http://towsontigers.com/news/2015/2/4/FB...51645.aspx

Tyne is flat out impressive, he's a violent runner with speed, he looked very solid as a linebacker as well. I could see this kid playing on both sides of the ball similar to the kid from UCLA. He's the type of player that LSU would of recruited if he played more than one year of organized football.

I like this entire class but most of the guys are going to redshirt. We need more immediate help on defense and on the Oline. At least one LB, a DE, maybe a corner with some experience. I can see one or both of the young corners playing this year but you don't want two freshmen starting. RA mentioned several "players to be named later" coming in. I would think one OL is a definite after losing Hannan.

(02-04-2015 09:52 PM)mat1992 Wrote:  I like this entire class but most of the guys are going to redshirt. We need more immediate help on defense and on the Oline. At least one LB, a DE, maybe a corner with some experience. I can see one or both of the young corners playing this year but you don't want two freshmen starting. RA mentioned several "players to be named later" coming in. I would think one OL is a definite after losing Hannan.

Spot on....we could use some FBS transfer lineman.

Spot on....we could use some FBS transfer lineman.

Niler, the juco transfer, could probably make an impact this year at LB.

anyone know the answer to this: Why isn't New Hampshire back on the schedule? That's two straight years we haven't played them. (Albany too, come to think of it.)

(02-05-2015 11:59 AM)TigerFan54 Wrote:  anyone know the answer to this: Why isn't New Hampshire back on the schedule? That's two straight years we haven't played them. (Albany too, come to think of it.)

I believe the CAA is on a 3 year rotating schedule

http://www.pressboxonline.com/2015/02/05...ting-class