RB Cooper Lutz transferring to Vanderbilt

[orangenauburn]

A big part of David Tyrees success and opportunity in the league was due to his outstanding special teams play

 

[JHarris44]

Honestly would take him back in a heartbeat. People focus on the fumble he had but he was strong on specials, was not flashy at RB but was solid in backup and best RB at blitz pickup when asked to block and was seemingly a positive in the locker room. He may want more opportunity but if he was willing to come back there is no downside. I wonder if our new Special Teams coach ever tried to reach out?

Always thought of him more in the slot. Like a poor man’s Erv Philips

 

[grepal]

Honestly would take him back in a heartbeat. People focus on the fumble he had but he was strong on specials, was not flashy at RB but was solid in backup and best RB at blitz pickup when asked to block and was seemingly a positive in the locker room. He may want more opportunity but if he was willing to come back there is no downside. I wonder if our new Special Teams coach ever tried to reach out?

Running back is one of the positions where you better have at least 3 or 4 viable options, kids get injured and that is a spot where the injuries can come in bunches. IMO he was a very useful reserve ans from all the accounts I read a good special teams contributor

 

[721Comstock]

Running back is one of the positions where you better have at least 3 or 4 viable options, kids get injured and that is a spot where the injuries can come in bunches. IMO he was a very useful reserve ans from all the accounts I read a good special teams contributor

So - NOBODY understood what I posted then?

Clearly he wasn't happy 'just' being a ST's ace.
Or he wouldn't have entered the portal.

Now, since time has gone by, and he realizes that maybe he's not going to be able to fulfill his RB1 dreams elsewhere, that he'd be willing to return to Cuse and keep on being a ST stud for us?

I have no doubt he'd be very much welcomed back - dude was ST CAPTAIN.
It's all a function of what he wants out of his last season, and if ST's and spot duty as backup RB is 'enough'.

 

[CuseLegacy]

Good for him.

 

[Dmcnabbrules]

Can he play two more years? Would be sweet to get a masters degree from Vanderbilt.

 

[money3189]

Good for him.

Get's to play in the SEC. Love it.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Dude's getting a lot out of the education his football talent offered him.

 

[LeMoyneCuse]

Good for him.

The special teams ace rejoins his former Special Teams Coordinator.

 

[Chip]

The special teams ace rejoins his former Special Teams Coordinator.

I'm actually surprised it took this long.

 

[CA Monk]

Vanderbilt to Cooper: “Lutz do this.”

 

[upperdeck]

it will be interesting to see how much he gets to run the ball.. If he gets some carry load thats great for him.

 

[RF2044]

Good for him - working the system perfectly, and now an opportunity to get an advanced degree from an elite school. Wish him the best.

 

[JRHEETER]

Man, he’s going to have some fun in Nashville

 

[kcsu]

Man, he’s going to have some fun in Nashville

Great job Kid. Fantastic University and City.

 

[cuseincincy]

The special teams ace rejoins his former Special Teams Coordinator.

Love this result!

 

[721Comstock]

Man, he’s going to have some fun in Nashville

Nash-Vegas.

Bachelorette Party Capitol of the World.

WHOOOO!!!!

 

[All4SU]

The special teams ace rejoins his former Special Teams Coordinator.

Right. Right. That’s precisely it.

 

[Jake]

Good for him!

 

[tep624]

Good landing spot for him, was selfishly hoping he'd return here. Can always tell people he played SEC ball now.

 

[cali315phan]

Nashville is an amazing town and Vandy is a great school. Happy for him.

 

[Roger N]

Good landing spot for him, was selfishly hoping he'd return here. Can always tell people he played SEC ball now.

Better yet, he'll have a graduate degree from the best academic institution in the SEC. Good for him. I hope he makes some big plays for them. My grand niece goes there. They have a policy of charging tuition based on the lowest cost state school in your state.

 

[SuFTW]

Better yet, he'll have a graduate degree from the best academic institution in the SEC. Good for him. I hope he makes some big plays for them. My grand niece goes there. They have a policy of charging tuition based on the lowest cost state school in your state.

I don’t see that tuition policy listed on line.
In state and out of state tuition is the same though.

 

[Roger N]

I don’t see that tuition policy listed on line.
In state and out of state tuition is the same though.

I know that is what my grand niece pays. It is probably some sort of scholarship program. Sorry to mislead you.

 

[SuFTW]

I know that is what my grand niece pays. It is probably some sort of scholarship program. Sorry to mislead you.

No problem, that’s probably what it is. Thanks.