madbamahater
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Huh? I'm pretty sure them transferring has nothing to do with Huepel and everything to do with the reality of the new college football. Holliday wasn't getting snaps but Calloway was our KR and Merrill was getting snaps and looking good. With all those guys all we have left in depth is Chas Nimrod and a bunch of freshmen.It doesn’t really hurt at all. The Jimmy’s were non-factors and we’re still going to be deep at WR next year. People are just looking for reasons to nitpick Heupel because things have been going too well around here lately.
I dunno I just don't like it. It's happening more this season than ever before and I was hoping it wouldn't to us. But actual contributors are starting to transfer from teams in large numbers. These are former 4 stars and high 3 stars transferring.
Squirrel will be gone in 2 more years. I guess since we are back we will start having players leave for playing time and NFL. Just got to get used to it.they are pursuing Thornton from Oregon, hard. He would immediately jump Walker. # 10 had already passed him. Heupel offense limits reps if you aren't starting and Walker feels he could start somewhere.. starting better than getting a few more reps.
Its possible Nimrod was above him until he got injured. I heard he was moving up the depth chart. He was talked about more than Squirrel at the time by local mediaWhy are we just assuming he would be #4? I know he is a local kid which elevates his profile around here, but Bru, Keaton, and Squirrel would all be above him. Leacock is getting immense hyped, and Nimrod and Webb could have leaped him as well if they had good Springs themselves. Seldon is also going to play some WR next year, too. And then if you factor in Thornton that means Walker is 5th at best.
This isn’t really a major loss. I would have loved for him to stay, but he was getting buried in the depth chart and WR play is never going to be an issue around here.