So far, there's been no impact. What's "spin" are you referring to?
I look at it as a positive in the sense that we are able to identify good players, and develop them to the top level of the college game.
We already knew they were good players. It doesnt mean the defense cant be better than it was last year. Lets commend the staff for finding adequate transfers that can help offset the loss.
I can be better and not as good as it would have been. Both can be true at the same time.
Right it could be better or worse. We just dont know. If Alton, Trill and Cisco transferred after 2018. It would have been assumed 2019 would be better defensively with those 3 future NFL players. Maryland was the start of a bad year on defense. Every year is different.
I didn't say worse. I said it could be both better and not as good as could have been at the same time.
Yeah. I see that as two different discussions. We can talk about the impact this year and then also the longer term impact. Given the unsettled nature of college sports, I have a hard time looking any farther ahead than this season.
I dont understand the love affair of pointing out how they lost impact players to transfer. Why isnt the energy spent on the job the staff did trying to fill those gaps?
Excellent point. I believe SU is going to be better as a result of the Portal.
It's not a love affair. They did do a great a job. But the people like me that keep beating that dead horse may feel the need to do it because others seem to think we'll plug whatever guys we get from the portal into the same roles and not see a difference. One dead horse beating deserves another, I suppose.
He got hurt last week.
He did not unfortunately
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Yeah made it sound like he was beat out. Honestly, I don’t want the kid injured, but cases like this is something we can point to in the future. I also don’t believe Geer played, or if he did he did not record any tackles. This is the last thing i want to do but if it shows kids it’s not always greener on the other side then so be it.
Josh Proctor starts at free safety in Ohio State football's season opener at Indiana
Josh Proctor started at free safety over Ja'Had Carter and Malik Hartford in Ohio State's season-opening win at Indiana on Saturday.
Made it sound that it wasn’t injury related.
Josh Proctor starts at free safety in Ohio State football's season opener at Indiana
Josh Proctor started at free safety over Ja'Had Carter and Malik Hartford in Ohio State's season-opening win at Indiana on Saturday.
Made it sound that it wasn’t injury related.
Awful.
The grass isn’t always greener.
