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Byron Vaughns, Baylor Bears, Linebacker
2016: Was a first-team all-district selection at OLB as a junior
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Actually he is kind of small for his position. 🤣LFG this is big!
Has he committed? I don't see anything indicating that yet
Cool thanks, didn't know what "Offer accepted" meantHas not committed yet, just created the profile for him
Cool thanks, didn't know what "Offer accepted" meant
Trying to decipher the meaning of “offer accepted”This “offer accepted” trend is unacceptable
Trying to decipher the meaning of “offer accepted”
I mean, I've seen a recruit flush a bama offer down the toilet so it's possible lolI would love to see a grad transfer publicly come with an “offer denied” post.
I'm in Canada and we largely follow English law.
As I remember from my contract law days...
If there is acceptance with the absence of consideration (typically tangible), there is no contract. As a matter of law, it could be interpreted as a counter-offer. That's what I learned... right or wrong but it has served me well in negotiating.
- Offer - Intention
- Acceptance - Consideration
- Contract confirmed
Cheers and Go Irish!!
Here are some YouTube highlights I found:
He may not have a ton of sacks but there are far more plays that he killed by getting into the backfield. He's not a great run defender in the sense of setting the edge and pushing blockers around but there are lots of hustle plays here so he's a willing and capable tackler.
USU played him as a hybrid LB/DE who played with his hand down about half the time there. There's a ton to like here as a situational pass rusher. I don't think he's going to be a three down kind of guy in ND's defense but he and Botelho at the ends on passing downs would be pretty effective, IMO.
The teams ceiling will be greatly determined by the DLine in my opinion.Not sure 🤔 if we get him. Seems obvious we are recruiting more towards a three man front and yet not pursuing much in the way of nose tackle bodies. A one gap 3-3-5 concerns me against the run heavy portion of our schedule. Also in the camp of quietly concerned about both Washington and Golden. Doubly concerned about not recruiting any cat vyper rush end types. Triply concerned about not enough gap eating heft on the interior because ultimately I don’t give a shit what Al Golden’s vision is because it has been a good long while since we had a d-coordinator who lasts more than two years and after all the years of great defense and lackluster offense or QB play, wouldn’t it be a pisser to flip that now after we hired a defensive head coach?
Agreed. Hope we can find at least one more big interior especially given the transfer talk and injury history of Big KahunaThe teams ceiling will be greatly determined by the DLine in my opinion.
ISD mentioned that the plan would be for him to play opposite Botelho at times. Not much more specifics than that. Likely means more situational packages for the defense. Which, if you believe you have holes on the roster and can’t find someone for those holes. Another is to get better at two positions and try to use both together.I asked Driskell the other day on one of his live shows about his views on Vaughns. I asked him how he felt about Vaughns being a Vyper, and he disagreed. He believes he's more of a Big End, or at least plays like one.
Maybe Vaughns has that physicality that ND likes on the strongside, but his body type is built more of an OLB.
Lea used it, though sparingly, against Clemson in 2018 playoff game. Gave them all kinds of fits.You dont even see bear front against option teams killing a defense with the dive. It is as out of fasion as the wing T on offense leather helmets or the tossing belt.
Saying it could get home more consistently then deep safety blitzes?Lea used it, though sparingly, against Clemson in 2018 playoff game. Gave them all kinds of fits.
I don’t think we should be running it a lot. But, if I land Vaughns I’d most certainly throw that at teams. Likely gives one on one matchups for Vaughns, Mills, Botelho, and Cross. See how fast they can get home. Those be some quick dudes.