Southland Offseason Thread

[Panther88]

http://sfasawmill.com/s/156/sfas-fou...ot-of-people/2

Our receiving corp should be a nightmare to cover

WR:#9 Trae Hart 5-11; 175 (Sr.) (All-SLC) 2^nd Team
WR:#2 Frank Iheanacho 6-6; 230 (Jr.)
WR:#5 Terian Goree 6-3; 185 (Jr.)
WR:#80 Tamrick Pace 6-3; 200 (So.) All-American (Freshman)
WR:#89 Kiki Hill 6-2; 226 (So.) (All-SLC) HM
WR:#82 Cody Williams 6-3; 212 (So.)
WR:#81 Jonathan Sam 6-2; 205 (So.)
WR:#22 Thomas Nolley 6-3; 190 (Fr.)
WR:#00 Dylan Parker 6-4; 185 (Fr.)

Geez they are big. Are they fast or just big slow guys?

[Sammy94]

What player are you excited about watching next year? Why? ONE player

Corey Avery, with a new OC and a more balanced attack, this guy should have a few more games like this one in 2017.



But how can you just pick one???

A Walter Payton QB, Yedi, Stewart, Davis, Remus, and a new DC and upgrades on defense. Could be the best year ever.

[FormerPokeCenter]

I don't expect much out of my Pokes this year. 3rd or 4th, probably. No DL, thin at OL...thin at DB...pretty good at QB and receiver...but probably not enough time to throw the ball...

[Panther88]

SHSU is loaded. No disrespect to SHSU but it will be akin to us playing last fall's Rice squad where they were physically bigger and stronger than us and certainly out-executed us on O.

I'm not sure what PV's strength is @ this moment other than we return 8 on O and 8 on D. There were MAJOR holes that needed to be filled, like the graduated QB position where we inked the skills of the #6 rated JUCO dual-threat QB last fall. He was originally a 3* recruit who went JUCO.

In an odd twist, PV has done well in its home games the last 5 seasons. We've lost only 4-5 total (I think?). Oddly enough, SU beat us @ our place last fall in the new diggs and the team before them that gave us an L was... *drumroll*.... the SLC's ACU. Differing coach, different talent, ... The talent AND coaching were all upgraded since then. The last 2 consecutive years, we've lost only 1 game @ home.

[Daytripper]

Geez they are big. Are they fast or just big slow guys?

If a 6-3 or 6-4 WR had any speed at all, he would be FBS.

[Panther88]

If a 6-3 or 6-4 WR had any speed at all, he would be FBS.

You will catch decent flack for that comment sir. But, it holds true to a certain extent.

We have a now redshirt-soph WR who's actually a t&f guy (200m/100m speed that was tops in Cali and was being looked @ by the PAC-XII Cali/Oregon schools but no one offered him early and we did). He's 6'3" 217lbs of pure blazing speed but... is inconsistent w/ catching the last year (being PC). He's being counted on this fall, I'm sure, since our other big WR (6'3" 215 lber possession WR graduated).

[TheRevSFA]

If a 6-3 or 6-4 WR had any speed at all, he would be FBS.

Iheanacho was FBS

[Daytripper]

Iheanacho was FBS

Good get, then!

[SFA 93]

Fast...check out their videos. Hart, Nacho, Goree were all FBS, with Hart getting All-SLC, Pace was a three star recruit and All American as a true freshman. Hill was All SLC. We have another recruit at WR Thompson who is a three star recruit with 4.38 spd. had offers to Maryland and UConn. Sam Houston State tried to get Parker the week before signing.

[Catatonic]

Fast...check out their videos. Hart, Nacho, Goree were all FBS, with Hart getting All-SLC, Pace was a three star recruit and All American as a true freshman. Hill was All SLC. We have another recruit at WR Thompson who is a three star recruit with 4.38 spd. had offers to Maryland and UConn. Sam Houston State tried to get Parker the week before signing.

Great recruiting year. Can your present staff develop the talent you have? That's not intended as a jab. Honest question based on recent history.