Any ideas on who will fill these positions?

wlayton, I hope it didn't come off like I was saying go out there and break the rules. I'm just asking to play at that fine line. Remember the OT and OG for the Falcons a couple years back? Dahl and Clabo?? They played that way, and we ran it down peoples throats. Today, the Falcons OL is soft. We went 4-12.

The only point I'm saying is if you play to the edge/the limit/110%, you will end up having a personal foul every once in a whiel.

It doesn't matter anyway.
Any thing close to a hard hit will be called a targeting penalty.
Especially against us.
Officials are pawns of an offense oriented NCAA.
As far as Rocker,
I like clean hard football but I hate Auburn and their cheap shots.
Hopefully, we will never become a scumbag program like them.

sflanagan21 wrote: wlayton, perfect evaluation of Turman from you!!! I just hope we can hold on to him...

Big AMEN to that!! Hey, remember, Michel and Chubb haven't signed the dotted line yet.

averagedawg wrote: It doesn't matter anyway.
Any thing close to a hard hit will be called a targeting penalty.
Especially against us.
Officials are pawns of an offense oriented NCAA.
As far as Rocker,
I like clean hard football but I hate Auburn and their cheap shots.
Hopefully, we will never become a scumbag program like them.

One statement above really sticks out to me averagedawg.
Officials are pawns of an offense oriented NCAA.

Anyone that watches film understands that not all rules apply. Umpire in the backfield when Alabama player nailed AM. No call. Have watched that video many times, stinks, officials eyes were all over the play.

I am one that believes first off, the NCAA does belong in college football. Second, believe that umpires, referees, back judges, all of them should be a group that are paid a nice amount and that is where they make their living. Replays should be an ongoing thing. Let's get it right.

Still too many "house calls". See where baseball is finally moving in that direction.

If those that sit in the big seats at the NCAA can be paid handsomely, one would think that the game would improve with "qualified officiating" and less BS coming from the NCAA.

Coaches making millions of dollars and we can't get to the core of "any football game". Officiating. Many games over the years have been decided by officials that did not have a line of sight to make a call. But, the call was made.

wlayton wrote:

sflanagan21 wrote: wlayton, perfect evaluation of Turman from you!!! I just hope we can hold on to him...

Big AMEN to that!! Hey, remember, Michel and Chubb haven't signed the dotted line yet.

You folks like A. J. Turman. Spent time here in Central Florida watching him.

Buc wrote:

wlayton wrote:

sflanagan21 wrote: wlayton, perfect evaluation of Turman from you!!! I just hope we can hold on to him...

Big AMEN to that!! Hey, remember, Michel and Chubb haven't signed the dotted line yet.

You folks like A. J. Turman. Spent time here in Central Florida watching him.

I knew you had seen him play. Does he remind you in person of a combo of Gurley hitting the hole hard and of Marshall's smoothness in the open field?