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Both of the RBs commits have me excitedMy favorite offensive recruit in this class. I've got high hopes.
Both of the RBs commits have me excitedMy favorite offensive recruit in this class. I've got high hopes.
Same here, there is no other RB class that IMO comes close. To me they are both Top 5 type talents.Both of the RBs commits have me excited
Young is going to be awesome, Williams too! I think deland isn’t leaving a very good parting gift with the 25 class rb commits thoughWe are going to miss Deland when he is gone!
I sort of get why you're saying that but at this point it's more than just acquiring talent. Make no mistake the '25 RB's are talented just not elite talents at this point, however they are perfect fits and great depth.Young is going to be awesome, Williams too! I think deland isn’t leaving a very good parting gift with the 25 class rb commits though
No doubt but that's why its so important for these guys hit and to hit big because the payoff is once it becomes the norm then the position can and will recruit itself.We are going to miss Deland when he is gone!
Not to mention the good possibility of all of them will improve in a significant way before they hit the field at ND. This would be especially true for the 2025 crew since they’ve still got another year of high school. Two years of training, growing, learning, etc. will most likely create notable improvements,I sort of get why you're saying that but at this point it's more than just acquiring talent. Make no mistake the '25 RB's are talented just not elite talents at this point, however they are perfect fits and great depth.
Next season the RB room is going to be ridiculous and you can't expect Young and Williams and equal talents at RB's to stay content get little to no touches for seasons. Daniel Anderson for example is probably this classes version of Logan Diggs, whereas he's good at everything but a master of none and in turn I think will be more content early in his career with the very limited touches he will get. However such a player may not electrify with his play he's the type that he will get the job done if given the chance.
Then there is Justin Thurman. At worst he's a valuable speed back specialist and early on in his ND tenure that's what he be as well as being a major player on Special teams I would assume. After a slow start to his JR season he started flashing at the type of player he can become. This off-season and his Senior season is going to show us whether he's a potential star RB or a specialist mismatch piece. Either way he's a fit whether he's the specialist or if he adds to embarrassment of riches as future stud as a main RB.
Exactly and it allows Deland to really deep dive very early into '26 recruits.Not to mention the good possibility of all of them will improve in a significant way before they hit the field at ND. This would be especially true for the 2025 crew since they’ve still got another year of high school. Two years of training, growing, learning, etc. will most likely create notable improvements,
For the Mac program he is the head coach of next year?Exactly and it allows Deland to really deep dive very early into '26 recruits.
Or aid in recruiting other positionsExactly and it allows Deland to really deep dive very early into '26 recruits.
Maybe? A little while back I asked about him with inside knowledge and was told that like Mike Elston is as good as they are as people and position coaches who not only develop, inspire as well as recognize talent but that there skill set isn't suited to be OC/DC calling games. More often than not going the OC/DC route is much more the norm to become a HC and because of that it's going to be a bit harder for him to get a HC job worth taking.Deland is the one who is very outspoken about wanting to be a HC someday.
He will leave for an OC spot soon, like Lance Taylor did.
He might have one year left at ND, might.
No way he is around after ‘24.
But he will try, because that’s his goal.Maybe? A little while back I asked about him with inside knowledge and was told that like Mike Elston is as good as they are as people and position coaches who not only develop, inspire as well as recognize talent but that there skill set isn't suited to be OC/DC calling games. More often than not going the OC/DC route is much more the norm to become a HC and because of that it's going to be a bit harder for him to get a HC job worth taking.
Deland is the one who is very outspoken about wanting to be a HC someday.
He will leave for an OC spot soon, like Lance Taylor did.
He might have one year left at ND, might.
No way he is around after ‘24.
Nice to have a low maintenance, zero drama recruit. His tape has me thinking he’s gonna be tough to keep off the field
curious what his height and weight were for this event? Anyone know?Jesus, Young is JACKED. That dude looks like Estime already and he hasn't even set foot in a college weight room.
curious what his height and weight were for this event? Anyone know?
Thank you, a 5'10, 220-225lb back will be a really nice compliment next year.Listed 5'10 217
The video of the screen pass reception was impressiveGonna be hard to keep him off the field