(01-29-2015 09:49 AM)JB04 Wrote:  

(01-29-2015 09:24 AM)7 Wrote:  And by always you mean the last two seasons.

No...the last three, though three years ago it happened earlier with tll and I believe aj. And fine, by always I meant the last three years.

It was the last two. Three years ago was the Orange Bowl year and the WRs were pretty much healthy all year. The RBs are the ones that were dropping like flies.

(01-29-2015 09:43 AM)huskiebob Wrote:  Hard not to get excited about this group of WRs. If Hare improves like many of us think he will, the sky's the limit for this Offense.

We know what we've got at WR, RB should be set with a rotation of ACRB, Huff, and a hopefully healthy KHJ, and Wimann takes Eakes' place in the TE rotation.

Only real questions on offense are can Hare improve his accuray, who replaces Sterling at FB, and how does the O-Line look?

Personally, I'm more interested in the O-Line than anything else going into next season. We know the projected starting 5 (Myers-Conlon-Ness-Ruka-Howard), but other than Shane Evans, who's projected to be the backup center behind Ness, we really don't know who will fill in the rest of the 2-deep. It wouldn't surprise me if we saw quite a few Red-Shirt Freshmen on the 2-deep along with Evans.

(01-29-2015 09:50 AM)7 Wrote:  

(01-29-2015 09:49 AM)JB04 Wrote:  

(01-29-2015 09:24 AM)7 Wrote:  And by always you mean the last two seasons.

No...the last three, though three years ago it happened earlier with tll and I believe aj. And fine, by always I meant the last three years.

It was the last two. Three years ago was the Orange Bowl year and the WRs were pretty much healthy all year. The RBs are the ones that were dropping like flies.

Well, Ashford did miss half the season that year, but he was back for the Toledo game and the postseason, but yeah that was about it. And the RB situation had more to do with guys being stupid or bad rather than injuries.