im not upset. I am at work just diligently getting things done.
And it must not be too hard to fact check considering one of your bullets was debunked within seconds.
We have lots of highly rated players in last years class that aren't playing. where is the speculation on all of them.
From everything that we actually see and know Greg Bryant is a talented YOUNG rb who is being given limited reps. End of story.
Why is that the case? hard to say unless you are in coaches meetings and at pracitce. As others have said could be taking care of ball, could be just how he fell in the depth chart, could be acclimating to college, and most likely a combination of all the above.
Could he transfer, yeah, so could jaylon smith for all we know. Playing time isn't always the #1 thing to keep a kid at a college (not trying to say it isnt the #1 cause of transferring because it is imo but not always the deciding factor).
My biggest "gripe" is that every sunday/monday/tuesday everyone is calling for him to get in the game but no one knows if its actually going to equate to better performance.
Bottom line is and always will be coaches play who they think can help them win WHILE being able to trust them.
The trust is huge and it is difficult for freshman to prove they can be trusted over upperclassmen. IMO it is the #1 reason you are seeing Cam at end of games over George and Amir. we all know he doesnt give us the oos and ahhs but he doesnt fumble and he is assignment correct.
Just saying don't kill the messenger. These rumors weren't started by me and they've already been posted in random threads here.
Speaking of trust, here's my humble opinion from a page back:
"You don't need to see many plays to see these two freshman RBs are physically ready. I think it's as simple as BK is slow to trust true freshman with the ball.
WRs is a different story (Robinson/Fuller). Run your route, make a play on the ball. Even if we send a freshman WR out on a route, it's ~25% chance they see the ball.
Compared to WR, freshman RBs are responsible for more. They'll touch the ball much more (carries > receptions), and even when they don't touch the ball, they have more responsibility in pass protection.
But I think BK is being over protective. We've seen the 2 freshman in for ~ 20 plays.
They haven't missed a block, they haven't dropped a pass, and most importantly they haven't fumbled. They're running hard and look like they could be our most talented RBs right now. Time to take off the training wheels, IMO.
Plus it's Greg's birthday week. Let the animal loose.
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And the other highly rated recruits (Cole Luke, Folston, Redfield) are apparently nearing playing time (Folston/Redfield) or already playing big minutes (Luke). That's part of the reason for the skepticism I'm sure. Jaylon's starting.