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Staff hasn't reviewed enough film yet to support that decision.after Knox got injured, I thought he would be listed as the #2.
He'll never play here, hopefully he transfers and frees up a scholarship.He's fat slow and out of shape.
He'll never play here, hopefully he transfers and frees up a scholarship.
I'm all for him getting an education, just hope he gets it somewhere else.Hopefully he stays in school and gets his degree from purdue. Dont let your hate of hazell cloud what KG is really here for.
thanks guys was curious because I remember him being a 3 or 4 * rb depending on what service you looked at.He was put in the dog house after coming back being over weight, and out of shape. Yancey took advantage of the opportunity.
Maybe he came in out of shape but that was a while ago. Seems like he and the coaching staff has had time to turn that around. He averaged 7.4 yds a carry last season. And what about Keith Byars Jr. Never been in a game yet for even one play. What is the use of having guys on a team if they never get a chance, be it on special teams or a position switch or whatever. It appears to me CDH is unable to create a team atmosphere where everyone can contribute in some way, shape or form. We apparently don't have the next man up philosophy. We'e had some guys on this team that apparently weren't good enough for significant playing time according to CDH but are now in the NFL.
Yeah, guy is grasping.Who? Mostert? He played quite a bit last year.
So you guys are CDH supporters and I guess he is a great evaluator of talent and motivator. I think Cottom and Holmes are hanging around on practice squads. Fringe NFL players who weren't good enough to get much PT. I just think there are plenty of tell tell signs of a coach who can't motivate nor utilize his players to get the most out of them.Yeah, guy is grasping.
Pamphile? Pretty sure he played every down his Sr year...
So you guys are CDH supporters and I guess he is a great evaluator of talent and motivator. I think Cottom and Holmes are hanging around on practice squads. Fringe NFL players who weren't good enough to get much PT. I just think there are plenty of tell tell signs of a coach who can't motivate nor utilize his players to get the most out of them.
Sorry, I guess CDH has me so frustrated I can't think straight. I just can't believe the players on this squad are incapable of playing any better than they have. Something is not right.
Sorry, I guess CDH has me so frustrated I can't think straight. I just can't believe the players on this squad are incapable of playing any better than they have. Something is not right.
Further on Cottam. Who would you have him take carries from? Mostert, who is on a roster? Or Hunt who nearly broke 1000 yards on 5ypc and is also a fringe NFL guy?
Posey should probably play more than he does. Ill agree on Marshall as im not sure Domo Young is ready.
Part of the reason the D was on the field so much was the huge cushions by the corners. You and I could have made those throws that stave was completing.The D has had some tough games (Minny) and some bad stretches (lots of games) but they HAVE played well enough to keep us in most games. Panfil is really coming on. I can't point to a DT thats playing poorly. Miles and Robinson are both SO on the other side, and they seem to be getting better too. Add that to a LB corps that's been absolutely decimated by injuries (Bentley, Bailey and Herman), I don't know why/if/how you were expecting better. Couple that with the short fields (and inability to EVER flip the field) that the offense has given them, I don't know how they could be expected to play better. You do realize they were on the field for 39 minutes vs. Wisconsin right? They only started giving up points when they were dead exhausted.
As for the offense.....I think its about 75% of our issues. The other 25% are a combo of recruiting, coaching and the like.
If we had a real coordinator on the O side of the ball, this team would have 3 or 4 wins right now no problem. Not that that's amazing, but it would be more on par with expectations and we'd have a shot at going to a bowl this year for sure.
I thought it was different than that. He would often make some tough catches and wow everyone, but had problems dropping the wide open onesAnd on Holmes....how many passes did that guy drop? As long as he was moving and there was a defender ANYWHERE in the area, he had a VERY tough time catching the ball.
Part of the reason the D was on the field so much was the huge cushions by the corners. You and I could have made those throws that stave was completing.
But yes the idiotic game plan by hazell And weird beard was the biggest factor.
I thought it was different than that. He would often make some tough catches and wow everyone, but had problems dropping the wide open ones
I don't disagree....those CBs are experienced enough to not have to give as much cushion. That's certainly on Hudson....that said....we can turn it like everybody else has turned the blame on the offense to Hazell. It's Hazell's team...he HAS to be the one telling the CBs to play that far off the ball!
I get that we don't want to get beat deep. That said, when your offense is struggling to even gain yards, why not play WRs closer and try to get stops and turnovers for field position?
I for one would never have played Holmes, he was dropped most of the passes he should have caught, and the ones he did catch, he fell down if anyone put a finger on him, Sinz was 10 times better than him, I felt Cottom should have played more, and Hunt should have taken Knaup's place
Not sure I ever saw enough of him to make that conclusion - he hardly ever touched the ball.People keep trying to make Cottom into something he wasn't. He was a big back that looked like he should be a bruiser, but he wanted to run more like Hunt and Mostert. Yes, he had the look of a terrific bruising back that we needed, but he just didn't have the mentality and instincts of one. He was a poor mans Ron Dayne which just doesn't help you since you are talking to slow to avoid contact, but their instincts is to try avoid contact and out run faster/smaller defenders. If he consistently played to his size, I think he would've gotten carries.
He got hurt when he started to in 2013, but that's true enoughNot sure I ever saw enough of him to make that conclusion - he hardly ever touched the ball.
Not sure I ever saw enough of him to make that conclusion - he hardly ever touched the ball.
Also he had an A-Train like run against MSU in 2013There was that time he plowed over 2 Irish defenders and into the end zone at Lucas Oil. Don't recall seeing many other Purdue backs do that in the last several years.
There was that time he plowed over 2 Irish defenders and into the end zone at Lucas Oil. Don't recall seeing many other Purdue backs do that in the last several years.