1standgoal
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Well their line will definitely be put to the test when they come to Knoxville. It'll be the best DL they'll face by far.
They also have a massive, talented experienced OL. This hurts but they got plenty to fall back on.
They did last year too but if Williams had gone down, they would still have suffered all the same. They are going to run Collins into the ground and he already wears down by the end of the season. This year, he won't have Williams to spell him, just a couple of guys that aren't close to his or Williams talent level. This hurts bad.
Orried. They'll be tough.
Sucks. Sorry To Jonathan. Too bad to see a player like him go down. He is pretty exciting.
Yeah they are still gonna be good. Just a slight downgrade in the backfield.
Wow. So losing your best and most experienced RB equates to just a "slight" downgrade? So are you assuming that AK is on par with Bama and UGA as far as RBs are concerned?
AK = Alaska
But we're replacing him with a 5* who is a two time 1,000 yard rusher. It's the depth behind Collins that it hurts. We'll either have to give Collins more carries or pass more.
They are going to run Collins into the ground out of necessity and that is going to wear him down even more then he usually gets. Throwing more would be an even worse option for you guys imo.
He's playing 15 pounds lighter than he did last year so I guess that's good timing. It really depends on how the freshman RB we brought in does. He's been good in camp but who knows if he can take some pressure off of Collins when it gets to the real thing