry plays inside.

Hastings played on the edge. I wouldnt be suprised to see Jobity moved inside this fall.

Yup and you can rely more on their intel when you have strong relationships with area coaches. It allows them to get the under the radar kids with those desirable traits.

I dont know how anyone can be blind to see the importance of recruiting your back yard. Literally every coach says it is.

Another great get. Make sure we keep in mind of other great recruiters. E Rob is valuable to getting these kids also. N Williams is no slouch. Omar Hales has a genuineness about him. It’s contagious.

There’s at least 1 other back coming

Well I haven’t engaged in that argument but I know SU has never won solely on kids from the northeast but a lot of their success with with kids from the region.

No one will ever say don't recruit other areas. All coaches do but emphasizing your own territory is a priority for every coach as well. You can’t just win with kids in your region but you can’t neglect your own area either. As far as making them a winner again. There are too many factors...

They all want the best players. I was talking about getting the best players in the region as well as the country. What do you mean by recruiting angle?

The key is to get the best kids in the region.

I see him everyday Still is a great guy. He's a church pastor. Has his own sealcoating business.

Yup sounds like he working hard and making the most of his opportunity with the new staff

This one is personal. Cant really share much. That's always been my rule here.

Yes.

I feel the same way you feel but sometimes players perform better under a new staff and scheme.

Yessir. I know Florida reached out yesterday

Norvell said. “In this era of NIL, who knows what’s behind all this stuff, but he will no longer be part of our team moving forward.” I imagine word got out that he was planning to transfer.

Those are prime examples of what can happen when you go that route. It can go good or bad. On that note, Fran didnt bring those two in. So he might take a shot with another young talented transfer of his on.

I remember his dad. My cousin played with him at UBuffalo in the late 90's.

He didnt look all that great. BD looked better last Saturday.

I saw good things from Moeolo. Maybe that pushed the staff to look at Miller at tackle.

Yes linebacker. Thats what I was thinking. Thanks for the context.

Miller is at LT with the second unit

Just looked at it again. I think they were in 2 man. Yeah Barnes might have bit on a double move shu 49

Well he was already a field LB box safety player. He will be doing more of that in this defense. Field linebacker

What are you referring to?

I dont know what he wanted. He is not a true back end safety. Maybe he wanted to play LB full time? Barron is on the same mold as Payton Wilson of NC state. Thats Justin's best bet to making a NFL roster.