It's actually comical that there is no official reason why KS didn't play the first 4 games.
First season following college football ... or Notre Dame?
It's actually comical that there is no official reason why KS didn't play the first 4 games.
It's actually comical that there is no official reason why KS didn't play the first 4 games.
or it could be he was the only one arrested last year that didnt complete his deferral program and therefore was officially charged.
Wouldn't this be on public record?
or it could be he was the only one arrested last year that didnt complete his deferral program and therefore was officially charged.
My thought is that after that incident he got put on a stricter drug testing schedule and maybe failed one or just missed a test. It would only be his first one failed so he would have to miss 1/3 of the season AKA the four games we know he has to miss. It would also explain why Kelly can't officially comment on in, because it is an athletic department issue that is handled internally. I know that in cases of failed athletics drug tests, the results do not even get reported to the administration, thats how internalized they are. Hell, Kelly might not even know; in at least some cases the athletic department doesn't tell the coach, though that might just be for when athletes are on probation. It would also fit the narrative because we know he was already caught with weed once and yet he is the only one of that group (besides Redfield) who is still in trouble for it.
If i am not mistaken his situation ended up being different than the others who were in the car.
ISD hinting that there is talk that he'll be available this week. I don't see BK letting him out of the dog house that quickly and him getting a lot of play this week, but it's good news.
Wasnt it confirmed that it was a four week suspension awhile ago? Or was that just a rumor?
Wasnt it confirmed that it was a four week suspension awhile ago? Or was that just a rumor?
ISD hinting that there is talk that he'll be available this week. I don't see BK letting him out of the dog house that quickly and him getting a lot of play this week, but it's good news.
Kevin is coming back? Well, here come even more drops. - Irish Envy
Stepherson might have the best hands on the team so don't even get the sarcasm.
I'm fairly certain he was criticized (unrealistically) last year for having too many drops at times.
Hopefully a few reps will light a fire under him. We can go deep on the first play to Stepherson and put the remaining scheduled teams on notice.
I've said this since last year, we need Stepherson to really make this offense go. That type of speed/ball tracking changes the entire dynamic of an offense. It opens up the middle, softens the safeties and even gives the RBs more room to operate (and if it does none of that because the team still wants to stack the box then we will continually win 1v1 matchups.)
I hope he gets at least 5 targets in this upcoming game. Claypool can shift to the slot and ESB can be paired with Stepherson. Would be an incredible grouping to go with our TEs.
I think that was an educated guess but wasn't confirmed.
So I'm not sporting 'breaking news', but more so that our assumptions appear to be correct.
I think that was an educated guess but wasn't confirmed.
So I'm not sporting 'breaking news', but more so that our assumptions appear to be correct.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂What’s your source inside the program saying?
What’s your source inside the program saying?
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Cam Smith played really well in the slot against MSU, his blocking from that position was very good.