If we have good LB play again next year, will you continue to say this?
Will you maintain your opinion that despite 5 consecutive years of All-Conference caliber play at the position, we cannot evaluate talent?
I'm not interested in arguing about our LBs right now. It strikes me as bizarre that people complain about one of our most consistent strengths, but fine.
I'm just wondering how many straight years of good LB play do we need for this complaint to die? 4? Guess not, it's still going strong today. 5 then? Does this die next year?
It can't be 6, can it? If McCloud is a borderline All-Conference guy and Brooks/Huff/whoever have solid years, you wouldn't really continue to die on this hill going into 2021, after more than half a decade of very good production at the position?