That’ll cost Syracuse 15 yards and Boeheim 100 wins.What about the knee pads?
He went through a lot to get here after HS in Chandler, AZ.Jordan is killing it. It took him a few years. He wasnt ready to carry the load in 2020 especially with a rag tag offensive line Cuse had.
Yeah. I never understood the people that didn't think he was that good. There's a difference between not good and not a good situation.Jordan is killing it. It took him a few years. He wasnt ready to carry the load in 2020 especially with a rag tag offensive line Cuse had.
Would have killed it in an Erv Philips or Tutu Atwell type role.He went through a lot to get here after HS in Chandler, AZ.
He was a bright light for me running a 4.37 40.
I don't think he was utilized properly got injured and transfered.
Wish he was still here. Very glad to see he is prospering in Louisville.
Would have killed it in an Erv Philips or Tutu Atwell type role.
He likely plays out of the slot at the next level. Tyreek Hill played both HB and wideout in college.He did NOT want to be a slot guy.
Even though you are 144% correct.
Dude woulda crushed it there.
Can’t force a kid who wanted to be a RB to be a WR.
well saidYeah. I never understood the people that didn't think he was that good. There's a difference between not good and not a good situation.
Seem like every fan wanted to put him in the slot. He had issues catching the ball when he was at Cuse. You cant force a good athlete to do things he is not good at when he can help you with something he's naturally good at.He likely plays out of the slot at the next level. Tyreek Hill played both HB and wideout in college.
I think we all saw what a similar build, shifty type athlete could do out of the slot in Erv so it was natural to think Jordan would be the next in line for that. Since we really haven’t had that slot threat guy in a while.Seem like every fan wanted to put him in the slot. He had issues catching the ball when he was at Cuse. You cant force a good athlete to do things he is not good at when he can help you with something he's naturally good at.
Yeah I was just mentioning that we all had that thought. Not that it was a bad thoughtI think we all saw what a similar build, shifty type athlete could do out of the slot in Erv so it was natural to think Jordan would be the next in line for that. Since we really haven’t had that slot threat guy in a while.
But yeah if you can’t catch not really going to work.
And he only was in for about 70% of the snaps for Louisville.He had a great day today.
So he could have rushed for us on Thursday and still been okay.And he only was in for about 70% of the snaps for Louisville.
Yeah. We knew what we were potentially losing when he left- I remember folks were not happy.He had a great day today.
I wish we could give more people a chance then running one player into the groundYeah. We knew what we were potentially losing when he left- I remember folks were not happy.
THERE ARE NO BETTER OPTIONS FOR A COACH INSTEAD OF DINO!!I wish we could give more people a chance then running one player into the ground
Preseason he said he wasn't going to do that this year. Granted there haven't been a lot of possessions in games when Allen was overworked, but Price deserved more of a shot. And when they surprisingly did use two backs at the same time on that TD drive it worked so well they quickly stopped using it. Just amazing.I wish we could give more people a chance then running one player into the ground
that's "Dih-no", not "Dee-noh"THERE ARE NO BETTER OPTIONS FOR A COACH INSTEAD OF DINO!!
It was mixed. People that saw his talent weren't happy. People that saw lackluster numbers but weren't able to see the context for those numbers didn't think we were losing much.Yeah. We knew what we were potentially losing when he left- I remember folks were not happy.
See; Devito, Schrader, Tucker, et al. It seems Dino would rather play a hurt, semi-effective starter, rather than a healthy backup. That's just another sign that our talent evaluation and team depth continues to be abysmal. Why it's never effectively addressed is yet another indictment of HCDB.I wish we could give more people a chance then running one player into the ground
Yeah, the last last dinged up or generally ineffective starter that was replaced was Dungey in ‘18. looking back it absolutely blows my mind, knowing what I know about Dino now.See; Devito, Schrader, Tucker, et al. It seems Dino would rather play a hurt, semi-effective starter, rather than a healthy backup. That's just another sign that our talent evaluation and team depth continues to be abysmal. Why it's never effectively addressed is yet another indictment of HCDB.