Pretty simple, instead of talking about the normal game changers that everyone knows about (In GS's case, Breida, Upshaw, etc), who is someone that will be a game changer for your team that is currently under the radar.
For us on defense I think it would be the FSU LB transfer that was a 4 star out of high school. Our LB core will probably be the best we have ever had, and he could play a huge part in it.
What about your team?
Mock Adams, perhaps. Could be the next Brian Quick/Sean Price. He has the potential at least.
(03-23-2016 09:49 AM)NCeagle Wrote: [ -> ]Pretty simple, instead of talking about the normal game changers that everyone knows about (In GS's case, Breida, Upshaw, etc), who is someone that will be a game changer for your team that is currently under the radar.
For us on defense I think it would be the FSU LB transfer that was a 4 star out of high school. Our LB core will probably be the best we have ever had, and he could play a huge part in it.
What about your team?
Wesley Fields, depending on how close to his ceiling he was as a true freshman.
The guy who replaces Nick Arbuckle....
(It's the Capt. Obvious response)
For the Cajuns, I'd say WR Jared Johnson. I think the Cajuns will be more open to the pass this year than in the past four years, so WR's as a whole will be more involved. Johnson, 6'5", was scheduled to be a starter last year before a season ending injury in camp derailed his season. There are a couple of others who sat out last year as transfers who should also see playing time, but other than a new QB I'd say Johnson has the best chance to be an impact player.
I'm expecting our middle linebacker, Bull Barge, to be our impact player on defense. With that name he must perform.
Dee Liner........eh......defensive line.
Alabama transfer.
If he comes back healthy WR/KR Jaquil Capel can be a game changer.
For TXST, I think it will be Tyler Jones. This is the first time in his college career that he will have legitimate coaching and playcalling. I expect him to finally play up to his potential.
Imma go with either Bralon Hutchinson, or Justin Gamble. RS freshman receivers with a lot of potential at a position with a lot of unknowns for us.
(03-23-2016 01:15 PM)Bobcat2013 Wrote: [ -> ]Imma go with either Bralon Hutchinson, or Justin Gamble. RS freshman receivers with a lot of potential at a position with a lot of unknowns for us.
Wait . . .
. . .We have receivers?
A different entry for GS:
RS Fr CB Christian Matthew. Kid was a 3 star, very tall and very skinny, but I watched him in a scrimmage last fall and thought he looked like a future lockdown corner (I have no real expertise in DB play, but I was impressed), hopefully a year in the weight room has bulked him up a little.
JB Kouassi ... defensive end.
Hopefully a center I don't know about.
But I agree with Mock Adams as someone mentioned earlier.
A-State WR turned TE Blake Mack.
Shaedon Meadors. He's had some big plays in the past but hasn't exploded yet I don't think. Hopefully if he returns this next season fully healthy, he's going to be nasssttyyy
(03-23-2016 09:12 PM)Korr-upt Wrote: [ -> ]Shaedon Meadors. He's had some big plays in the past but hasn't exploded yet I don't think. Hopefully if he returns this next season fully healthy, he's going to be nasssttyyy
We know him. He doesn't count. Next!
(03-23-2016 09:16 PM)WinstonTheWolf Wrote: [ -> ] (03-23-2016 09:12 PM)Korr-upt Wrote: [ -> ]Shaedon Meadors. He's had some big plays in the past but hasn't exploded yet I don't think. Hopefully if he returns this next season fully healthy, he's going to be nasssttyyy
We know him. He doesn't count. Next!
He totally counts. It's my GD pick, I pick GD Shaedon Meadors, deal with it!
