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Hurracanes said:
True but the top tier programs stack up. For example, look at all the injuries Texas dealt with at RB and didn’t miss a beat. Injuries are gonna happen. We are no where near that level.
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Didn't miss a beat is a stretch to me. Texas losing Baxter is why they weren't in the championship game and that sentiment can be echoed with Beck at Georgia last season.
 
Damiencane86 said:
Didn't miss a beat is a stretch to me. Texas losing Baxter is why they weren't in the championship game and that sentiment can be echoed with Beck at Georgia last season.
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They still ranked 29th in scoring while in the SEC and made it far into the playoffs losing to the champs. Lol. WTF are we talking about?
 
Hurracanes said:
They still ranked 29th in scoring while in the SEC and made it far into the playoffs losing to the champs. Lol. WTF are we talking about?
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What I'm talking about is the difference between winning it all vs just making it which I outlined before your reply. Do you need to read it again ?
 
Damiencane86 said:
What I'm talking about is the difference between winning it all vs just making it which I outlined before your reply. Do you need to read it again ?
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Maybe i missed it but nothing in your post specified "winning it all". The point still is we don't have that kind of depth yet. Texas lost their star RB and almost replicated their rushing performance from the year before, 2600+ yards, with their backups. If Lyle, Fletcher, or Brown go down our next best back is a small 180 lb freshman.
 
CanesFan93 said:
Maybe i missed it but nothing in your post specified "winning it all". The point still is we don't have that kind of depth yet. Texas lost their star RB and almost replicated their rushing performance from the year before, 2600+ yards, with their backups. If Lyle, Fletcher, or Brown go down our next best back is a small 180 lb freshman.
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I mentioned Baxter being out as a big catalyst to missing possibly being in the championship game last year
 
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CanesFan93 said:
Maybe i missed it but nothing in your post specified "winning it all". The point still is we don't have that kind of depth yet. Texas lost their star RB and almost replicated their rushing performance from the year before, 2600+ yards, with their backups. If Lyle, Fletcher, or Brown go down our next best back is a small 180 lb freshman.
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If “winning it all” is your definition of missing Baxter then I don’t have time to argue that nonsense. You can have it..
 
Hurracanes said:
True but the top tier programs stack up. For example, look at all the injuries Texas dealt with at RB and didn’t miss a beat. Injuries are gonna happen. We are no where near that level.
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Texas was 71st in rushing offense.

They won because they caught a lighter SEC schedule, was 14th in passing offense, and 3rd nationally in defense.
 
SinisterCane said:
You better pray Emory never has to take a snap this season
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Will never understand why people continuously care so much about backup Qb. Whether its NFL or CFB fans of any team, they always care so much about backup Qb... If your starting QB gets injured you just about always ****ed, period. It's not worth caring about.
 
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Calinative said:
Will never understand why people continuously care so much about backup Qb. Whether its NFL or CFB fans of any team, they always care so much about backup Qb... If your starting QB gets injured you just about always ****ed, period. It's not worth caring about.
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Because this backup quarterback in particular shouldn’t even be on a **** roster. I don’t know what it look like on TV in our last ball game, but I saw emery live in person and he just ain’t got it man
 
Calinative said:
Will never understand why people continuously care so much about backup Qb. Whether its NFL or CFB fans of any team, they always care so much about backup Qb... If your starting QB gets injured you just about always ****ed, period. It's not worth caring about.
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The only time we’d have been the same if the backup played would’ve been 2019. When all three of our options were trash. Nice job manny
 
gacaneaddict said:
QB-Carson Beck
RB-Mark Fletcher/Jordan Lyle/Chamar Brown
TE-Elijah Lofton/Alex Bauman
WR-C.J. Daniels/Josh Moore
WR-Tony Johnson/Malachi Toney
WR-JoJo Trader/Keelen Marion
OL-Markel Bell
OL-Matthew McCoy
OL-James Brockermeyer
OL-Anez Cooper
OL-Francis Mauigoa

DE-Rueben Bain/Armando Blount
DT-Ahmad Moten/Artavis Jones
DT-David Blay/Justin Scott
DE-Ahkeem Mesidor/Marquis Lightfoot/Hayden Lowe
LB-Mo Toure/Popo Aguirre
LB-Wesley Bissanthe/Kamal Bonner
CB-Xavier Lucas/Demari Brown
CB-O.J. Frederique/Ethan O'Connor
NB-Keonte Scott/Charles Brantley
S-Jakobi Thomas
S-Zachariah Poyser

These will more than likely be the players playing the most. What stands out? Feel good mostly?
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This is if our expectations is acc championship and/or playoffs..

** Idk-Meh-Ok-Solid-Good-Very Good- Great **

QB - Good if healthy
RB - Ok/Solid. Needs a leap from lyle or fletch,
WR - Idk
TE - Solid
OT - Very good, would be great if bell improves
IOL - Good

DE- Very good. Need one more pass rusher ro emerge
DT- Meh/Ok, i like moten and blay. Scott and jones good prospects but i don’t like having multiple young inexperienced guys in the trenches rotation
LB- Solid/Good. If you ask me kiko was one of our worst players last year so im probably in the minority on this group but i thought wes was really good last year especially 1st half of the year, i thought popo was solid in the small sample size he had. Gotta see mo healthy
CB - Great
S - Ok
 
DC3 said:
That’s an offense that’s going to lack explosive plays except for
Lyle. I’d also be kind of shocked but not surprised if Moore ends up ahead of Robinson, Carr and others on the 2 deep at WR.
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And how do you know this for a fact? Did you come from the future?
 
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