As strong as this years 5-7 team?
Yes, Kansas has built a very strong program. Having a healthy Daniels, they will contend for Big 12 championship in my view.
He was healthy this past season. He likes throwing those INT's as much as he does TD's. They were suppose to contend this year but didn't. But then again Utah was picked to be first, K.State 2nd, Oklahoma State 3rd with Arizona 4th. Only one that finished where they were predicted was WVU.
More than he would have gotten here. This is a loss anyone who thinks otherwise is crying over spilled milk.
He will barely touch the ball. Stupid. Some have to learn the hard way.
That remains to be seen. I am sure he got money and if he can't make it in the NFL he can make as much as he can in college. I am sure his value is greater than some jacksonville State player.
I have a feeling he knew he was gonna lose his job to a transfer player from Jacksonville State.
More like "wait....I can't say I"m hurt and miss practice anymore. Crap. Gotta get out of here".
Hope they aren't thinking he'll be a good practice squad guy.......got to practice to be one of those.
so he faked a bone fracture and surgery...the douchebaggery on this board is top shelf....the fact that OSU scouted, recruited, and paid him should be enough..but no, just have to take shots at a guy with injuries who missed games, and still managed over 2,000 yds and 30 td's
At Ohio State he will be a third down specialist back and pretty good receiver out of the back field. Poor blocking but they can fix that. Will be third string on Ohio State RB list. But there are carries available. Donaldson will surely have an opportunity to compete for plenty of playing time when he arrives at Ohio State. Freshman James Peoples is the next running back up after the Henderson and Judkins combination, and he had just 49 carries this season. Fellow freshman Sam Williams-Dixon would follow Peoples on the depth chart, although he had seven total carries in 2024. While Peoples in particular flashed his potential this season, Donaldson brings far more experience. Donaldson provides stability and some much-needed depth in the running back room.
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Sorry that I'm not overwhelmed by 2,000 yards in 3 years behind what the "experts" said was the best OL in the Big 12. As far as his injuries, sure he had some significant ones. But under Brown, he wasn't the only player to sit out practice because of an "undisclosed injury".
the rules changed since RR last coached here , there were a few unfortunate deaths around the country...practice can only be 20 hrs per week during the season and the game counts for three..this includes film, S&C, recovery(sports medicine)...only 8 hrs per week in the off season..no more pushing sleds in the dark
I understand your points, I don't understand how that relates to my comment you quoted. I'm not one that is saying Brown ran a program that was "soft" and made that point of not generalizing all the players.
just pointing out that practice isn't going to be as different as some think it is. Did you know about the physical altercation between D Mozes and R Trickett?
hate is too strong...I just find him to be a disgusting example of a human being..
Scott wanted to be OC and call the plays. That is not happening under Rod. Not sure he will be retained.
