New Commit Wynn is N

[Huskerbuck85]

So Basically.....

Transfers
Kevin Williams Jr. - Probable starter
Hunter Anthony - 2 deep
Omar Brown - 2 deep
Tommi Hill - Starter and stud
Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda - Rotational player
Trey Palmer - Top 2 WR and stud
Chubba Purdy - Probably QB2
Casey Thompson - Starter
Brian Buschini - Starter
Timmy Bleekrode - Starter
Ochaun Mathis - Starter and NFL Edge player
Devin Drew - Solid player. Should be a starter or first on the field.
Kaine Williams - No clue.
Stephon Wynn Jr. - Should be a rotational player

Jucos
DeShon Singleton - Probably a starter
Javier Morton - 2 deep
Anthony Grant - Group 1 RB

The red guys are all guys who I have been told are "dudes."

Told they were dudes by themselves personally or by people assuming? Because unless they saw which bathroom they used it’s kinda bullshit to assume just because someone is on a D1 football team that they have a dick and identify as a dude.

 

[vailhusker]

He already visited Washington State, Oregon State, now Arkansas. He said he plans to visit Missouri and Nebraska too. I thought Auburn would be in there somewhere too a friend of his also from Chicago that played Juco with him plays there now.

JUCO DT Sets Official Visit to Arkansas

A defensive tackle prospect in the Class of 2022 has set his visit to Arkansas. Come inside for the four schools he’s still considering.

www.nwahomepage.com

VIP

Fast-rising JUCO DT will 'most definitely' visit Auburn

Bryan Harsin has voiced his team's need for another body or two along the defensive line this offseason. And his staff might find some of that assistance from the JUCO ranks.

247sports.com

 

[Tsakoi]

He already visited Washington State, Oregon State, now Arkansas. He said he plans to visit Missouri and Nebraska too. I thought Auburn would be in there somewhere too a friend of his also from Chicago that played Juco with him plays there now.

JUCO DT Sets Official Visit to Arkansas

A defensive tackle prospect in the Class of 2022 has set his visit to Arkansas. Come inside for the four schools he’s still considering.

www.nwahomepage.com

VIP

Fast-rising JUCO DT will 'most definitely' visit Auburn

Bryan Harsin has voiced his team's need for another body or two along the defensive line this offseason. And his staff might find some of that assistance from the JUCO ranks.

247sports.com

Gotta think that we don't have a spot for him now. We slow played him a bit waiting on Wynn. If we were taking both we wouldn't have needed to do that. My guess is he goes to Arkansas. I could be wrong. I didn't think we would get Wynn but here we are.

 

[Huskerbuck85]

Gotta think that we don't have a spot for him now. We slow played him a bit waiting on Wynn. If we were taking both we wouldn't have needed to do that. My guess is he goes to Arkansas. I could be wrong. I didn't think we would get Wynn but here we are.

Nebraska is a pretty elite program. We generally wynn the battle for the guys we want.

 

[Pipe Line]

Didn't realize he was a 4 year Saban guy until a few minutes ago. I take back what I said about the garbage time. If he's consistent like that for 4 years then I don't have an issue with him. Welcome to Lincoln

 

[MtnHusker]

Didn't realize he was a 4 year Saban guy until a few minutes ago. I take back what I said about the garbage time. If he's consistent like that for 4 years then I don't have an issue with him. Welcome to Lincoln

I love that Wynn was in Saban's program for 4 years because he should be well coached plus not afraid to work. Could be a good roll model for other young players to follow. I think another poster mentioned over those 4 years that he only had 9 total tackles. That's not much in the way of production. But the final question we have to ask ourselves is "Is he better than what we currently have?". I think he is, so if nothing else gives us some Veteran Depth to our D Line.

 

[Tsakoi]

I love that Wynn was in Saban's program for 4 years because he should be well coached plus not afraid to work. Could be a good roll model for other young players to follow. I think another poster mentioned over those 4 years that he only had 9 total tackles. That's not much in the way of production. But the final question we have to ask ourselves is "Is he better than what we currently have?". I think he is, so if nothing else gives us some Veteran Depth to our D Line.

The question is ......is he better than Jordan Riley who he is replacing? It cant be that hard for him to be better than JR so this is ultimately an upgrade. I think Nebraska came out on the better end.

Wynn replaces Riley
Drew replaces Rogers
Mathis replaces Payne

Probably more durable and more productive across the board there.

 

[MtnHusker]

The question is ......is he better than Jordan Riley who he is replacing? It cant be that hard for him to be better than JR so this is ultimately an upgrade. I think Nebraska came out on the better end.

Wynn replaces Riley
Drew replaces Rogers
Mathis replaces Payne

Probably more durable and more productive across the board there.

definitely feel Wynn & Mathis are upgrades. I really liked Rogers so hated to lose him. He did have a history of injuries so that is a Check Mark against him. All the talent in the world isn't any good if it is always hurt on the sidelines.

 

[Pipe Line]

I love that Wynn was in Saban's program for 4 years because he should be well coached plus not afraid to work. Could be a good roll model for other young players to follow. I think another poster mentioned over those 4 years that he only had 9 total tackles. That's not much in the way of production. But the final question we have to ask ourselves is "Is he better than what we currently have?". I think he is, so if nothing else gives us some Veteran Depth to our D Line.

His worth to me is game day SEC experience, and obviously CFP experience, just being there and seeing what that takes daily. Plus, just being around and living up to Saban's daily standards should set him apart immediately.

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

I love that Wynn was in Saban's program for 4 years because he should be well coached plus not afraid to work. Could be a good roll model for other young players to follow. I think another poster mentioned over those 4 years that he only had 9 total tackles. That's not much in the way of production. But the final question we have to ask ourselves is "Is he better than what we currently have?". I think he is, so if nothing else gives us some Veteran Depth to our D Line.

I agree here. If he was a 1 or 2 year churn I would have some questions about talent/intangibles. I would think if the kid wasn't a good part of the culture or talented Saban would've churned him out awhile ago.

Leads me to think he is talented just not talented enough to play over 1st rounders. Searching for an opportunity to get some reps before he is out of eligibility.

Just a guess on my part.

 

[betsch]

Don't mind the scores -

I hope he plays that well for us when we're up 62-10!

 

[KidsSeeGhosts]

I liked Damion Daniels. His game against Cockeye in 2020 was impressive as hell. But do we think that he would've gotten more snaps than Wynn at Bama? I don't.

 

[Bootleg11]

I liked Damion Daniels. His game against Cockeyes in 2020 was impressive as hell. But do we think that he would've gotten more snaps than Wynn at Bama? I don't.

I don't know if he could have made it 4 years in Bama's program. His inability to get in shape early in his career probably would have gotten him processed fairly quickly.