Sorry if already posted: Hough now a d-lineman

[ImperialOrange]

Josh has always been a massive individual. With injury he may well be carrying a bit of extra weight but he's an immensely strong individual.

I too wanted/still want to see him carry the ball. Hopefully he regains lateral mobility post injury but worse case he could play dline and still line up inside the 10 on offense. I wish a speedy recovery to anyone that tries to tackle him above the waist...

 

[Cuse4455]

Both looked very good in Spring game but I don't think either are close to being physically ready to start for an ACC team. Both should get in for specific packages ie 3rd down, goal line, etc but think we're a year off from either getting 30-40 snaps a game

Bassette isn't even on campus yet lol he's a June Enrollee.

 

[ImperialOrange]

Bassette isn't even on campus yet lol he's a June Enrollee.

Ha! Was thinking Denis Jaquez.

The point probably stands for Bassette as well but hopefully he's a world beater from day 1.

 

[TeamGlasses]

Ha! Was thinking Denis Jaquez.

The point probably stands for Bassette as well but hopefully he's a world beater from day 1.

Yeah looking at offers alone, Jaquez and Bassette might not get much PT. Linton, Caleb and Lockett are definite first teamers and Nolton will see a lot of time. After that Geer and Fuentes Cundiff. Just based off who offered them scholarships alone.

 

[blizz]

NO!

 

[GoSU96]

NO!

No to what?

 

[DoctorBombay]

You're right bud. The former Josh Hough was a RB, the current is a DL. Just weight and injury alone landed him there.

So, the coaches lied to him knowing he’d get injured, put on weight, and then they’d turn him into a DL? Help me understand your point.
I was really looking forward to Josh battering defenders on long runs. So sorry we won’t get to see it.