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Post by bgT40 »

To me the warriors' O line was not impressive at all. If they don't do something about that then I think that they will definately struggle next season. They can have all the talent in the world in the backfield and on the ends but without the front 5 then they're basically screwed. But hey even with the poor O line they still beat us pretty bad, so who knows they might get lucky......
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I don't think bedford will be that great just because we lack drive and we need to get a better all around team
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Post by Maverick3 »

Talent wise all around the bisons should be alright next year. The line is capable but it lacks some size which would be hepled by the big mans return. To the talk about D1 prospects if Turkovich returned I agree with bedrock there would be 2 legit prospects at bedford if they worked hard during the off-season.
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Post by Freddy C »

Will Troy be recruited as a QB or possible as tailback, wideout or D back.
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Post by southpaw »

Harris I think would be recruited as a D-back. If this was the 80's he would make a great bone QB for the sooners but the game has changed.
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Post by Maverick3 »

If he is to be recruited to become a D-back he better start working on his tackling which was alot better this year then previous. He could be recruited as a reciever although his height might be a problem but he does have great speed and hands....its a toss up.
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Post by bison1 »

He's not big enough for WR or RB. Neither height or weight. If he's recruited it'll be for a punt/kick return specialist.
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Post by theoneandonly »

Barry Sanders was 5'8"... nowhere does it say you need to be big to be a good football player.
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Post by bison1 »

Barry Sanders was built like a brick *poop*house. He could run around you or through you and he had the rare ability to see where the hole would form a second before it formed...every time. Not many guys can do that every time.

And the ones that can are in the NFL...
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Post by Bedrock »

There are hundreds of D-I players under 6'0. In my opinion Troy is a (1)slot guy or a (2)corner in college.
Things change a whole lot once you get to college. He could be built like a "poop" house as Bison1 said about Sanders. I'm sure if you asked people in Bedford if Crissey would be a 300 lb lineman who could run, people would have laughed.
Also toughness can be taught, but you have to a base to build on. Troy has that. College coaches can do things that hs coaches would be fired for.
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