Kirk Johnson is basically Fozzy Whittaker at this point. I'm hoping he plays like him if/when he finally sees the field.
Remember when Jordan Shipley was the “ghost” — seemed like forever we had to wait to see him on the field. I really want to see Kirk J healthy, he could be special.
Then you had Blaine Irby who was sort of the reverse Fozzie, because he played first and THEN disappeared into the off-season discussion realm.
Either the players are setting a different tone in Spring ball...or Herman is. Impressions given from comments out of camp not the same as last year. Think we are starting to get a better idea of "what was wrong" last year. I bet Herman learned a thing or two himself, and I bet we have players who are more sold out to the program/cause. A good combination for year two if true. A coach trying to get a better grasp of what he's got and what he wants to do along with players who aren't completely committed are the difference between 10-3 and 7-6 in college football. I'd say the latter is the more important of the two...though they usually go hand in hand.
True; but I am not so sure about the quality (physical and mental) of the players Strong recruited and left behind either.
day one 247 says Sam took the reps with the 1’s and lead in drills Young was the lead back with carter behind him and the o line went okafor vahe shack Rodriguez and kersetter
Defense was Hager Nelson ominehu and roach with Johnson and wheeler at lb followed by Boyd Davis Locke Bonney and Jones in the secondary
Was it Wheeler that had the wack personal foul call in the Texas Bowl that will carry a half game suspension for Maryland?
Wonder where Tristan Houston fits in?...Herman had specifically , and positively, called his name out...
any of you remember camp before '83-84 seasons?? man, potential deluxe...although Todd Dodge, etc at qb was ?
