Running College Football Updates Thread

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[Rob57dal]

We couldnt get ?

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We couldnt get ?

I haven't seen anything that Texas had interest.

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[DMX7]

Maybe that Deion did not ruin him?

Anyways.
Travis Hunter was much more of a two way guy than Charles Woodson. Absolutely incredible player.

And personally I think Deion played him too many snaps but the guy definitely wanted to play. I think Deion possible limited his total plays for 2024 but Im not sure.
When Colorado played Stanford (2023), Hunter was absolutely exhausted and got beat numerous times by a very good WR on Stanford (had almost 300 yards receiving and it basically beat Colorado)
I definitely thought that was too much PT trying to cover a receiver one on one of that caliber and play WR.

But in the end Hunter is the Heisman winner and possibly #1 draft pick. So you cant dismiss the highlights that come with many two way plays. And the fact Hunter was excellent at both.

He was worthy of winning, no doubt. A better two player than Woodson, no doubt too.

But Woodson was always a defensive stud first and foremost. Woodson's brilliant NFL career proved that. There's a reason two way players don't really work in the NFL. You have to pick a side and be good or great on that side of the ball to really last in the NFL.

[Blake]

Not sure what you mean by that last comment. Hunter was the #1 ranked recruit in the nation, so it's not like he came out of nowhere. He was a baller from the start.

I mean that Deion haters have disappeared. That's about it.

Wasn't Ewers also the #1 ranked recruit in the nation? He was noticeably absent from the ceremony.

[pgardn]

I mean that Deion haters have disappeared. That's about it.

Wasn't Ewers also the #1 ranked recruit in the nation? He was noticeably absent from the ceremony.

Yeah.
Thats why those camps being such a big factor in rankings should be questioned. Ewers missed a whole year of HS football and a whole year of college football (except for two or three handoffs)
Actually being on a field with defenders trying to kill you is probably more important than how a QB does on the practice range. People just completely dismissed those two years off and way over rated the throwing that goes on in those "no touch him" camps. I guess it is still possible to fix his pocket presence and long throws. And I do see why some people are enamored with his good throws above the linebackers and in front of the DBs. On his good throws it looks so effortless. I hope he does ok as he seems like a guy who is forced to be a personality he is not.

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[pgardn]

Oh my...

This kid looked really good.
I would be afraid if I was in the UT running back room and we had a chance with him.

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