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yep. the kid was a poster child for mediocrity. that he left because (partly) he felt he couldn't earn a starting spot on this line, is about as damning as it gets

You're not going to find that at UNC.

You’re either with us, or you’re against us. :stormwarningflag-sm:

He can fit the ball up his ***, considering what 6 did to him most of the game

Like improving a hippopotamus’ ability to shoot free throws. Not exactly going to get a lot between here and there.

Indeed. When he was here, he was part of a butthurt brigade, whose core competence was melding mediocre play with culture assassination. The cliques were abhorrent, and no one is sorry he’s not in eyeshot.

An indictment of our run defense, to be sure. Gaynor was responsible for about -5 of those rushing yards, so in in effect he was one of our better interior D-linemen

Agreed. A JAG for mediocre public school in the middle of bumfack NC. Good luck on the afternoon shift at Costco, you miserable swill.

Of course. But that’s the case any time you bring pressure. If that’s the case, you’d never dial up more than 4

Watched him yesterday. As bad as we are on the OL, thank god he’s not on this team. It would be worse. Why we didn’t pressure the A gap more, I just don’t understand. If he wasn’t holding, he was whiffing.