so, lets develop

Viewing 3 reply threads

- 02/12/2019 at 3:31 PM #91331
  4
  
  McBride of Frankenstein
  Ute Fan
  
  @mcbrideoffrankenstein
  
  If Utah succeeds through strong development, who do you think, hope, or have information on that is going to take a big step forward next year?
- 02/12/2019 at 3:40 PM #91332
  3
  
  EagleMountainUte
  Ute Fan
  
  @battlegroundute
  
  I never got an answer on Bam Bam if he was eligible for spring. It will always come down to the trenches. Football is always the big uglies. Bam bam is a huge gamble that needs to develop for Utah to win. So I want to know when he is eligible because that is a huge piece.
  
  Far as the defense goes. I expect even better than last year. Losing Hansen and Barton is a big deal. Fotu and Anae maybe thought they should be preparing for the NFL. So if they know Utah has unfinished business I expect nfl level play.
  - 02/12/2019 at 5:51 PM #91336
    1
    
    Chidojuan
    Ute Fan
    
    @chidojuan
    
    All I can find about it is that he has 3 years to play 2, which I assume means he can either redshirt or contribute immediately, meaning spring is on the table.
    - 02/12/2019 at 5:58 PM #91337
      
      EagleMountainUte
      Ute Fan
      
      @battlegroundute
      
      Yeah I was hoping more for he is on campus drinking all of the milk confirmation. Getting him up and running could be the difference Moss and Huntley need.
- 02/12/2019 at 9:38 PM #91343
  3 3
  
  Utah
  Ute Fan
  
  @utah
  
  Who develops the most? Easy.
  
  With Ludwig, it’s the QB, RB and WR’s. This is our first “real” OC since Erickson, maybe since Chow if you want to argue that Erickson’s heart wasn’t in it.
  
  We have a SR QB, arguably the best RB in the country, young TE’s and WR’s that have as much potential in anyone with Enis, Thompson, Nacua, Fotheringham and Kuithe.
  
  We’ve never had skill players like this. And if Rising gets a waiver…
  
  Ludwig will know how to use Moss and the rest of the RB’s. He knows how to use PA off that. He knows how to gameplan for P5 teams week in, week out.
  
  We averaged 31 points per game last year. I fully expect us to add another 3+ points to that.
  
  We’ve never had a team this talented. If we can’t win the PAC-12 next year…with the talent and easy schedule…well, then I don’t know when we ever will.
  - 02/13/2019 at 8:02 AM #91346
    3
    
    W16Ute
    Ute Fan
    
    @w16ute
    
    Confused about what you’re definition of a ‘real’ OC is…
  - 02/13/2019 at 8:27 AM #91349
    2
    
    RiseasUtes
    Ute Fan
    
    @riseasutes
    
    We averaged 28 ppg last year, FYI.
- 02/13/2019 at 9:10 PM #91395
  
  McBride of Frankenstein
  Ute Fan
  
  @mcbrideoffrankenstein
  
  answering my own question, I am eager to see Andrew Mata’afa and Terrell Perriman. I think those two are going to be big for Utah over time.