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To be clear, I have never said I was him and the screen name isn’t spelled the way he spells his name.

Lol yep, aware of that. Dwyer, iirc.

Maybe my expectations are just skewed by my memories, but I recall the ‘80s, ‘90s and ‘00s. Watching Winston Moss, Tiger Clark step it up, Mo Crum, the Bermuda Triangle, Ray Lewis the best player on the field the day he showed up. Rohan and Francis. Webster, Morgan, Vilma, DJ, also Rocky and...

Count me disappointed.

Okay. I don’t want to go far down this road because it requires talkin about guys still here and trying. I know what UM’s great LBs looked like on field. It didn’t take a rumor about looking decent in the spring game to see what many of them brought to the field. I don’t want to judge manny...

Well said. haha not bitter but after almost 40 years of watching this team, definitely some bluntness and skepticism in my assessment.

Head cases are an eval issue as much as athletic ability is. Injuries have hurt but it’s football - everyone has them. All I notice is the program that had the best LBs in America for 20-25 years has been off the map since 2010.

I don’t agree. We can pretend it’s all unknowable, but Jennings, Joyner and Wilder aren't looking like Sundays players to me. Things can change but that doesn’t mean the trend is wrong or undiscernable.

I don’t want anyone on this board to misunderstand - this isn’t Ethenic Sands. Just a screen name that links to his name the way others have done for other players. Goes back a long way on these boards. But happy to share a view. Sorry if anyone been confused.

In the ‘80s - early 90s era, we had: Winston Moss, Crum, Brophy, Clark, Shannon, Barrow, Armstead, D. Smith, Mira, Carter, Newbill Even in the mid-‘90s, we had R. Lewis, Russell, Francis, Burgess, Marley, and Morgan and Webster enrolled in ‘97. Chris Campbell and H. Clark enrolled in ‘99. In...