Sounds good, I'd like to see it proven over the season that he's the legit #2 CB and not just the 2nd best we have.
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Pretty sure the point is, worst case he’s the second best we have, that means OldJar complained about a recruit who will be a day one starter. OldJar, who can tell by watching 30 seconds of film (he has said this himself somewhere on this board) whether a player is good enough to bring in or not.
His post didn’t age well.
Haven't seen him in a spring game let alone a P5 game. I'm not going to admit jackshit at this point.
I'll go with what GBRforLife1 said. We lost a lot of talent at the position. Is Hill a legit P5 corner or just a guy that we had to start because noone else is stepping up? Until we actually field a winning team, I'm not going to take anything for granted.
There's such a huge group of young talent at the position that I'm sure whoever wins the job will be up to the task. Don't care who it is but I think they'll be good.
Exactly, hex was never that bad at GT. And I don’t want to hear the competition ( big vs ACC ) BS . He only played 2 games before he was pulled. He simply couldn’t handle the pressure of being QB1 at a place like Nebraska.
LOL, I'm over Sims and don't need to hear any more about him. Time to move on to 2024!
Sims should move down a level. K-State might be a good place for him.
Not to pile on the kid…but he was “that bad” at GT.
In three seasons 30 TDs - 23 INTs.
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He improved every year.half of his interceptions happened as a freshman. He was not great. But Rhule was in a hurry and took the recommendation of a friend and his old coach Goeff Collins . His measurables were great.but between the ears he was not.and you aren’t going to know that by watching film. That’s where the recommendation comes in: all that said I believe his biggest issue was the pressure factor.
Oh, I definitely agree that Rhule was sold a bill of goods. Would’ve likely been far better off, making sure he retained CT. However, Sims did not improve year over year. His touchdown to interception ratio in year, two & three were 12–7 & 5-3 respectively. Doesn’t exactly exude competence at the position.
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To truly appreciate what Sims brought to the team, you have to consider his ratio of fumbles to anytime he touched the ball.
And it got worse the more he played. Which indicates that it was mostly mental.
Yeah, it was uncanny… never seen anything like it. He was obviously trying to force what wasn’t there.
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Why don't you just watch 30 seconds of his film and tell us how you think he'll do?
It wasn't even the fumbles. It was the nonchalantly picking up the ball, or not falling on it. Guy seems to have no sense of urgency.
Blye Hill, son of Leroy, who is seen here single handedly effing up the Bears. I wonder how much size Blye adds in the next 3 years? Fantastic genes.
Not really. They need to be fed twice a day. They form cliques and attack each other. And they spit. I have a friend who raises them for wool in Virginia and he is a slave to them with the twice a day feeding.
You might be thinking of llamas instead of alpacas. Llamas are more aggressive.
As for feeding, I don’t know. I do know I have to feed my dog twice a day and that’s not much of a burden.
You know I never thought about it before, but I bet feeding one dog twice a day is very similar to feeding 100 Alpacas twice a day.
I have 2 dogs. So twice the effort.You know I never thought about it before, but I bet feeding one dog twice a day is very similar to feeding 100 Alpacas twice a day.
Yeah, me too. Had three but had to put one down a year go, she had cancer. It was hard but she had a good run, she had been with us 14 years.
I couldn't read the article but 100% this gets brought up by announcers the first chance they get.
