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I don't know anything. The point is that we've got 6 grown men and 8 neophytes. From that group of neophytes I'd say no more than 2 or 3 should be relied on to play a lot, and we should certainly RS the 3 incoming freshmen. Harvey / Hunte / Holley / Blissett in the game together during the 4th...

Agree or disagree: the DL rotation should be kept tight/short DE Rousseau, Roche, Phillips DT Silvera, Ford, Miller The rest of the DL is comprised of first or second year players who aren't quite ready yet. J. Harvey, J. Holley, J. Blissett, J. Hunte, Ca Williams, Ch Williams, Q. Williams...

I happen to think he's big/strong enough and can use his length to engage blockers or simply swim past people the way McIntosh and Willis did so proficiently. A DE rotation of Rousseau, Roche, Phillips is awesome but I'd hope to see them on the field together more often than not.

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In 2020 most downs are obvious passing situations unless your playing in the Big 10. Note: Rousseau to DT is incumbent on Jaelan Phillips fulfilling his potential as top overall recruit and performing so well that the coaches are left with little choice except inserting him and removing either...

We have our next McIntosh/Willis, but he isn't who you might think. This is what I'm pounding-off to every night: 1. Roche -- Silvera -- Rousseau -- Phillips 2. Harvey -- Ford -- Miller -- Blissett