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Yeah. If it's pruely a size issue, I am closer to accepting it. And maybe that's all this is. But there are ways to work small players capable of explosive plays into the offense, especially when a major concern of the offense is its lack of explosive playmakers. Ajay Allen was 5-11, 185.If we're talking about a highly recruited guy then I could see your worry. But a 3 star kid that played small school ball in Jersey and is only 6'2, 185 lbs...he screams development project. I think Nebraska likes their running back room.
Ajay Allen and Kewan Lacy are the two RB HS RB recruits we landed that I liked... One of them isn't here so that leaves me worried about the future of the position.I was disappointed when we dropped Arnold Barnes, and this kid was a significant step down as a prospect IMO. I trust EJ Barthel but I didn't like this take one bit.
5’11, 185 is a lot different than 6’2 185.Yeah. If it's pruely a size issue, I am closer to accepting it. And maybe that's all this is. But there are ways to work small players capable of explosive plays into the offense, especially when a major concern of the offense is its lack of explosive playmakers. Ajay Allen was 5-11, 185.
I hope he fills out and developes like you say. I just know running backs who have to redshirt are few and far between and do not have a good track record of success.
Him getting hurt doesn’t affect my argument at all. He had the talent to help the team, so he played. He wasn’t buried as fifth string.5’11, 185 is a lot different than 6’2 185.
Also Ajay Allen had 1 good game vs Ga Southern and ended up injured. So not sure that’s a great argument.
Tulane was a better team than Nebraska last year & had a better offense than us. The kid ran for 1700 yards & 22 TDs in Louisiana's highest football class & is already gaining praise as potentially starting for them this year.You mean the kid that ended up at Tulane? Meh.
Good call. Let's set our expectation bar based on Tulane.Tulane was a better team than Nebraska last year & had a better offense than us. The kid ran for 1700 yards & 22 TDs in Louisiana's highest football class & is already gaining praise as potentially starting for them this year.
You must be old like me. 1st thing I thought of.
Well, old enough to be jacked come holiday season, knowing all the Christmas specials were coming. Man those were some epic holidays. Waiting on pins and needles for those shows!You must be old like me. 1st thing I thought of.
Bit of a project. Hope to recruit right over the top of him. Don't see him ever starting but being a nice player for depth in the future.Please correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't we hear glowing reports about how impressive and beastly TFRB Kwinten Ives was when he showed up?
Now we haven't heard a thing about him in practice and he's at most fifth string. Not a good sign when a freshman running back doesn't make any kind of splash as a freshman, it seems from history.
He's already been recruited over with Lacy. I would imagine they'll try and turn him into an H-back type like Bonner where he can do a bit of everything out of the backfield.I remember that as well OP. There were media outlets and posters saying they heard he looked good during summer workouts when he first got on campus. If I had to guess I would say that was mostly him looking the part as he's a freak athletically. But IMO, he still has a ways to go to be a B1G RB.
No one asked you. Go back to your Cockeye board circle jerk.He's already been recruited over with Lacy. I would imagine they'll try and turn him into an H-back type like Bonner where he can do a bit of everything out of the backfield.
No one asked you. Go back to your Cockeye board circle jerk.