SUjagTILLiDIE
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Not with Randell Back.That Boy Willie Quinn is an animal though. That's SU's biggest offensive threat.
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Not with Randell Back.That Boy Willie Quinn is an animal though. That's SU's biggest offensive threat.
He's back. Been back. Remember seeing IG videos of him running routes in December.If Wolverine Quinn was 5-11, he'd play on Sundays
But with Randall Menard coming off a season-ending foot injury in the UL-Lafayette game, the question for Southern's WRs is where you're going to put Quinn. Do you line him up in the slot and leave Justin Morgan on the outside? Do you leave him outside and have Morgan in the slot?
Willie's a special talent. However, I think how he's used will first be determined by how healthy Menard is. If Menard's healthy, then that frees us up offensively to move Willie around more. If Menard's not healthy, who do you line up in Menard's spot in the offense?
It's going to be hard for any new WR to earn a position, but dude is fast as hell lol. Mike Jones fast. Plus we redshirted that kid from WSJ that transfered from Baylor also.Dang we got a loaded team i just hope we can stay healthy. O yea watch out for this transfer we have at receiver named Kelvin Woods his a beast!! Check out his highlights!
oh lord here you go but those 2 are back?Our backfield will have a tough time getting a 1,000 yard rusher because that is one crowded backfield, oh nevermind I forgot we don't have anything according to some SWAC sources
We do get our starting OL from 13 back who didn't play. He was All SWAC. We just lose Zach and Dwayne really. Everybody else return.As much as us Southern folk talk about Howard and the WRs and all of that ... I maintain that the team offensively goes as Lenard Tillery goes. Howard would not have had the year he had if Tillery wasn't toting the rock the way he did last season.
Real talk, the shenanigans of last season were a blessing in disguise for Southern. A lot of young players (mainly defensively) came in and got serious PT while the school sorted out the details on the academic side. So this year, the team is still relatively young but is more experienced than last year's team.
We do get a couple of guys back from the foolishness last season along with returning players that got serious PT, but we also lose some key guys on the O-line. So the O-line, IMO, is the key area of concern.
oh lord here you go but those 2 are back?
Doc i have question about our rbs? Do u think Trye Bracken is a better back than Tillery? I know Tillery has the numbers but Trye is so explosive plus he was the starter in pre season last year.
Man!! Go on youtube and look at that run for touchdown that Tyre did. Man that guy is explosive and quick! Its the last run of the highlight of the game against Northwestern State. Plus injuries hurt Trye.Aye bruh..Lol
I said the same thing in my head...that dude is scary and the other one who was his running mate..but he didn't play last season..dude was scary, but Tillery just took off
Oh I believe you. He's got a lot of potential. I just need to see more than a hs tape and a few spring practices
Any front runner on the heated QB battle?
Secondary is pretty much locked. I like our depth plus starters there.
Linebackers, im not sure what we have. DL, we are loaded. I just need to see more pressure on QBs this year. We need speed and more push from our DT.
Spady's not tipping his hand. One of my boys close to the team says May really has the playbook down. We'll see in a couple weeks!
That dude Tillery the Artillery was a load for us when we played SU last year
GSU will have some hella DB and secondary battles. A certain corner for GSU made every SU receiver look like Jerry Rice.
Any front runner on the heated QB battle?
Cool. I am calling the AAMU QB battle the most intense position battle the SWAC has seen in a while. I think so because both kids showed that they are capable of running the pistol and making plays.
Ballard rushed for 753 yards at Southwest and has that extra confidence boost because of his collegiate experience. I watched his highlights at SMCC and he seems to have "great" field awareness. That kid can run on on side of the field under heat and still find an open slot reciver who broke his route to get open.
He doesn't throw a pretty ball, but it does have some zip on it. He is a strong and has a true division I QB frame.
I know I picked May to win the battle, but I won't be shocked if Spady went with Ballard. Spady is the type of coach who believes in the defense setting the offense up to score. I haven't seen May aside froma spring game clip, but he doesn't need to hit the weight room.
Who will win the Bulldog QB battle?
Jordan Lynch (Ballard)
RGIII (May)
Tim Tebow (Lui-Yuen)
Sorry Jag, I typed too soon I don't know anything
Dude, nothing about your defense has been good the last two years. Unless you all have changed a LOT, don't expect too much.
Cool. I am calling the AAMU QB battle the most intense position battle the SWAC has seen in a while. I think so because both kids showed that they are capable of running the pistol and making plays.
Octavious Bonds??
LOL
Seriously, yall got a helluva player that came from The Lab named Joseph McWilliams. Dude can play. I would put him at FS before CB. And he's a return specialist. Look for him to make some noise, except for the last game in November in New Orleans. lol
http://aamusports.com/news/2015/7/17/FB_0717153721.aspx?path=football
A key outcome of the summer workouts will be at quarterback, he said, where there are four candidates vying for the starting role.
"Like last season, our quarterback will not have played a down at the Division I level," Spady said. "We've got four quarterbacks … we'll just throw the ball out there and let them play."
Spady did say that junior college De'Angelo Ballard has a slight lead over redshirt freshman Damion May, with freshman P.J. Garrett and redshirt freshman Cody Lui-Yuen also in the mix.