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Fair point that I had not considered. I could see a savvy coach recruiting against UM by telling a kid, "look at McCloud's snap count last year. He lost snaps to Finley at striker. That's the direction Coach Diaz and his staff are going. You'll get more defensive snaps (and more film for...

In how many total snaps, though? Against L$U, according to PFF, McCloud had 29 snaps to Finley's 18. It's just one game, but if McCloud was averaging somewhere between 1.5 to 2 times as many snaps as Finley, don't those numbers start to support the narrative that Finley outperformed McCloud...

Ideally, you are right. But with so many guys with prior injuries in one unit, it would be nice to have someone capable. Either way these guys will be asked to contribute.

It is subpar considering the need (which was exacerbated by under-recruiting the position for 3 cycles) and the ability to sell playing time. Three starters are leaving. The guys left after next season are either unproven or have injury concerns, or both. The staff should be able to go out and...

You are right. Post-midnight posting after 13 hours in the office makes the mind soft...

Better, in my opinion, but I like Hyppolite a lot. That's closer to a solid LB class to me. Not an extraordinary or great LB class considering the need and ability to sell early playing time, but I'd be fine with that class. And I'm not one of these people who thinks we need 4 LBs in this...

I like Cave a lot. Mathis is an athletic LB with potential. And Flagg plays the position with intellect and instinct. But if we end up with a LB class of Cave, Mathis, and Flagg, especially in a year where we have our top 3 LBs leaving and the back-ups are unproven or freshmen, that's a subpar...