3 star DB with offers from Illinois, Wisconsin, Louisville, Mizzou, Oregon, Ole Miss, Nebraska, MSU and more.
Seems like we have a lot of guys who held Ole Miss offers.3 star DB with offers from Illinois, Wisconsin, Louisville, Mizzou, Oregon, Ole Miss, Nebraska, MSU and more.
Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't the OLBs in Walters scheme guys like Carraway? I dont see these DBs getting that big.Some of these D- will be converted to outside linebackers as they bulk up over next 2 yrs.....want that speed and guys that fly around the ball....
Aren’t Brevard, Mba, Lewis, Omonode and others all eligible to return? Harkless is a freshman.Can we play 11 secondary people in a defense?
We have gotten 1 DE and 1 DT in this class. I haven’t seen a LB, but I could be missing one. I am assuming we will be hitting the transfer portal for our DL?
He’s talking about the interior linebacker. Walters defense may look like Diaco’s at ND in terms of where they line up, but instead of 245 lb run stuffers inside, expect one guy to be about 225-230 like a 4-3 outside backer and the other to be 210-220 like a big safety. Some of these guys could grow to either size.Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't the OLBs in Walters scheme guys like Carraway? I dont see these DBs getting that big.
You’re correct.. for anyone who is curious, here is your likely 2023 starting defenseHere’s a break down of DB recruits…
Safety - Bradford, Marble
CB - Nettles, Kulp, Hines
ATH - Beasley, Williams, Edmond
Walters system plays 5+ DBs most downs so no worries with all the DB signings, plus the ATH recruits he’s signed are high level recruits so they could play on either side of the ball depending on team needs. Would like to see a few more DL signings but if not Walters won’t be afraid to use the portal to add depth.
You’re correct.. for anyone who is curious, here is your likely 2023 starting defense
Buck - Scrouton 6’5” 260
LDE - Langham 6’6” 306
NT - Brevard 6’3” 315
RDE - M’ba 6’6” 313
Fox - Jenkins 6’1” 270
Left interior LB - Washington 6’3” 230
Right interior S/LB - Brothers 6’2” 225
Boundary corner - Turner Muhammad 5’11” 190
FS - Allen 6’1” 195
SS - Kane 6’0” 205
Field corner - Marquis Wilson 5’11” 180
That’s gonna be first down after the opening kick off. The speed of brothers and Washington.. as opposed to 250 lb inside linebackers, helps cover space to compensate for the huge front. A few things to note:
> the OLBs typically do not line up over the tackles. The offensive tackles end up with no one lined up in front of them and the OLBs lined up outside. This will hurt a Fresno state because there is no threatening the perimeter and working back inside. The defense is outside in.
> against heavy run teams Walters often subs out the DEs for two nose tackles. This nullifies a Wisconsin pre 2023 strategy and stops play action.
> against pass heavy teams he can sub out the fox for a nickel .. so Jenkins could leave. But mostly he can move brothers to the left and sub out Washington for Kane at the second level and then Stevens next to Allen up top. He will also play the strong safety close to the box against pass heavy teams.
All that said, if Langham starts and then leaves after the season (he has to), then Walters will need to get a starter in the portal
Maybe he was, but he literally typed, "Some of these D- will be converted to outside linebackers as they bulk up over next 2 yrs".He’s talking about the interior linebacker. Walters defense may look like Diaco’s at ND in terms of where they line up, but instead of 245 lb run stuffers inside, expect one guy to be about 225-230 like a 4-3 outside backer and the other to be 210-220 like a big safety. Some of these guys could grow to either size.
OLBs in this defense are more like karlaftis size. You’re correct there, but he was talking about the inside
Caraway changed his last name to Scourton in the off-seasonNo way Caraway doesn't start imo.
Who's Scouton? You mean Syndor?
I meant the original post that mentioned growing to LBMaybe he was, but he literally typed, "Some of these D- will be converted to outside linebackers as they bulk up over next 2 yrs".
No way Caraway doesn't start imo.
Who's Scouton? You mean Syndor?
Good insight. The DL will definitely have some nice size to it! I just hope the depth behind the starters can prove their worth. I’m excited to see coach Walters work his magic with these new schemes.You’re correct.. for anyone who is curious, here is your likely 2023 starting defense
Buck - Scrouton 6’5” 260
LDE - Langham 6’6” 306
NT - Brevard 6’3” 315
RDE - M’ba 6’6” 313
Fox - Jenkins 6’1” 270
Left interior LB - Washington 6’3” 230
Right interior S/LB - Brothers 6’2” 225
Boundary corner - Turner Muhammad 5’11” 190
FS - Allen 6’1” 195
SS - Kane 6’0” 205
Field corner - Marquis Wilson 5’11” 180
That’s gonna be first down after the opening kick off. The speed of brothers and Washington.. as opposed to 250 lb inside linebackers, helps cover space to compensate for the huge front. A few things to note:
> the OLBs typically do not line up over the tackles. The offensive tackles end up with no one lined up in front of them and the OLBs lined up outside. This will hurt a Fresno state because there is no threatening the perimeter and working back inside. The defense is outside in.
> against heavy run teams Walters often subs out the DEs for two nose tackles. This nullifies a Wisconsin pre 2023 strategy and stops play action.
> against pass heavy teams he can sub out the fox for a nickel .. so Jenkins could leave. But mostly he can move brothers to the left and sub out Washington for Kane at the second level and then Stevens next to Allen up top. He will also play the strong safety close to the box against pass heavy teams.
All that said, if Langham starts and then leaves after the season (he has to), then Walters will need to get a starter in the portal
Second team isGood insight. The DL will definitely have some nice size to it! I just hope the depth behind the starters can prove their worth. I’m excited to see coach Walters work his magic with these new schemes.
The D-Line is in the best shape #'s and talent wise than I can ever remember. Few transfer defections when we lost our Hoosier D-Line Coach and some SEC sized guys to go with some younger talent....Here’s a break down of DB recruits…
Safety - Bradford, Marble
CB - Nettles, Kulp, Hines
ATH - Beasley, Williams, Edmond
Walters system plays 5+ DBs most downs so no worries with all the DB signings, plus the ATH recruits he’s signed are high level recruits so they could play on either side of the ball depending on team needs. Would like to see a few more DL signings but if not Walters won’t be afraid to use the portal to add depth.
So what is the push that Langham will leave or need to go? Going pro?You’re correct.. for anyone who is curious, here is your likely 2023 starting defense
Buck - Scrouton 6’5” 260
LDE - Langham 6’6” 306
NT - Brevard 6’3” 315
RDE - M’ba 6’6” 313
Fox - Jenkins 6’1” 270
Left interior LB - Washington 6’3” 230
Right interior S/LB - Brothers 6’2” 225
Boundary corner - Turner Muhammad 5’11” 190
FS - Allen 6’1” 195
SS - Kane 6’0” 205
Field corner - Marquis Wilson 5’11” 180
That’s gonna be first down after the opening kick off. The speed of brothers and Washington.. as opposed to 250 lb inside linebackers, helps cover space to compensate for the huge front. A few things to note:
> the OLBs typically do not line up over the tackles. The offensive tackles end up with no one lined up in front of them and the OLBs lined up outside. This will hurt a Fresno state because there is no threatening the perimeter and working back inside. The defense is outside in.
> against heavy run teams Walters often subs out the DEs for two nose tackles. This nullifies a Wisconsin pre 2023 strategy and stops play action.
> against pass heavy teams he can sub out the fox for a nickel .. so Jenkins could leave. But mostly he can move brothers to the left and sub out Washington for Kane at the second level and then Stevens next to Allen up top. He will also play the strong safety close to the box against pass heavy teams.
All that said, if Langham starts and then leaves after the season (he has to), then Walters will need to get a starter in the portal
Thought he was a 5th year guySo what is the push that Langham will leave or need to go? Going pro?
I believe both he and Isaiah Nichols will have exhausted their eligibility after the seasonSo what is the push that Langham will leave or need to go? Going pro?