Not to be that guy, but we already have some posters saying he isn't physically ready to play a big role in year 1. 99% of freshmen aren't. Is he that 1%? Heck, y'all are already saying he needs to hit the weight room.
100%, especially at the WR, DB, and RB spots
You are too simple to understand our interaction. It had nothing to do if he signed with us or not, it was a debate on the poster saying that the reason to delay 2 days was some big planned orchestrated beneficial PR stunt.
What’s the saying? The further away from the ball at snap, the easier to get on the field…
I brought that up as Cincy would have been a CFP team if it was in place at that time and Dog Kelly would have left them even then. You can't say Ole Miss doesn't have a shot, a very good one at that in winning it. That has to be greatly reduced now and you know the CFP will down grade them as well because of it. Let's say we go 11-1 next year and Fran dumps us just before the ACC title game, think that is right for the fans and the players that paid and supported that coach! No reason they can't wait, it's all about flipping recruits!
Here we go
Shade? Seriously? I’m trying to be realistic about how much a true freshman will make an impact, especially at a position where he’d have to beat out some talented, more experienced dudes. Samuels played a lot because we literally had no depth at corner.Always bringing that sunshine to the board Franco.
We signed a 5 star 6’-5” or 6’-6” uber athletic WR from a powerhouse Florida school. Why the need to try to go out of your way to somehow throw shade on it?
As I have watched, all freshman need the weight room. You go against hs kids and then grown ass men in all positions. I feel receiver may be the least strength matters in but it does either way. I keep my expectations low even with a high level guy like him early till he proves himself to coaches and qb’s.
Calvin is about to go through his first full college offseason, and that alone is going to transform his body. With real strength training, nutrition, and a structured development plan, he’s naturally going to add good weight, muscle, and functional strength. The physical side won’t be an issue — it’s just part of the college process. From there, the main focus becomes refining his route running and polishing the technical details of his game. His ceiling is massive; he’s the kind of athlete who can make a Jeremiah Smith or Malachi Toney type of impact as a true freshman. Even his floor, in my opinion, is still solid — WR3 or WR4 right away. He’s too talented, too explosive, and too competitive for weight or strength to hold him back
Why?
? 2 way player?
