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[QUOTE="Wolfman56, post: 2316970, member: 6063"]
If you really believe that the Pack offense is only Finley, Hines, and Samuels you're sadly mistaken.

Ignore WRs Harmon, Louis, and Meyer at your own risk. Both Harmon and Louis are big, physical receivers with great hands.  Neither has world class speed, but they're more than fast enough. Meyer in the slot is just starting to pay dividends and the TD agains FSU's all world DB James is just the beginning.

Hines, who does have world class speed, is picking up steam and coming into his own at RB after playing the slot last year. His backup, Reggie Gallaspy is a very good RB in his own right, although he may have tweaked an ankle in the FSU game.

Finley is as good an implementer of an OC's game plan as I've seen in a long time. He won't remain mistake free for the rest of the season, but he's very intelligent and know's our offense inside and out.

Samuels. Not sure what I can say here. Easily one of the best and most versatile offensive weapons to wear an NC State uniform in my 45+ years of watching the Pack. Literally unstoppable as either a receiver or runner.

Probably the biggest surprise in the FSU game was the play of our OL. They dominated FSU's DL throughout the game... a DL many recognize as one of the best in today's game. If the OL is able to keep Finley upright and the Pack is able to mount long, clock consuming drives against the Orange, I think the Pack wins this Saturday.
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